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Practice

The technical work.

The hands in front of you, slowly.

If you want to sit down and play

The Trainer

A full preflop trainer. Real hands at a real table. The opponents play solver. You play yourself.

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The trainer in action — a poker table with positions, your hand, and the choices in front of you.

You pick the format and your seat. The trainer deals a hand. The action unfolds the way it would at a real table — opens, calls, three-bets — and stops when it gets to you.

You choose. Fold. Call. Raise. The moment you do, you see exactly what the solver would have done in your place. Where you matched it. Where you didn't. What the mix actually was.

Then the next hand. Then the one after. You go through as many as you want. The trainer doesn't keep score and doesn't ask anything of you.

It covers eight-handed tournament play across six stack depths, and six-handed cash at a hundred big blinds. Both in one place.

Open the trainer
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Also here

If you want to look at one thing closely instead

Study · One hand

The Hand Explorer

Pick any of the 169 starting hands. See how the solver plays it from every position, in every spot, across MTT and cash — in one view. The whole story of one hand, in one page.

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Reference · 8-max MTT

The MTT Library

8-max tournament preflop ranges across six stack depths — fifteen big blinds through one hundred. RFI, BB defense, SB defense. Click any hand for its exact mix.

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Reference · 6-max cash

The Cash Library

6-max cash preflop ranges at 100bb deep. Opening, defending, facing 3-bets — every position, every matchup. Same dark grid, same hand-by-hand detail.

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Lab · Range & EV math

The Range EV Lab

A 13×13 range builder. Set the board, the pot, the bet. Watch the equity and the EV move in real time. Combinatorics and Monte Carlo — no solver, no advice, just the math.

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These tools are preflop only. No flop, turn, or river. They cover the most common spots — opening, defending, three-bets, four-bets — heads-up, where solver coverage is clean. Multi-way pots and longer trees fall outside coverage; the trainer will say so.