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Poker 101
Three lessons, from position to pot odds to counting outs, so your decisions at the table rest on numbers.Start the courseLatest articles
How to Calculate Pot Odds: The One Step Before You Call
Before you call, work out one number: the call amount divided by the total pot after you call. That is the equity you need. Compare it with your hand's equity and you no longer have to decide on feel.
Pot odds & outsCounting Outs and the Rule of 4 and 2: When the Shortcut Misleads You
Count your outs first, then use the rule of 4 and 2 to estimate your draw's equity, and learn when the estimate runs too high: with many outs, with tainted outs, or when you won't see both cards.
Outs calculatorPot odds & outsWhy Position Matters: Why the Button Can Play More Hands
The later you act, the more information you have on every street, which is why the button can open far more hands than UTG. The same KTo, played from two seats, shows why.
Preflop charts & practicePoker glossary (English ↔ 中文)
The words you’ll hear at a home game, with plain-English meanings and the terms Chinese-speaking players use.
How Poker Night settles up
From buy-ins to “who pays whom”: chip value, how the net is calculated, what the balance check means, Direct vs Banker mode, charges, paying each other, and how to read the summary you share.
Home game settlementBlind structures for 2, 3 and 4-hour tournaments
Three worked-out templates with starting stacks, level times, breaks and colour-ups, plus how to adjust them on the night.
Blind structure & tournament clockCash game night or tournament night?
The two ways to run a poker night, side by side — and how to pick the right one for your group.
Chip denominations and starting stacks
How many chips you need, what each colour could be worth, and ready-made stacks for cash games and tournaments.
Chip distribution