Hand Distribution
How often does your range hit each hand class? Compare two ranges, optionally against a fixed board. See: PPT Range Syntax
Inputs
Add board (optional — hides random-hand baseline)
Concatenated card codes — flop (3), turn (4), or river (5). Comma-separate to compare multiple boards.
Results
Press ⌘+Enter or click Run to compute.
Hand Distribution Calculator — FAQ
How it works
See how often a poker range makes each hand category — pair, two pair, trips, straight, flush, full house and better — across NLHE, PLO4, PLO5 and PLO6. Compare two ranges side by side against a random-hand baseline, optionally on a fixed board.
What does the hand distribution show?
For a given range and optional board, it shows how often that range ends up with each made-hand category by the river — so you can see how often it makes strong hands versus weak ones.
Can I compare two ranges?
Yes — enter two ranges to see their hand-category distributions side by side, with a random-hand baseline for reference.
Which games are supported?
NLHE, PLO4, PLO5 and PLO6. Ranges use the same PQL range syntax as the range calculator.
Can I use GTO solver ranges?
Yes, for PLO4: reference a precomputed preflop solver range with #format/line/hero/opponent — e.g. #6m/rfi/btn (6-max button open) or #hu/3b/oop/ip. See the "Solver Ranges" entry in the PPT syntax docs.
What is this useful for?
Judging how ranges and board textures interact — for example how often a range flops a pair or better, or how a nutted range compares with a wide one.