Poker Chart

Types of Poker Charts To Make the Best hand

Whether you are a poker beginner or are looking to ace your Texas Hold'em poker game and become a pro, you must not only know the poker hand rankings but must also know several charts to play the right poker hands in different situations. Each poker chart is quite handy in cash games and tournaments during both online and live poker games. These poker charts include poker hand rankings, poker range chart, starting hands, bankroll management, and more. The range chart covers every pre-flop decision you may face at any poker table and you can tweak the ranges according to your playing style or situation.

Below are the poker charts to memorize and use to increase your win rate.

Poker Chart of Winnings Hands: Poker Hand Rankings

This poker chart sheet of winning hands includes hand rankings of Texas Hold'em poker with Royal Flush as the best hand and High Card as the lowest of poker hands.

Texas Hold'em Top 10 Starting Hands Chart

In poker, some starting hands are more advantageous than others. Here's a poker hands chart that includes the top ten starting hands of Texas Hold'em that will help you play your best poker hand.
 

Common Nicknames of Starting Hands Chart

Professional poker players use common nicknames of poker hands while playing the game. Knowing the nicknames of poker hands is important to understand conversations about the game with professional poker players. Here are the most common nicknames of starting hands in the poker chart sheet.
 

Commonly Made Hands Nicknames Poker Chart

Like the common nicknames of starting hands, poker professionals also use nicknames for commonly made hands such as a straight flush, a straight, etc. The below table contains the nicknames of commonly made hands in poker.
 

Player Positions at a Poker Table

As a poker player, one must familiarize themselves with the player position names at a poker table, including both short-handed and full ring games. Here are the abbreviations of player positions names at a poker table.

Poker Range Chart: Starting Hands To Play

Poker beginners and losing players often struggle to figure out which starting hands to play and how poker positions change by the way they play preflop. The below essential poker range charts act as a handy tool that will help you understand which poker hand ranges to play during preflop situations.

Poker Hands Range Chart (6-max cash table, 100 bb)

Knowing which hands to play in different table positions is more important than the actual hand a player has. The below 6-max cash poker chart details the hand ranges and hands you should play with respect to your table position.
 

UTG

HJ

CO

BTN

SB

Poker Hands Range Chart (9-max cash table, 100 bb)

This chart shows starting hands/hand ranges that you cna play from 9 positions including the Blinds, UTG, and BTN.

 How to use poker range charts?

To use these poker range charts follow the below steps:

• Find out the number of big blinds in your stack.
• Use the corresponding chart and find the stack or pick the closest one.
• Trace the column that corresponds to your position (seat) on the table.
• Scroll down on the chart to find the row that corresponds to the hole cards in your hand.
• You can shove the hands listed there including the hands to the left in an earlier seat.
   

Poker Blinds Chart: Table Stakes Names

When playing poker, it is important for the player to also know the blind level. In Texas Hold’em poker, the small blind and big blind are two major blinds and forced bets placed by the first two players sitting at the dealer’s left. The online poker games may differ slightly from the live games in casinos because the blinds are equated to stakes. Therefore, all poker players must also learn the names of table stakes based on blinds. Below is a poker chart of blinds and names of table stakes for No-Limit Texas Hold’em.

Poker Rules Chart: Pot Odds & Bet Sizing

When advancing towards the intermediate and expert levels of poker, it is vital to understand the rules and pot odds with respect to bet sizing as well. A poker range chart also helps calculate equities and decide value to bluff ratios to be profitable in poker games.

One can calculate the poker odds using two different formulas:

• Bet Size / (Initial Pot Size + (2 x Bet Size), or
• Bet Size / (Initial Pot Size + (2 x Bet Size))

The below poker chart shows when to bet in Texas Hold'em poker. 
 

Poker Charts: Bankroll Management

One of the vital parts of achieving success in poker is effective bankroll management. Here's a Texas Hold'em chart players should follow for bankroll management:
 

FAQs

Does using the poker charts guarantee wins?

The poker charts do not guarantee wins for poker players. However, these charts are a great tool that beginners or losing players can use to their advantage. Players with less experience or experiencing a downswing can rely on these charts to perform better at a poker table.