Who takes the pot?

Your best streaks

How it works

Two or three hands are all in on a flop or a turn, and the percentages are hidden. The question is about one hand – it is outlined and named in the question: what are its chances of taking the pot. Four options; the right one is the exact probability, computed by running through every remaining card.

After you answer you see the exact numbers, how many cards change who is ahead, and what the rule of 4 and 2 would have said: outs times 4 on the flop, times 2 on the turn. Five right answers in a row and the options move closer together. Streaks and the score live only in this browser: no cookie and no server, so on another device the table starts empty.

How to play

While the timer runs, tap the hand you think takes the pot. Tap again to remove the bet; you can back several outcomes at once: every tap is a separate bet, and the total is shown under the buttons. “Deal” opens the cards without waiting. “Auto” bets for you every hand – on the favourite or on the underdog – and the betting window shrinks to 5 seconds.

The “Straight+ · Flush+ · Full+” row is a bet on which hand rank wins the pot, whoever holds it. Only the winner’s rank counts. Deals where one hand has under 1.5% or over 88% are skipped; that does not affect fairness, because the odds are computed for the deal you actually see.

Checking a deal

Before bets open the game shows a SHA-256 of the card order plus a random salt. After the hand it reveals the original string – you can recompute the hash and confirm the cards did not change after you bet.

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This is not gambling: there is no money, no prizes and nothing to buy. The balance lives only in your browser.