The best resource I've found for EV information is the expected value tables provided by PokerRoom.com. They have gathered data from starting hands played at their poker room, and the results are impacted by the actual play of the participants. These are not computer simulations, but rather real-world poker results that have been compiled and analyzed.

    You can visit the poker room's site to see how EV varies noticeably with changes in table position.

    The table we have posted shows EV in terms of "big bets". So, if you are playing at a $3/$6 holdem table, and are dealt pocket Kings, their EV is (1.67 x $6 big bet) = $10.02.

Cards EV Count AA 2.32 550,632 KK 1.67 551,878 QQ 1.22 549,570 JJ 0.86 550,948 AK s 0.77 367,870 AQ s 0.59 368,178 TT 0.58 550,156 AK 0.51 1,106,047 AJ s 0.43 367,811 KQ s 0.39 366,191 99 0.38 552,062 AT s 0.33 367,393 AQ 0.31 1,101,249 KJ s 0.29 365,921 88 0.25 550,710 QJ s 0.23 368,213 KT s 0.20 368,086 AJ 0.19 1,103,946 A9 s 0.18 368,279 QT s 0.17 365,398 KQ 0.16 1,103,231 77 0.16 553,492 JT s 0.15 367,811 A8 s 0.10 368,982 K9 s 0.09 367,736 A7 s 0.08 369,231 AT 0.08 1,105,376 A5 s 0.08 367,900 KJ 0.07 1,105,604 66 0.07 549,696 A4 s 0.06 367,553 Q9 s 0.06 367,923 T9 s 0.05 367,750 J9 s 0.04 369,223 QJ 0.03 1,102,901 A6 s 0.03 366,998 A3 s 0.02 367,269 55 0.02 550,840 K8 s 0.01 369,893 KT 0.01 1,103,705 98 s 0.00 368,190 T8 s -0.00 366,732 K7 s -0.00 367,647 A2 s 0.00 366,466 QT -0.02 1,106,012 Q8 s -0.02 367,657 87 s -0.02 367,787 A9 -0.03 1,105,684 J8 s -0.03 367,615 76 s -0.03 367,110 JT -0.03 1,102,233 44 -0.03 552,443 97 s -0.04 369,494 K6 s -0.04 366,407 K4 s -0.05 368,061 T7 s -0.05 367,201 K5 s -0.05 368,807

Cards EV Count Q7 s -0.06 367,512 86 s -0.07 367,805 A8 -0.07 1,100,445 J7 s -0.07 364,541 33 -0.07 551,586 K9 -0.07 1,103,920 65 s -0.07 367,986 T9 -0.08 1,103,441 54 s -0.08 367,333 Q6 s -0.08 368,294 K3 s -0.08 368,321 K2 s -0.08 368,737 Q9 -0.08 1,107,991 J9 -0.08 1,102,303 64 s -0.09 369,101 T8 -0.09 1,107,310 Q5 s -0.09 369,538 96 s -0.09 369,159 75 s -0.09 369,303 22 -0.09 553,171 J8 -0.10 1,104,552 98 -0.10 1,103,082 97 -0.10 1,104,506 A7 -0.10 1,104,965 T7 -0.10 1,103,171 Q4 s -0.10 368,471 J4 s -0.11 366,906 74 s -0.11 369,655 K8 -0.11 1,106,439 86 -0.11 1,105,837 53 s -0.11 366,243 K7 -0.11 1,101,741 85 s -0.11 367,456 63 s -0.11 365,732 J6 s -0.11 366,958 85 -0.11 1,106,745 T6 s -0.11 368,322 76 -0.11 1,105,164 Q8 -0.11 1,106,395 J5 s -0.11 368,354 T6 -0.11 1,101,165 Q3 s -0.11 367,390 75 -0.11 1,105,498 A5 -0.12 1,104,643 Q7 -0.12 1,104,331 T5 -0.12 1,107,072 87 -0.12 1,103,007 83 -0.12 1,106,532 65 -0.12 1,104,700 Q2 s -0.12 368,355 94 -0.12 1,105,939 74 -0.12 1,101,551 A4 -0.12 1,104,763 T4 -0.12 1,106,174 82 -0.12 1,101,727 64 -0.12 1,101,489 42 -0.12 1,101,359

Cards EV Count J7 -0.12 1,105,297 93 -0.12 1,104,310 73 -0.12 1,105,302 53 -0.12 1,105,251 T3 -0.12 1,102,033 63 -0.12 1,103,080 K6 -0.12 1,103,401 J6 -0.12 1,104,704 96 -0.12 1,105,092 92 -0.12 1,107,579 72 -0.12 1,104,285 52 -0.12 1,107,694 A6 -0.12 1,105,125 T2 -0.12 1,105,503 95 s -0.12 368,015 84 -0.12 1,104,856 62 -0.12 1,107,570 T5 s -0.12 368,030 95 -0.12 1,102,769 Q3 -0.13 1,106,081 43 -0.13 1,106,577 K4 -0.13 1,104,957 J4 -0.13 1,106,654 T4 s -0.13 370,150 54 -0.13 1,104,529 Q6 -0.13 1,105,012 Q2 -0.13 1,104,650 J3 s -0.13 368,616 J3 -0.13 1,104,433 T3 s -0.13 369,188 A3 -0.13 1,105,722 Q5 -0.13 1,106,053 J2 -0.13 1,103,759 84 s -0.13 368,694 Q4 -0.13 1,103,742 K5 -0.13 1,105,669 J5 -0.13 1,105,844 43 s -0.13 368,525 82 s -0.14 368,039 42 s -0.14 369,977 93 s -0.14 368,278 73 s -0.14 368,640 K3 -0.14 1,104,211 J2 s -0.14 367,858 92 s -0.14 367,488 52 s -0.14 367,876 K2 -0.14 1,106,898 T2 s -0.14 369,195 62 s -0.14 367,206 32 -0.14 1,103,272 94 s -0.15 367,617 72 s -0.15 368,039 A2 -0.15 1,106,519 83 s -0.15 368,814 32 s -0.16 369,182

    It is certainly possible that tracking your playing habits, once a sufficient amount of hands are played, will result in a table unlike the one we've posted, or the others found at PokerRoom.com. Style of play, and game type (no limit, pot limit, fixed limit, tournament) will have an affect on the value of hands as well.

    But, since these statistics are based on 122,031,244 pair of pocket cards dealt at the real money tables, they are a solid place to begin inquiries into the expected value of a texas holdem hand.