I have been using this particular calc for probably 3 years now. It may not help alot during the hand but it is a way of examining play and seeing if you did the right thing.


it is also a good way to settle arguments

The standard point of reference is a free program called PokerStove. Google it and download.

If you want just a chart of all hands against random hands, I plugged all hands into PokerStove and came up with a chart for all hands and how they compare to other hands , but PokerStove will give you full equity calculations against specific hands or against a range of hands.

I think this one can do it too. I prefer it when I'm playing online.