Poker Tools
Calculators for the decisions that cost money: the stake your bankroll allows, whether a call pays, what rakeback is worth, what a tournament stack is worth in money, how far your results can swing, which short-stack hands to shove or call with, and when a draw is worth a call or a bet. They run in your browser and store nothing.
The calculators
Bankroll calculator
It tells you the stake your bankroll can stand, when to move down and when you can move up.
Pot odds calculator
It puts the odds the pot offers against your outs and says what the call is worth on average.
Rakeback calculator
It works out what 30% or 32% rakeback pays you per month and per year from the hands you play.
Hand strength calculator
All 169 starting hands, coloured by the seat to raise them from, and how often a draw gets there.
Tournament calculator
It tells you what each stack at the table is worth in money, by the independent chip model.
Variance calculator
It shows how far your results can swing, how often a winner is still losing, and the bankroll for a small risk of ruin.
Position chart
The seats at a six-handed and a nine-handed table, with a tight range to raise from each.
Casino cost calculator
What an evening at a casino game costs on average: the game's house edge times the money you put through it, less the rakeback Basepoker pays on casino bets.
Push or fold chart
Heads-up with a short stack: the hands to go all-in with from the small blind and the hands to call with from the big blind, for every stack size.
Implied odds calculator
How much more you must win after your draw comes in, when the pot alone does not pay for the call.
Stack-to-pot ratio calculator
How deep the money is on the flop, how many bets it takes to get it all in, and which hands want to play for it.
Minimum defence calculator
How many of your hands to keep playing against a bet, so that bluffs with nothing do not pay.
Bounty calculator
What a knockout bounty is worth in chips, and how much it lowers the chance to win a call against an all-in needs.
Semi-bluff calculator
What a bet with a draw is worth: the pots you win when the opponent folds, plus the times you hit when he calls.
Questions
Are the calculators free?
Yes. They run in your browser and store nothing.
Which calculator should I start with?
The bankroll calculator, which tells you the stake your money allows, then the pot odds calculator for the calls you face at the table.