Poker Odds Calculator Python
I am working on creating a Holdem poker calculator in python. I'm starting off by writing a simple calculator that can take two hands and calculate each hand's equity. Here is what the program does right now: simply iterate through the 48C5 combos of flops. This poker calculator will give you the odds of a win, loss, and tie for each player. Click on any card and it will be used in the position indicated by the yellow frame. You may click on any valid card to move the frame there. Check 'folded hand' to indicate the given player is out of the hand, removing his cards from the remaining deck. This module provides a Python interface to the Poker Sleuth scriptable Texas Hold'em Equity Calculator.Tell it what hands your opponents may have, and it calculates your odds of winning at the showdown if no one folds.
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How to install PokerSleuth
- Download and install ActivePython
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pypm install pokersleuth
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This module provides a Python interface to the Poker Sleuthscriptable Texas Hold'em Equity Calculator. Tell it what handsyour opponents may have, and it calculates your odds of winning at theshowdown if no one folds.
For example, to compute the odds of winning when you have a pair ofJacks, your opponent has the Ace and 5 of diamonds, and the boardcards are the 3 of diamonds, 5 of clubs, and 9 of diamonds:
System Message: ERROR/3 (<string>, line 17)
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The module can also be used directly from the command line:
System Message: WARNING/2 (<string>, line 23)
Literal block expected; none found.python -m pokersleuth 3d5c9d JJ Ad5d
I've never actually seen the full description in one place on the net, so I thought I'd do a public service.First, if you're playing a game with extra cards, like Hold'em or 7 stud, you first use recursion thusly: Iterate through the set of cards, removing one at a time and recurse. From the recursion results, save the best hand and return it.
Once you get down to 5 cards, you first take a histogram of the card ranks. That is, for each rank in the hand, count how often it appears. Sort the histogram by the count backwards (high values first).
If the histogram counts are 4 and 1, then the hand is quads.If the histogram counts are 3 and a 2, then the hand is a boat.
If the histogram counts are 3, 1 and 1, then the hand is a set.
If the histogram counts are 2, 2 and 1, then the hand is two pair.
If the histogram has 4 ranks in it, then the hand is one pair.
Next, check to see if the hand is a flush. You do this by iterating through the cards to see if the suit of a card is the same as its neighbor. If not, then the hand is not a flush. Don't return a result yet, just note whether or not it's a flush.Poker Odds Calculator Python Cheat
Next, check for straights. Do this by sorting the list of cards. Then subtract the rank of the bottom card from the top card. If you get 4, it's a straight. At this point, you must also check either for the wheel or for broadway, depending on whether your sort puts the ace at the top or bottom. I would expect most folks to put the ace at the top of the sort, since it is usually a high card. So to check for the wheel, check to see if the top card is an ace and the 2nd to top card is a 5. If so, then it is the wheel.
If the hand is a straight and a flush, it's a straight-flush. Otherwise if it's one or the other, you can return that.
If we haven't matched the hand by now, it's High Card.
Once you know what the hand is, it is fairly straightforward to compare two hands of the same type. For straights, you simply compare the top card. For flushes, you iterate down through a reverse sort of the ranks until you find a higher card or run out. For the histogram-based hands, you start at the beginning of the reverse-sorted count list and compare the ranks (two pair is tricky - you must always evaluate the higher of the two pairs for each hand first - the histogram won't help, then the lower pair, then the kicker).