Poker Hand Simulator

Deal a Texas Hold’em practice hand for 2–9 players, reveal the board and compare each player’s best five-card hand.

Deal a practice hand

A shared-screen learning table. Every player’s hole cards are visible.

Hand ranks, strongest first
  1. Straight flush (ace-high is a royal flush)
  2. Four of a kind
  3. Full house
  4. Flush
  5. Straight
  6. Three of a kind
  7. Two pair
  8. One pair
  9. High card

Your practice table

Ready when you are

Deal visible hole cards, reveal the board one street at a time, and compare the final hands.

How to use this tool

Deal a Texas Hold’em practice hand for 2–9 players, reveal the board and compare each player’s best five-card hand.

  1. Choose 2–9 players and deal hole cards. An optional seed repeats the same shuffled deck for the same player count.
  2. Deal the flop, turn and river in sequence. Current hand labels appear from the flop; the final comparison happens on the river.
  3. Review the strongest five cards and tied winners, then export the visible deal or start a new hand.

About the results

This shared-screen simulator shows all players’ hole cards. It uses one 52-card deck without repeats and burns a card before each street. It has no betting, money, accounts, hand ranges or win-probability calculation. Exports include only the community cards revealed so far. It is not a confidential multiplayer room.