Give your readers a working poker calculator right inside your blog, forum or club site. Pick from 16 free widgets, including odds, pot odds, push/fold and ICM, and paste one line of code.
Every widget is the same calculator our visitors use on PokerTracking, so the maths is identical and it updates automatically when we improve it. Widgets run in your reader's browser and load lazily, so they will not slow your page down. See how we calculate each result.
Texas Hold'em equity for two or more hands on any board, preflop to river.
Pot odds, the equity you need and the EV of a call, with quick buttons for common draws.
The dollar value of a call, bet or bluff from your equity and the pot.
Nash shove and call ranges for 1 to 20 big blinds by position.
Tournament equity in dollars for every stack using the payout structure.
How often popular preflop matchups win, from coin flips to dominated hands.
A 13x13 grid of which hands to open from each position.
Turn your outs into the chance of hitting on the turn, the river or both.
The ten Hold'em hands from royal flush to high card, with examples.
The odds of being dealt or making every hand in Hold'em.
Equity of one preflop range against another.
Expected swings and confidence intervals for a win rate and sample size.
The chance of going broke for a given bankroll, win rate and standard deviation.
How many buy-ins you need for your stakes and risk tolerance.
Prize pool splits for home games and small tournaments.
What rake and tips cost you per hour and per year.
Yes. Every widget is free for blogs, forums, poker clubs, home game sites and streamers. There is no sign-up and no API key.
Add a Custom HTML block where you want the calculator, paste the embed code and update the page. The same works in Squarespace (Code block), Wix (Embed HTML) and most forum software that allows iframes.
Yes. Each widget is responsive and fills the width of your content column. If it looks cut off, increase the height value in the code.
Please keep the short credit link under the widget. It tells your readers where the tool comes from and lets us keep the tools free.
Link to the tool page instead. Every widget has its own page on PokerTracking with the same calculator plus a guide.