Estimate your odds from outs

Poker Odds Calculator

Got a draw and trying to figure out how often you actually get there? Pick your street, enter your outs, and this will estimate your chance of hitting.

This works best for simple draw spots. Poker hands get messy fast, so treat this like a quick table check, not a perfect answer button.

Common draws
Presets are shortcuts. In real hands, some outs might not be clean.
Outs are the cards that likely improve your hand.
Add both to compare your draw odds with the price of the call.

Poker involves risk. Odds can help you understand a hand, but they do not guarantee the result or make a risky call good.

How this works

This is a draw calculator. You count your outs — the cards left that finish your hand — and it works out how often one of them shows up by the street you pick. With two cards to come it uses the real two-card math; with one card to come it’s just outs over the cards left in the deck.

The Rule of 2 and 4 is the shortcut version you can do in your head: outs × 4 on the flop (two cards to come), outs × 2 with one card to come. Want the full walkthrough on counting outs and using this at the table? I broke it down in Pot Odds Explained.