I honestly am not 100% sure, but probably small nuances in coding between the two.acidburnfx said:Very good! The interesting is that the odds appear slightly different from another site that i also use to do the calculations. See the example below:
What is the explanation for this? (just curiosity)
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acidburnfx said:Very good! The interesting is that the odds appear slightly different from another site that i also use to do the calculations. See the example below:
What is the explanation for this? (just curiosity)
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Tammy said:The CardsChat Poker Odds Calculator has a brand new look and better functionality! Check out our all-new and improved calculator here:
CardsChat Poker Odds Calculator
Thank you for providing us with such knowledge!
This is correct! There will always be a slight variance.Poker_Mike said:On some calculators if you run the same cards five times you will get five different numbers.
They will be just slightly different each time not more than 0.2% difference. But if you average those five calculations then that will be closer to reality.
For me a 0.2% difference does not change my decision making. Either I'm far ahead, far behind or just breaking even on the odds.
Good luck !
Nothing to download for your computer. Just click the link in the first post! 🙂yunir3262 said:And there is such a program to download on computer?
Jay, did you clear your cookies? As always, I need to know what you're running off of (pc/mobile? browser?). Did you try refreshing the page?jaymfc said:
Yes, next step is updated Apps!neptun1914 said:Working great here. Thanks for the update. Looking forward to the new version of the android app. Current keeps crashing on my android 9 phone.
Well, sometimes you want to evaluate a hand after it's played to see if you made the right call or fold. 🙂Igorek1313 said:Why do I need an odds calculator? it all depends on the players sitting at the table !!!!!
Thanks Vida!Vida005 said:Great feature from CardsChat and I totally agree with Poker Mike the randomise feature is awesome as poker hands are totally random. Gthis way I can test my actual range to see what odds I have been betting into and folding. Cheers for the Calc clap clap clap
We do have an app as well, and it will be updated to new version soon.KuprinMA said:Don't think to make a poker calculator for a smartphone? Now everyone has a smartphone, and the market for poker software, including poker calculators for smartphones, is now free.