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Wolfram Gaming Odds Reference App

Playing poker, rolling the dice, or buying a lottery ticket? Then you need the Wolfram Gaming Odds Reference App. Learn the odds before you draw your next card or buy a lottery ticket, show off your knowledge of probabilities to your friends, or train your poker and blackjack instincts.
Category Price Seller Device
Reference $1.99 Wolfram Group LLC iPhone, iPad, iPod

- Explore probabilities general to all card games, such as drawing a given hand from a standard deck
- Calculate the probability of busting given a blackjack hand or of getting a hand with a certain point value
- Explore the odds of obtaining any poker hand and find the probability and rank of receiving certain pocket cards
- Find the probability distribution of coin tosses coming up heads or tails
- Learn the odds of rolling a specific number on a die with any number of faces
- Compute the odds of winning US state and international lottery games, such as Mega Millions, Keno, Powerball, or Mega-Sena

The Wolfram Gaming Odds Reference App is powered by the Wolfram|Alpha computational knowledge engine and is created by Wolfram Research, makers of Mathematica—the world's leading software system for mathematical research and education.

The Wolfram Gaming Odds Reference App draws on the computational power of Wolfram|Alpha's supercomputers over a 3G, 4G, or Wi-Fi connection.

Reviews

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LetsGetTrivial

I had high hopes for this, but found it could only do basic probabilities (e.g., no Bayes theorem or user-defined expected value) and only some basic dice, card, and coin stuff (e.g., no odds for Texas hold'em). Also it was difficult to find the appropriate menu for what I wanted to do.


Much to be improved on
kwibbs

Not at all what I was hoping. The lack of effort that went into this is disappointing and uninformative. This app needs to be re-evaluated


Potential...
Poorstarvingcollegekid

This app is horrible in its current state. If they allowed for poker hands to change as the hand progresses and evaluated the "new" statistics this would be a really neat app.


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