Free poker odds quiz
Ten Texas Hold'em hands. Every seat's cards and the community cards are face up. Choose the seat with the highest showdown equity. There is no signup, no clock, and nothing to bet.
The percentages are the same exact runout count Poker Master uses in its Daily Challenge, not a shuffled sample and not a guess. After you pick, the page names the leading seat and shows each seat's win, split, and combined equity.
Ten-hand quiz
Dealing 10 hands…
How a hand is scored
- You get one pick. Any seat tied for the highest combined equity is a right answer.
- Combined equity is outright wins plus an even share of split pots. Those shares add up to 100% across the seats.
- A flop still has the turn and the river to come. A turn still has the river to come. The math counts every remaining combination.
- The cards already dealt have a best hand, such as a pair. That label is not the equity. A pair can be behind a draw once the board finishes, and a draw can lead.
- There is no clock. The app's Daily Challenge adds a speed bonus over 15 seconds. This page does not.
- Play this set again repeats the same published deal. Another set switches to the next fixed deal. Neither one is today's live daily.
What the numbers are, and what they are not
Showdown equity here means: if the rest of the board is dealt and nobody folds, what share of the pot does this seat win? Win is the share of runouts that seat wins alone. Split is the share from ties. A two-way tie credits each seat half of that pot. A three-way tie credits each seat one third. Combined is win plus split.
Percents on the page are rounded half-up to one decimal place. The leading seat is chosen from the exact fraction. Two seats within 0.000000001 of each other are tied. Rounding can make a trailing seat look equal; the status text is the decision, not the rounded percent. Combined is rounded from the exact total, so it can sit 0.1 away from the rounded win plus the rounded split.
This is not pot odds. Pot odds compare what a call costs with the size of the pot, and they answer a different question: is a call the profitable price? This quiz has no bet size, so it cannot say whether to call, raise, or fold. It also does not use hidden ranges. Every card is showing, which is the drill, not a live table.
A higher score means you found the leading seats, and close races are worth more raw points in the same formula as the app. It is not money, and it is not a forecast of casino profit.
FAQ
Is this a gambling game?
No. There is no bet, no chip stack, and no cash. You only pick which face-up seat has the highest showdown equity. Nothing on this page can be won or lost for money.
What does the percentage mean?
It is showdown equity: the share of a pot that seat would win if every remaining community card is dealt and every seat goes to showdown. Win is the fraction of those runouts the seat wins outright. Split is the fraction credited when the pot is tied, divided evenly among the tied seats, so a three-way tie credits each seat one third. Combined equity is win plus split, and the combined shares add up to 100% across the seats.
What if two seats have the same equity?
Both are correct. A seat leads when its combined equity is within 0.000000001 of the best share, the same rule Poker Master uses. Picking any leader counts.
Why are some boards missing cards?
Each hand stops on the flop, with the turn and river still to come, or on the turn, with only the river still to come. That matches the Daily Challenge. The percentage is the exact count of every way to fill those cards. It is not a sampled simulation, and one possible river is not the result.
Is this the same as pot odds?
No. Pot odds compare the size of a call with the size of the pot. This quiz has no bet and no pot. It does not say whether to call, raise, or fold. Those choices also depend on ranges, position, and future bets, which these numbers do not include.
Will a high score make money in a casino?
No. The score only counts whether you picked a leading seat, with more points when the top two seats are closer. It is practice at a face-up showdown, not a forecast of profit. Real games hide the other hands and include decisions this quiz does not grade.
How does this relate to Poker Master?
The hands, the evaluator, and the equity use the same path as the app's Daily Challenge: 10 hands, 3 to 6 seats, flop or turn, exact runout equity. The app also starts a 15-second clock and applies a speed bonus. This page does not time you and does not apply that bonus. The three practice sets are fixed published seeds, not today's live daily. Get Poker Master on the App Store or Google Play. The Android package is com.incredi.poker.school.holdem.single.player.
Do I need an account?
No. Nothing is stored on a server, and there is no signup.