Free Poker Tools
The same solved ranges and ICM engine behind the app's practice mode, as five free tools. Everything runs in your browser.
Fold Equity Calculator
Find the minimum fold percentage for a shove and see its chip EV from the pot, risk, call, and equity when called.
Push/Fold Calculator
Pick a seat, stack depth and table size and get the solved shove-or-fold chart for every hand - every depth from 4bb to 30bb. Opens on the Button at 10bb.
Poker Equity Calculator
Any starting hand against any other before the flop, or against a solved calling range - win, tie and equity from 10,000 boards per matchup.
Poker Stack Calculator
Convert chips to big blinds, work out the effective stack, cost per orbit and M-ratio, and see the same stack at the next blind level.
ICM Calculator for Poker Tournaments
See what each tournament stack is really worth from the stacks and payouts, then price a final-table deal - ICM, chip chop, or a hybrid between them.
Bubble Factor Calculator & Formula
The exact equity every player at the table needs to call an all-in, as a full pairwise matrix, plus the formula and a bubble factor to risk premium converter.
Satellite ICM Calculator
Every stack's real probability of winning a seat when every seat pays the same.
Free Push/Fold Chart PDF
Every solved shove range, 5bb to 15bb, as a free PDF to download or print - one page per depth, 6-max and 9-max.
Common questions
- Are these poker tools really free?
- Yes - all five run in full with no account, no trial, and no card. The paid tier covers practice drilling and accuracy statistics inside the trainer, not the calculators.
- Is my hand or stack data sent anywhere?
- No. The ICM, bubble factor, and satellite calculators run entirely in your browser - nothing you type into them reaches a server or is stored. The push/fold calculator fetches solved ranges from us, but sends nothing about you.
- What ICM model do the calculators use?
- The exact Malmuth-Harville algorithm, not a Monte Carlo approximation, so two people running the same stacks and payouts always get the same answer to the last decimal.
- Where do the push/fold ranges come from?
- From our own Linear CFR solver, run over every position, stack depth, and table size rather than copied from published Nash charts - which is why some borderline hands differ from the chart packs you may have seen elsewhere.
- Do I need a tool at all, or can I just memorise a chart?
- A chart is enough for the most common spots, and the printable pack exists for exactly that. Tools earn their place once payouts are involved - bubble and final-table decisions turn on the specific stacks and prize structure in front of you, which no static chart can encode.
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