01 · Spot
You get a spot.
Nine-handed table, your hand, position, action history. Fold, call, raise — varied by skill, street, and seat. Never the same drill twice.
An AI coach for no-limit hold'em
An AI poker coach that drills your decisions and debriefs your real sessions — then tells you exactly what's leaking.
Live 1/2–2/5 · 8–20 hours a week
What you actually do
No video library. No frequency grids. Every spot is constructed for this rep — full table, your hand, action history, and a decision to make.
01 · Spot
Nine-handed table, your hand, position, action history. Fold, call, raise — varied by skill, street, and seat. Never the same drill twice.
02 · Verdict
Not "right" or "wrong." A worked argument — villain's range, your equity, the hands that fold and call. What a $200/hr coach walks you through, every hand, in seconds.
03 · Leaks
After 25 signals, a ranked report of the patterns bleeding the most EV — each cited from your own decisions. TOP LEAK up top, a one-click drill underneath.
Why
A 2/5 lineup is a maniac in seat 3, a limping whale in seat 7, and a nit who 3-bets KK+ only. GTO has nothing to say about any of them.
The gap between solver work and live results isn't effort. Pure equilibrium training rounds off the actual edge — reading a population, choosing the exploit, calibrating how far to push it before the table adjusts. That's what this drills.
Receipts
Every leak cites the hands that built it. Open a card and you'll see the evidence — actual decisions from your drill history that formed the pattern.
Then the fix: a focused drill that targets exactly that leak. Nothing is graded on vibes.
The other half
Drills sharpen decisions in isolation. The table is where they pay off — or quietly don't. Log a session, tag the two or three hands you're still chewing on, and the coach debriefs your real play: where the money went, which leak it traces to, and the drill that targets it. Play again, log again, watch the pattern move.
Play → log it → the coach debriefs it → drill the leak → play again.
Online grinders have had tracking for twenty years — PokerTracker, Hold'em Manager, a HUD parsing every hand. Live cash players got a notebook and a fading memory. This is built for the live player: no hand histories, no imports. Log the session, name a couple of hands, and the coach can reason about the game you actually sat in.
Logging is free forever — net, hours, win rate, bb/hr, variance, and a bankroll graph that doesn't flatter you. It won't pretend a hot week means you've arrived; the coach says so itself, right on the page. What a subscription adds is the read: a pre-game warmup, a post-game debrief, and a strategic consult on bankroll and game selection.
Not a solver. Not a HUD. Not a video course. Not a spreadsheet.
A coach that watches you play — in drills and in your real sessions — and tells you what to fix.
Pricing
Logging your sessions, your bankroll graph, quizzes, and your first leak report are free — forever. A subscription is what puts the coach to work: grading your drills, debriefing your real sessions, and surfacing new leaks as your game changes. The only number that scales across tiers is coach responses — each time the coach grades a decision, debriefs a session, or answers a question.
Free
$0 / forever
Core
$8.33 / mo $9.99 / mo
Plus
$20.83 / mo $24.99 / mo
Unlimited
Best value
$33.33 / mo $39.99 / mo
Subscribe early. Your rate stays with you — even when we raise it.
FAQ
No. Solvers show you frequencies; the coach constructs the spot, watches you decide, and explains the read in plain language. GTO baselines are the floor — the work is the exploit on top.
No. If you can read "BB defense" and "TPTK" without flinching, you're past the line. The coach pitches its reasoning to a thinking player — not a beginner, not a study-sheet wonk.
Yes. Monthly cancels at the end of the cycle, annual on renewal. Your skill profile and history stay yours either way.
No. We don't accept hand-history uploads. The coach reads your drill decisions — that's the only data behind your leak report.
No card · uncapped to your first leak report