Solved HandKnow the play. Understand the why.

• The call that loses and still paysA two-minute interactive lesson. Decide whether to call, then see why a call you usually lose can still make money.
• Daily puzzleFive preflop decisions a day, the same for everyone, graded against the charts. Share your row of squares.
• Push/fold chartsWhen to go all-in or fold with a short stack, by chipEV or ICM, for any stacks, antes and payouts.
• Preflop range chartsWhich hands to play from every seat: opening, facing a raise, facing a 3-bet and more, from 100 big blinds down to 15.
• Poker calculatorsOdds, equity, outs and pot odds, a push/fold solver, ICM and chip chop, variance and a printable cheat sheet.
• Poker mathPot odds, required equity, expected value and ICM: each formula with its symbols explained and a worked example.
• Variance and bankrollHow long a winning tournament player's downswings last, and the bankroll that survives them.
• Poker glossaryOver 200 terms, each with a worked example and links to the lessons and tools that use it.

How the trainer works

1. 1

   Find your level

   Eight quick questions and a placement test put you at the right point on the learning path.

2. 2

   Learn

   Short units from beginner to pro. Each lesson is animated and narrated, and it stops to ask what you would do before it shows why.

3. 3

   Drill

   Preflop and postflop spots, chosen by spaced repetition so the ones you miss come back sooner.

4. 4

   Play

   Full hands against bots in cash games and tournaments. Every mistake you make at the table comes back as a drill.

• A learning path

  Units from beginner to pro, with 48 interactive lessons, checks after each one and level exams.

• Graded preflop drills

  Every answer is graded against the range charts and shows the chips the mistake cost, its EV loss.

• Solver flops

  Flop decisions graded against exact solutions for 575 flops across 13 heads-up spots.

• Tables against bots

  Cash games, tournaments and named bots, each with its own style to learn and beat.

• Your own hands, graded

  Import PokerStars or GGPoker hands and see the postflop decisions graded in heads-up, single-raised and 3-bet pots. Anything else gets a rule of thumb, and the page says so.

• The mental game and reads

  Tilt, variance, routines, and a sourced ladder for reading opponents, with what each idea does and does not mean.

Exact means solved until neither player could gain more than 0.75% of the pot by changing strategy.

Questions

Is it free?

The lesson and the tools on this page are free, with no account. The full trainer is invite only while it is in early access.

Which game does it teach?

No-limit Texas Hold'em, with a focus on tournaments. Cash games, six-handed tables and heads-up play are covered too.

Where do the answers come from?

Preflop charts come from a solver run over the six-handed and heads-up preflop trees. Flop grades come from exact solves, or from the engine when a flop was not solved in advance. Every grade says which, through its source. The math on this page is computed by the same code that grades your play.