Free poker calculators
No sign-up, no download: an ROI and hourly rate calculator, a team profit split calculator, a tournament bankroll calculator and a blind structure generator that run right in your browser.
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Poker ROI, ITM Rate and Hourly Rate Calculator
Enter your entries, total cost and total prizes to get net profit, ROI, ITM rate, hourly rate and average cost per entry instantly. Free, no sign-up — handy for checking your tournament records.
Open the tool →Team splitsTeam Profit Split Calculator: Work Out Each Member's Amount by Share
Enter the team's total cost, total prizes and each member's share to see instantly what everyone receives or owes. Shares can be percentages or any ratio — the tool converts them for you.
Open the tool →BankrollPoker Tournament Bankroll Calculator: Which Level Can You Afford?
Enter your bankroll and cost per event to see how many buy-ins you have, the level that fits under aggressive, standard and conservative guidelines, plus your move-down line and shot cap.
Open the tool →Running eventsBlind Structure Generator: Estimate How Long Your Tournament Will Run
Enter the number of players, starting stack, level 1 big blind and level length to generate a smooth blind schedule and an estimate of the level and time at which the event will finish. Useful for clubs and venues planning a schedule.
Open the tool →Want to know where these numbers come from?
Poker Tournament Bankroll Management: How Many Buy-ins Do You Need?
Bankroll management isn't about playing scared — it's what keeps you in the game through the swings. Here's how to size your tournament bankroll, when to move down, and when taking a shot makes sense.
Read the guide →StatsHow to Calculate Poker ROI: Formula, Worked Example and Common Mistakes
ROI is the standard measure of tournament results, but many players get the cost side wrong or read too much into too few events. Here is the formula, how re-entries change it, and how to interpret the result.
Read the guide →StatsHow to Calculate Your Poker Hourly Rate (and Why You Should Log Hours)
The same profit over 100 hours and over 400 hours are very different results. Here is how hourly rate works, what to count as playing time, and how to use it to pick the events that suit you.
Read the guide →StatsITM vs ROI: Why Cashing Often Doesn't Mean You're Winning
A high ITM rate is not the same as a profit. Using two players side by side, this guide shows how ITM rate, average cash size and ROI fit together, and how to read the three numbers as a set.
Read the guide →StatsPoker Variance and Sample Size: How Many Events Before the Numbers Mean Something?
A 40% ROI over 50 events — does that make you a strong player? This guide uses simple statistics to show how large tournament variance is, how many events you need before trusting a figure, and how to think about losing streaks.
Read the guide →TrackingWhat to Track After Every Poker Session: Required and Optional Fields
Good records are not about tracking more — they are about tracking the same things every time. Here are the 5 fields you must log, 6 optional ones worth adding, and the habits that keep a log going.
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