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Razz odds calculator
A free Razz odds calculator: your cards against your opponents' up cards, with dead cards counted. Exact, or an estimate with its margin. No sign-up needed.
Result (3rd street)
Your equity: 39.3% (±0.8 points)
| Player | Equity | Wins all | Splits |
|---|---|---|---|
| You (Ks Qd 7c) | 39.3% | 39.3% | 0.0% |
| Opponent 1 (shows Kh) | 60.7% | 60.6% | 0.0% |
Estimate from 15,000 random deals of the unknown cards: the true equity is within ±0.8 percentage points of this number 95% of the time. The same cards always give the same estimate. Equity = your average share of the pot if every card is dealt and nobody folds. "Splits" = deals where you win part of the pot.
You have seen today's 3 free solver tips from this address. A free PokerToast account gets the Calculator's solver tab.
Example
A-2-3 (ace and deuce down, three up) against one opponent showing a King: 82.8% equity (estimate from 60,000 random deals, ±0.3 points). Open this example
Razz equity: the basics
In Razz the lowest hand wins. Aces are low, straights and flushes don't count, and pairs count against you. The best hand is 5-4-3-2-A (a "wheel"). There is no qualifier: the lowest hand always wins.
Every player gets two cards down and one up on 3rd street, three more up cards (4th to 6th street) and a last card down on 7th street, and makes the best five-card low out of seven.
Dead cards matter a lot in Razz. Every low card showing on another player's board, or folded face up, is one fewer card that can help you. Enter them under "Dead cards" and the calculator removes them from the deck.
Your opponents' down cards are unknown, so the calculator deals them at random from the cards that are left. That is the honest "what my cards are worth against any hand" number; it does not guess what they would play.
How this calculator works
- It uses the same hand rules as PokerToast's Bot Lab and Research Calculator; automated tests check that it ranks hands exactly like the site's main hand evaluator.
- When the unknown cards can be dealt in few enough ways, it checks every one of them and the answer is exact. Otherwise it deals them at random many times and shows an estimate with its margin of error.
- Opponents' unknown cards are dealt at random (any hand), not from a guessed range. Ranges, street-by-street equity and solver advice for every betting line are in the full Calculator on PokerToast.
- For a heads-up spot you also get one tip from PokerToast's own limit Razz solver, when it is loaded and has learned the spot.
Go further
A free PokerToast account opens the Research Calculator (ranges and every hand an opponent could hold) and the Bot Lab, where you play against bots and see what the solver would do.
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