The poker trainer that knows who you're playing.

Practice live $1/$2 no-limit hold'em at a nine-handed table with realistic opponents. Every decision is graded against a solver-based strategy that accounts for who is in the pot, and each answer comes with the ranges and math behind it.

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Flop · you're on the buttonPot $39
K♠
7♦
2♣
JunoBB
VPIP 48% · PFR 5% · 63 hands
Checks
A♥
K♣
Your handTop pair, top kicker

Juno checks to you. What's the play?

9-max$1/$2 with $300 stacks, the game you actually play
6player types, each with their own tendencies
4streets graded, preflop through the river
10free hands before you need an account

A table that plays back.

Most trainers drill one chart in a vacuum. Here, the same hand can be a raise against one player and a fold against another, exactly like a real 1/2 game.

A nine-handed table on the flop. Each seat shows the player's face, stack and VPIP/PFR stats; two opponents are still in the hand against you.
1

Reads you earn

Everyone sits down as a stranger. Their VPIP and PFR fill in hand by hand, just like the notes you'd keep at the casino.

2

Real multiway pots

Limpers, callers, squeezes. Most flops see three or four players, so you practice the spots that actually come up live.

3

Faces that come and go

Players bust, rebuy and leave, and new ones take their seats. Remembering who's who is part of the game.

Six regulars. You've met all of them.

Each opponent plays one of six real styles. Figure out who's who from how they play, then see how the right answer changes against each one.

Every answer shows its work.

No black box. Before you act you estimate; after, you see exactly how far off you were and how to do it faster at the table.

  1. Read the range

    Once you've watched a player long enough, guess what they're holding. Then see their real range as a heat map.

  2. Estimate your equity

    Pick a band, then see the true number and a group-by-group breakdown you can copy at the table.

  3. Price the call

    Pot odds spelled out every time you face a bet: what you need, what you have, and the verdict.

  4. Play it your way

    Made a mistake? See why, then play your move anyway or switch to the right one. The rest of the hand is graded from there.

Omar raised the turnLoose-aggressive · VPIP 34% · PFR 27%

Omar's range now

Very strong 9%Strong 21%One pair 24%Draws 19%Air 27%

How your equity is calculated

Their handsShareYou winPoints
Very strong9%6%0.5
Strong21%28%5.9
One pair24%81%19.4
Draws19%66%12.5
Air27%94%25.4
Your equity · you need 29% to call64%

Built for the rail, too.

Waiting on a seat? Run a few hands on your phone. The table sits on top, your cards and decisions sit below, and everything fits on one screen.

  • Save the spots you miss and drill them later
  • Track accuracy by street and position
  • Progress syncs across phone and laptop
The trainer on a phone: a compact table with player faces on top, and your cards with Check, Bet $10 and Bet $22 below.

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