About this app

(ONE-TIME purchase, no further in-app purchases or continuing fees / tricks. Is used by many poker pros/coaches, see our website for their links, videos, blogs.)

The top Texas Hold’em odds/equity calculator on iOS comes to Android!
(The *Advanced* version of PokerCruncher.)

Take your game to the next level with PokerCruncher, an advanced professional-level hand ranges and flop texture analysis Texas Hold’em odds/equity calculator that goes well beyond the standard features.

*** Pay once and enjoy forever ***
No in-app purchases/fees.
Continual improvement for many years.

*** Tutorial and videos on our website ***

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New: Links to videos and blogs on PokerCruncher (by pros/coaches) directly inside the app.
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--> Super fast and easy to use for basic hand matchups.
--> Advanced features like hand ranges, Deal-To-Flop, flop texture analysis, and many stats for serious strategy analysis.
--> Tutorial, videos.

Most poker odds/equity calc apps are nowhere as powerful as PokerCruncher. Some don’t even support random hands (let alone hand ranges), some don’t let you enter hands for multiple players, some make an incomplete attempt at hand ranges, …

PokerCruncher is the full real deal, and has a clean and easy-to-use interface.

Start using PokerCruncher today to improve your game and your results!

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iOS version reviews:
"… incredibly powerful tool … must-have application." -- PokerSoftware.com
"… essentially functions as an advanced version of the PC’s <…> application." -- Bluff Magazine

Many more great reviews from poker experts, pros, and coaches, and on our TwoPlusTwo forum thread.
(See our website.)
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iPhone, iPad, and Mac(Expert) versions also available
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--- Completely General ---
Up to 10 players, with specific cards, random/unknown cards, or hand ranges for each player. Dead cards, %age’s or n:1 odds, …

--- Fully General Hand Ranges ---
Poker is a game of incomplete information; we need to think in terms of *ranges of hands*. PokerCruncher surpasses the standard features, e.g. range equity breakdown heat maps and hand combo stats. Full grid of all 169 starting hands, top x% of hands slider, select hand combos (suits and weights) in hand ranges, extensive built-in hand ranges, save/load and export/import hand ranges, …

--- Deal-To-Flop and Flop Texture Analysis ---
--- Many Stats ---
Hand type stats (OnePair, TwoPair, etc.), flop hit stats, odds for flopping draws and combination draws, OnePair breakdown stats, …

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Save/Load Scenarios (Hands) and Hand Ranges, Export Scenarios (Hands), Export/Import Hand Ranges
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Enter/Edit Scenario Notes
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--- Tutorial and Videos ---
If thinking in terms of hand ranges and flop texture analysis (techniques advanced players and pros use) are new to you, no problem, see the PokerCruncher Tutorial and videos on our website.

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See our website for our strong free app update history over many years.
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GENERAL FEATURES:
+ Runs locally on device, internet connection not needed
+ Fast Monte Carlo simulation, complete enumeration for some common cases
+ Completely general tool, e.g. up to 10 players
+ Specific cards, random/unknown cards, fully general hand ranges, for each player
+ Generate random player and board cards to set up what-if and test scenarios
+ Dead cards
+ Fold/Un-Fold players
+ %age’s or n:1 odds

Please see the PokerCruncher Tutorial and videos on our website for more information.

App reviews are greatly appreciated, thank you.

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Re. a few reviews that say they’re getting an “app not licensed” message:

On your device, you need to be signed in as the *same* Google account you used when you purchased this app. Otherwise the license checking process will think you’re a different person and haven’t purchased this app.

On your device go to the Settings app, Accounts section, and verify your Google account. You can add a second account if needed.

-RJ, PokerCruncher, LLC
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New features

Rename the app from “PkrCruncher” to “PokerCruncher” on the device’s home screen. Using the abbreviated name was resulting in the app not being found when you searched for “PokerCruncher” or “poker” in the device’s app search screen.

Thanks to my longtime buddy Sam T. from Seattle for telling us about this naming bug. See you in Vegas soon Sam.

App reviews are greatly appreciated, thank you! -RJ