Preflop Poker Odds Chart
Interactive 13x13 starting hand chart with win percentages. See equity for every preflop hand and position-based recommendations.
Starting Hand Chart
How to Read This Chart
This 13x13 grid represents all 169 unique starting hand combinations in Texas Hold'em. Pocket pairs run along the diagonal (AA top-left to 22 bottom-right). Suited hands appear above the diagonal, and offsuit hands below it.
Equity vs. random hand shows how often each starting hand wins against a completely random opposing hand. While real opponents play selectively, this baseline helps you understand relative hand strength. AA wins about 85% of the time while 72o wins only about 43%.
Suited vs. offsuit: Suited hands gain roughly 2-4% equity over their offsuit counterparts because they can make flushes. This edge compounds post-flop, making suited hands significantly more playable, especially from earlier positions.
Position matters: The closer you are to the button, the wider your playable range becomes. From early position, stick to premium and strong hands. From the button, you can profitably open a much wider range because you will have position for the rest of the hand, giving you an informational advantage on every street.
Note: Equity values are approximate averages versus a random hand. Actual equity varies based on the number of opponents and their specific ranges.
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