As explained in the Monte Carlo simulation article, the probability of winning in Texas Hold’em can be converged by simulating it approximately 10,000 times (at most 100,000 times). I was curious, so I decided to try implementing it. Pressing the “Random” button will generate a random combination of cards from the cards that have been opened up to that phase. It might be a good idea to try using it for practice by comparing your judgment of whether or not you have a strong hand with the probability calculation results. The image of playing cards is handmade, so I may replace it if I find any good free material.
How to use: To generate cards randomly, select the round and press the “Random” button. If you specify the cards yourself, you can ignore this item. Specify the conditions and press “Calculate” to calculate and display the probability of winning. The cards are selection boxes for the suit on the left and the rank on the right. It may be easier to use if you shrink the browser display to a size that fits the calculator.
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