Poker Hand Range Analyzer
Comprehensive poker hand reference — starting hand rankings, classic matchup odds (AA vs KK, pair vs overcards), outs-to-equity table, and filterable hand charts.
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Poker Hand Range Analyzer - Complete Reference
Understanding hand ranges is what separates recreational players from serious poker students. Rather than putting opponents on one specific hand, experienced players think in terms of ranges — the set of all hands an opponent could plausibly hold given their position, action, and tendencies.
169 Starting Hands
There are 169 distinct starting hand combinations in Texas Hold'em (13 pairs, 78 suited combos, 78 offsuit combos). Our reference table ranks every starting hand by Sklansky group (1–9), Chen formula score, and equity in heads-up, 6-max, and full ring settings. Filter by category or sort by any metric to study which hands perform best in different contexts.
Classic Matchup Odds
Certain matchup types appear repeatedly in poker: overpair vs underpair (80/20), pair vs two overcards (55/45 "coin flip"), domination scenarios (AK vs AJ, 73/27). Our matchup reference table covers all the standard scenarios with exact equity breakdowns so you can quickly recall the odds in common all-in situations.
Outs to Equity Conversion
The outs-to-equity reference table converts any number of outs (2–15+) into exact turn, river, and combined probabilities. Whether you have a gutshot (4 outs, 16.5% by river), an open-ended straight draw (8 outs, 31.5%), or a monster combo draw (15 outs, 54.1%), this table gives you the precise percentages alongside the mental-math approximations.