About a month or so I launched a poker odds calculator (no not another one!) at http://www.professional-poker.com/odds/
I'm still trying to make it better so I would appreciate some feedback from the members here. Does it work in your browser at all? Does it load too slow. Do you like the interface or not? Any suggestions for improvement?
Anyway take a look at it and let me know what you think. Don't be shy, I know there are a lot of very good calculators out there but this one has a few features I haven't seen before, for example you can customize the colors and card backs, it keeps a history of entered hands, it has a tabbed interface, and you can toggle between a 2 and 4 color deck.
Only thing , the black text on the dark green background where it says player 1 and player 2 and odds is a litle hard to read
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I was doing a few test runs and I think the math is a little off. For instance type 8d9d vs 33. flop 10d, jd, 3c, turn 7clubs.... says 333 has 0% chance of winning? Should be a possibility for the boat and quads.
I've gone though the logging looking for the hand you described but I couldn't find it. I did find one that was recently added, click on the following link:
http://www.professional-poker.com/odds/h/?4591
In this hand not a 7 of clubs was entered but a 7 of diamonds, resulting in a 100% win for the straight flush. So this is correct.
If I enter the exact hand you mentioned I'm getting these results, click on the following link:
http://www.professional-poker.com/odds/h/?4633
333 will win this hand 20.45% of the time. This *does* account for the possibility for the boat and quads like you suggested.
So for now I'm assuming you didn't enter a 7 of clubs but a 7 of diamonds in your test, which would explain things, and more importantly show that the calculator calculates the odds correctly.
But I would appreciate if you could confirm my findings, just to be 100% sure.
The actual program that calculates the odds on the backend is btw based on the same program that is used for example by twodimes.net and probably a lot of the other calculators. This program is a C program called pokenum and it's open source. The thing that makes this calculator different is the interface.
A poker odds calculator that sucks
Just waiting for my next big idea...
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