Version 2.0 · iOS & Android

Play the right cards
from every seat.

A simple, customizable raise‑first‑in chart for Texas Hold’em. Pick your position, set your percentage, and see exactly which of the 169 starting hands to open — at tables of 2 to 10 players.

169 starting hands, ranked
2–10 handed, heads‑up to full ring
10 seats with tunable defaults
Opening range 9‑handed · raise first in
40% 68 hands

Live from the app’s actual rankings — drag the slider or pick a seat.

How it works

Three moves. No memorizing
twenty charts.

Pick your seat

Choose your position from a live table view — button, cutoff, hijack, all the way back to under the gun. Or hide the table and just tap through seats.

Set your threshold

Drag the slider to the percentage of hands you want to open. Every seat ships with a sensible default; save your own numbers per position, per table size.

Raise or fold

The 13×13 chart lights up your opening hands instantly — pairs down the diagonal, suited above, offsuit below. One glance, one decision.

Inside the app

Everything on the felt,
nothing in the way.

Table view

Positions arranged around the felt with the dealer button where it belongs. Tap a seat to jump straight to its range.

Custom percentages

The defaults are a starting point. Save your own opening percentage for every position at every table size.

Your colors

A full color picker for raise and fold cells. Make the chart yours — the text adjusts its contrast automatically.

Simple mode

Strip everything back to one chart and one slider. For when you just need an answer between hands.

Hand rankings

The full 169-hand ranking that drives the chart, one tap away as a reference page.

Light & dark

Follows your system theme, at the table or in a dim card room. This page does too.

Version 2.0 is a ground-up rebuild of the original Poker Range Calculator — revised ranges, a smoother chart, and a cleaner customization flow, on both iOS and Android. The charts are raise-first-in guidance, not a solver: small-blind ranges are strictly value raises, and the big-blind chart covers raising over a small-blind limp.