TOOLS

Opening Hand & Mulligan Calculator

Enter your deck size, the number of copies you run, and your opening hand size to instantly calculate the odds of seeing the card you need. Everything runs in your browser — nothing you type is sent anywhere.

The default deck size of 50 matches the confirmed NARUTO Card Game rules (the main deck, not counting the Leader, Chakra, or Summon cards). The opening hand size has not been announced, so 5 cards — common across TCGs — is used as a placeholder.

Odds of at least 1 in your opening hand
Odds including one mulligan

Odds by number of copies drawn

Copies in opening handProbabilityThat many or more

Quick reference by copy count

Odds with the current deck and hand size, varying only the number of copies.

Copies in deckAt least 1 in handWith mulligan

How it works

This tool uses the hypergeometric distribution — the probability model for drawing cards without putting them back. With K copies in an N-card deck and an opening hand of n cards, the probability of drawing exactly k copies is C(K, k) × C(N−K, n−k) ÷ C(N, n), where C is the binomial coefficient.

"With mulligan" assumes the most common style of mulligan: if your opening hand has none of the card, you shuffle the whole hand back and redraw the same number of cards, once. That works out to 1 − (odds of missing)². Actual mulligan rules vary by game, and the NARUTO Card Game has not announced whether or how mulligans work.

The NARUTO Card Game is confirmed to use a 50-card deck, but the opening hand size is still unannounced (as of the July 29, 2026 reveal). We will update the defaults and the math as soon as the official rules are published.

Related: TCG probability and mulligan basics (article) / Deck-building basics / NARUTO Card Game — Everything We Know