How these work: the calculators show their math, and the room tools use each room's published hours, games and stakes. None of them can see live tables, so they'll never tell you a seat is open right now.
Find a game and plan the trip
Find a game
Find a Poker Game
Pick your area, format, game, stakes and timing, and see which room to check first.
ComparePoker Room Comparison
Toronto, Pickering, Mohawk, Brantford and Casino Niagara side by side: hours, games, stakes and the list.
PlanPoker Trip Planner
Start from where you live and get a short list of rooms that fit your game, stakes and day.
Poker math and budgets
Poker math
Pot Odds Calculator
See how much equity you need to call. $100 pot, $50 bet: you need 25%.
DrawsOuts and Equity Helper
Nine outs on the flop? About 35% by the river. Check any draw with one or two cards to come.
Cash gameBuy-In Calculator
Turn a big blind into 20, 50, 100, 150 and 200 big blind stacks. At $1/$3, 100bb is $300.
TournamentTournament Cost Calculator
Add up entry, the re-entries you'll allow, travel and food to set your ceiling for the day.
Which tool do you need?
- Heading out tonight? Start with the game finder, then call the room or check its live list.
- Stuck on a hand from last session? Put the pot and bet into the pot odds calculator, and count your outs in the outs helper.
- Moving up from $1/$3 to $2/$5? The buy-in calculator shows that a full 100bb stack goes from $300 to $500.
- Playing a re-entry tournament? Set your cap with the tournament cost calculator before you register.
Two things to remember: a budget from the calculator is the most you'll spend, not a target. And a game on a room's menu is a lead, not proof it's running. Check before you go.