texas

Texas is a library to provide 5 to 7 card hands evaluation for Texas Hold'em on Node.js. It uses the look-up table method created by users of the Two Plus Two forum.

Installing

npm install texas

Using

Evaluator

The following example generates a random hand and evaluates it:

import _ from 'lodash';
import * as texas from 'texas';

const hand = _.first(texas.deck(), 7);
console.log(_.map(hand, texas.abbr));
console.log(texas.evaluate(hand));

Which will output something like:

[ '5h', '3s', '4d', '7s', '5d', 'Jd', '6d' ]
{ name: 'Straight', value: 20483 }

Odds

The following example calculates the odds of a 2-player game after the flop:

import * as texas from 'texas';

const odds = texas.odds(
  [
    ['As', 'Ac'],
    ['Ks', 'Qc'],
  ],
  ['3d', 'Qc', 'Kd'],
);
console.log(odds);

Which will output something like:

[ { win: 0.2608695652173913, split: 0 },
  { win: 0.7391304347826086, split: 0 } ]

Formats

Extended

> texas.extended(3)
'Two of Hearts'

Abbreviated

> texas.abbr(15)
'5h'

Unicode

> texas.unicode(42)
'Q♦'

Benchmark

A benchmark function is included in the library. It evaluates every possible 7 card hands.

> texas.benchmark()
Invalid: 0
High Card: 23294460
One Pair: 58627800
Two Pairs: 31433400
Three of a Kind: 6461620
Straight: 6180020
Flush: 4047644
Full House: 3473184
Four of a Kind: 224848
Straight Flush: 41584
Total: 133784560
891ms // On a Mid 2011 13" MacBook Air