The PokerNow HUD That Does Everything

Equibrah brings real-time edge to your PokerNow sessions with customizable HUD stats, instant simulation results, and AI-driven guidance in every tricky spot.

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Super tier for high-volume players. Dossiers and pool rankings.

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198 stats on every player at the table

Position by position, street by street. Every one is defined, with the formula behind it, in the HUD stats glossary.

One extension instead of three tools

Equibrah tracks 190+ statistics on every opponent you face, runs live equity for hold’em and every Omaha variant, and answers questions about the hand in front of you. A typical PokerNow HUD tracks about 15 stats, and a standalone odds calculator tracks none. Here is how the three compare, capability by capability.

Feature comparison of PokerNow poker tools, last verified August 2026. Category columns describe typical products, not any single one.
CapabilityEquibrahOther PokerNow HUDsGeneric Odds Calculators

Opponent stats tracked

Distinct statistics collected on every opponent, all documented
190+~15None

Live HUD on the table

Stats overlaid on each seat as you play
YesYesNo

Stats broken out by position

Separate reads for every seat, from UTG to the blinds
YesNoNo

Reads the table automatically

No manual card entry or player settings
YesYesNo

Live NLHE equity

Win percentage updating on every street
YesNoYes

PLO and PLO5 equity

Four- and five-card Pot-Limit Omaha
YesNoNo

Omaha Hi/Lo and PLO5 Hi/Lo

Split-pot equity, including at full ring
YesNoNo

AI hand assistant

Advice that already knows the board, your odds, and opponent tendencies
YesNoNo

Hand history and replayer

Automatically saved
YesYesNo

Free tier

Usable without paying or entering a card
YesYesTrial only

In-depth data explorer

Every opponent you have played, ranked against the pool, with AI-written dossiers on how to beat them
Super tierNoNo

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Everything a PokerNow HUD should do

Most PokerNow players end up running two or three things at once: a tab open for equity, a spreadsheet for notes, and no read at all on the player who just three-bet them. Equibrah is a PokerNow HUD, an equity calculator, a hand history and an AI assistant in a single extension, all reading the same live table you are already sitting at. It installs in a click and works on every PokerNow game, including Pot-Limit Omaha, with nothing to configure.

A live HUD on every seat

Stats sit under each player and update as the hand plays out: VPIP, PFR, three-bet frequency, aggression factor and more. Nothing to import and nothing to configure, open a PokerNow table and the HUD is already reading it. How HUDs work.

Reads that know where they came from

A player who three-bets constantly from the button and never from under the gun does not have one three-bet number, and Equibrah does not give them one. Stats are broken out by position and by street, so the read matches the seat they are actually in.

Equity that keeps up with the hand

Win percentage and pot odds recalculate on every street. Omaha runs on a native evaluation engine that finishes in under 25 milliseconds, which is what makes live PLO, PLO5 and Hi/Lo equity practical in a browser at all. How that is calculated.

Advice that already knows the table

Ask Equibrah sees your hand, the board, your pot odds and the tendencies of the player you are facing, so you get an answer about the spot in front of you rather than about poker in general. What it sees.

Your last thousand hands

Every hand is saved automatically and replayable afterwards. No exporting, no hand converters, and no losing the spot you wanted to look at again once the session is over.

Free to start

The free tier covers HUD stats, pre-flop equity and starter credits, with no card required. Install it and open a table to see whether the reads change how you play.

Wondering where tools like this sit on fairness? We wrote about that honestly. All 198 tracked statistics are documented in the glossary.