Play against opponents at whatever standard you choose, from the bottom 10% to the top 0.1%, find out what each decision was actually worth, and see where your own play ranks.
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Worked out in this page, right now, by dealing the hand out twelve thousand times, using 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 choose who you sit with, seat by seat, and how good they are: put a player from the bottom 10% on your left and one from the top 1% on your right, and feel the difference. After every call or fold the coach tells you what it was worth, and at the end you are told where your own play ranks.
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.
Most study tools tell you what a solver would do. These tell you what your decision was worth, at your table, against the players you chose.
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.
Every figure here comes from one of these. They are standard techniques with standard names, so you can look up what each one does and judge for yourself whether it is the right tool.
Cards are shuffled with Fisher-Yates, the only shuffle that makes every ordering equally likely, driven by the browser's cryptographic random number generator rather than Math.random. Numbers are drawn by rejection sampling, because taking a random value modulo 52 quietly favours the lower cards.
Every hand is scored by checking all 21 ways of picking five cards from seven and keeping the best one. No shortcuts and no lookup table that might be wrong in a corner case.
Exact enumeration wherever it is possible: on the river every hand your opponent could hold is counted, and on the flop all 1,081 runouts are. Only where the count runs into millions does it fall back to Monte Carlo sampling, and it tells you on screen when it has.
Long-run results use the central limit theorem; the chance of going broke uses the standard risk of ruin formula for a bankroll facing normally distributed swings, inverted to give the bankroll that a chosen risk requires.
Two things this deliberately is not. It is not certified or audited by anybody, and the opponents are not a GTO solver. Anyone telling you a browser tool is either of those is selling something. What is here instead is the arithmetic, in the open, with the tests that back it.
The tools run entirely in your browser. Hands, results and ratings are worked out on your device and never sent anywhere. The account exists only to control access.
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.
Every plan is the same product: everything unlocked, with no limits inside any of the tools. The only difference is how you pay.
$29.99/month
Billed monthly once signups open. Cancel whenever you like.
$220/year
Works out at $18.33 a month, which is $139.88 less than paying monthly.
$450once
Launch price. The full price will be $750. This is $300 less while the site is new.
Nothing is for sale yet: signups are closed and no card is taken. These are the prices that will apply when they open. Tax may be added at checkout depending on where you are. We store your email address and a hashed password. That is the whole record, because your hands and results never leave your browser.
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