Free calculating texas holdem poker odds software for pda

TealInfoDB: Poker Hands and Odds Guide is a great implement that meets all your needs of a very cool folio with poker hands, odds, and rules for 5-card draw, lowball, shotgun, 5-card stud, and 7-card stud.

Fat-free Video Poker 1.0.1 brings you a cool and amazing game which combines classic video poker with an extra bonus structure. This free ad-supported poker game features Jacks or better video poker, just like the casinos. An interactive bonus mode helps you get even more money to play with. It also offers huge progressive payouts.

Hold'em Calculator 1 is designed as the first J2ME Texas Hold'em Poker odds calculator on your cell phone. You can easily calculate your winning percentage by entering your hands into your cell phone.

Without knowing your opponents hand, this calculator can randomly deal two cards to each opponent and then calculate the odds. It's a must need for you to dominate the Texas Hold'em poker game at a friend's place. Hold'em Calculator serves as an demonstration only; the simulated results maybe inaccurate due to over-simplified checking algorithm.

Solitaire Poker 1.3 is an impressive and pleasant game which you can never take your eyes off.

Four columns are to be completed with five cards each. The goal of the game is to achieve the best poker hand in each column. The first row is filled automatically, then tap on one of the columns to place the next card. You cannot begin a new row of cards before completing the previous row. You go on until all four columns have five cards. Then your final score is calculated.

Solitaire Poker follows the Italian poker rules. 32 cards are used: for each of the four suits, ranks range from 7 (seven, the lowest card) to A (ace, the highest card). There are no wild cards. Moreover, a straight can be achieved also with the combination A-7-8-9-10.

AW A Glossary of Poker Terms 1.0 has come as a useful glossary which is designed with 101 words. This dictionary contains the most used words and it is perfect word set to fit in memory of low-memory devices. The following glossary is taken from the book Winning Low Limit Hold'em by Lee Jones.