Preflop equity for 200 matchups

Preflop equity for the Hold'em matchups that come up most: each page gives the exact chance to win, tie and lose with both hands all in before the flop, and how the suits move it. The number beside each matchup is the first hand's.

Lesson: Work out the price of a call (needs an invite). In the glossary: Equity, Win percentage, Combo. How the numbers are made.

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Pair against pair

Big aces against pairs

Suited connectors against pairs

Other matchups

How these are worked out

Each matchup deals every pairing of the two hands that shares no card, then counts all 1,712,304 five-card boards for each. Nothing is sampled, so the figures are exact. A pair against a bigger pair is about 4 to 1 behind; two overcards against a smaller pair is close to a coin flip; a hand that shares a rank with a stronger one, like offsuit ace-king against aces, holds about 7%.

For your own cards against a hand or a range, use the poker odds calculator, or the range equity calculator for one range against another.