Reproducible bug report
A report can include tool name, cards, mode, seed, iterations, expected behavior, and actual behavior without an account.
Poker Odds Calculator is an educational mathematics project for reviewing probability, made hands, and decision formulas. Its calculation engine was independently designed from public poker rules, runs in the browser, and exposes assumptions so results can be checked.
How the result is built
Card and numeric inputs are validated and calculated locally. Larger supported jobs move to a same-origin Web Worker, then render back into the page.
Cards, rule sets, five-card scoring, seven-card search, tie sharing, range expansion, and worker messages are project-owned modules written from mathematical definitions. No remote odds package or calculation endpoint is used.
Unit tests cover every category, low straights, kickers, board-play ties, exact outcome counts, seed reproducibility, formula boundaries, ICM conservation, and invalid inputs. Static probability generation provides a separate combinatorial check.
Pages distinguish exact values, estimates, and assumptions. Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity load by default, while calculator fields are masked from Clarity. Card inputs stay local unless a share URL is explicitly created; the site has no account or calculation database.
A report can include tool name, cards, mode, seed, iterations, expected behavior, and actual behavior without an account.
Worked examples use round values so pot-odds and EV arithmetic can be verified by hand.
No. It offers educational calculations and no real-money play.
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Calculations run in the browser, with high-load work delegated to same-origin Web Workers.
Automated evaluator, probability, formula, and regression tests are run before release.