Play hands against opponents you pick, find out what each decision was actually worth, and see how long a win rate takes to mean anything.
Free. No sign-up. Runs in your browser, so nothing is sent anywhere.
Worked out in this page, right now, by dealing the hand out twelve thousand times — the same engine every tool here runs on.
Most poker tools either deal hands at you or show you charts. These do both, and show the working.
Six-handed no-limit hold'em. You set each opponent's style and skill level individually — a calling station in one seat, a strong regular in the next. After every call or fold the coach tells you what it was worth. Play a fixed session or a sit & go and you get rated at the end on how you decided, not on how you ran.
You get a hand and a seat, you say what you would do, and it tells you the answer. Opening ranges are checked against standard charts; call-or-fold spots are worked out from the actual equity. Close hands come up more often than obvious ones.
Put in a win rate and how much your results swing, and it simulates the sessions you would actually have had. It gives the odds of going broke and the bankroll needed to avoid it, for cash games and tournaments.
A poker tool is only as good as the code deciding who wins. That part was checked against published figures before anything was built on top of it.
There is no sign-up because there is no server storing anything. Each page is a single file that runs in your browser. Close the tab and nothing is kept.
Hand strength, pot odds and expected value are worked out properly and match published figures to within half a percentage point.
They follow sensible rules, and the opening charts are close to standard published ranges rather than a GTO solve. Use it to build judgement, not as a reference to memorise.
Practise here all you like, but only play for money you can afford to lose. If it stops being a game, BeGambleAware can help.
Pick your stakes, choose who you are up against, and start playing. Nothing to install or sign up for.