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ULTIMATETexas Hold'em · Simulator & Trainer
Bankroll$10,000
Session net$0
Hand0
Book agreement—
Street
Pre-flop Flop River
Dealer —
Board
Seat 1 — your hand —
TripsPay table 1
Ante1 : 1
BlindStraight or better
Play4x · 2x · 1x
Newest hand on top. “Book” shows whether your decision matched the strategy for that street. Outs is the dealer-out count at the river, when you got that far.
Your play
Final hand made — all seats

Frequencies are from hands actually dealt in this session. The Monte Carlo tab runs millions for the converged numbers.

Pre-flop — raise 4x or check
Raise 4x Check Suited above the diagonal, offsuit below, pairs on it. The cell for your current hand pulses.
Flop and river
Flop — raise 2x
  • Two pair or better.
  • A hidden pair — a pair using at least one of your hole cards — except pocket deuces.
  • Four to a flush holding a ten or better of that suit in your hand.
  • Otherwise check and see the river.
River — raise 1x or fold
  • Raise with a hidden pair.
  • Otherwise count the dealer’s outs: unseen single cards that, with the board, beat you. Ties do not count.
  • Fewer than 21 outs → raise. 21 or more → fold.

Overriding the outs count to always raise on board-made two pair or better measures 0.407% worse per ante over four million paired deals. The outs count already covers genuinely strong hands.

Blind bet — pays on a win

Win with less than a straight and the Blind pushes. Lose and it goes, whatever you hold.

Scoring
Trips — four published pay tables

Trips settles on your own hand whether or not you fold and whether or not the dealer opens. House edges are exact, computed from the 133,784,560 seven-card combinations.

MeasureSimulatedPublishedNote
Runs the same engine that deals the live table, playing every hand by the book.

This game swings hard — the standard deviation is about 4.9 ante units per hand, so a house-edge estimate at 200,000 hands still carries roughly ±1.1 percentage points. Run millions before trusting the third decimal.

Strategy manual