The pot is the chips already in
One player left takes it. When the category matches, this page does not split it.
PageThis page is who takes the chips, and what the calculator looks at. No side pot, no split amount, and no pot-limit size.
Chips already in
A fold leaves the hand. Chips already in the pot stay there, and you put in no more. No blind chip count is published.
Who takes it
1
Takes it with no comparison
2+
The higher category
When two or more remain, the higher category on the Hold'em rankings takes it. When the category matches, no winner is named. Short Deck does not use the Hold'em order.
The calculator sample
250 / (1,000 + 250) = 20%
Pot odds divide the call by the pot after the call. 1,000 and 250 are that calculator's defaults, not a club stake. Win chance and outs are not counted. A separate calculator converts chips to won.
Questions
No. There is no second hand to compare. The player still in takes the pot.