Exercises
Practice hands, outs, SPR and equity with realistic scenarios and time limits.
- Best hands with explanation
- Draws & outs (clean and dirty)
- SPR and pot odds with context
Learn, practice and analyze your hands
Interactive exercises + guided tutorials + new hand history with replayer
Hand history
Register your sessions, save hands, and replay street by street with pot tracking.
- Replayer with actions and pot tracking
- Privacy per user; sharing via secure links
- Registration required for saving hands
Preflop Trainer
Practice your ranges by situation and format (Spin & Go, MTT). Train combos near the range boundary with adaptive difficulty.
- Spin & Go: BTN, SB, BB and heads-up
- open raise / ROL / 3-bet and call / call vs shove
- Combo proximity levels (1, 2, 3+)
Best Hand
Learn to identify the winning hand in every showdown and understand how hand rankings determine the outcome.
Table Positions
Understand table positions — from UTG to Button — and how acting order affects your strategy and profitability.
Stack in big blinds
Convert Hero’s chips to BB using the big blind, with whole-number and decimal examples.
Bet sizing and raises
Calculate a pot-percentage bet, the chips added for a raise and the next minimum legal raise on the same hand.
Pot distribution and side pots
Build the main and side pots, return uncalled chips and calculate how much each player receives at showdown.
Effective Stack Size
Discover how the effective stack determines your available moves and pot commitment across streets.
Stack-to-Pot Ratio (SPR)
Master SPR to decide when to commit your stack or play cautiously based on the pot size.
Common Draws and Outs
Identify straight and flush draws, count your outs correctly, and understand how they affect your equity.
Common Draws and Outs with Dirty Outs
Learn to recognize dirty outs — cards that appear to help but may actually make you lose the hand.
Hand vs Hand Equity
Estimate equities between different hand matchups and compare them to pot odds to make better calls or folds.
Rule of 2 and 4
Use the Rule of 2 and 4 to estimate your chance of completing a draw with one or two cards to come.
Pot odds
Learn how pot odds measure the price of a call and how to use them to make mathematically sound decisions.
Pot odds vs equity
Combine pot odds with your hand equity to determine whether calling or folding is the profitable move.
Implied odds postflop
Use draw outs and future payments to conclude whether the call is covered, conditional or unjustified.
Steal
Practise additional risk, minimum folds and the EV of a preflop steal.
3-bet bluff
Practise the pot, additional risk, minimum folds and simplified EV of a preflop 3-bet bluff.
Set-mining
Practise set-mining: use call cost, hit probability and expected opponent payments to calculate minimum net gain and call EV.
Hand combinations
Count pair, suited and offsuit combinations in a timed Poker exercise. Check each answer with a matrix of the possible cards.
Known-card blockers
Count the opponent's remaining combos after removing your cards and the board. Practise blockers and check the result in a suit matrix.
Range combinations
Count a single-action opponent range, remove known-card blockers and calculate the percentage still available.
Range composition on the board
Count hands and draws within an opponent range, remove blockers and calculate their share of the available combos.
Hand vs range equity
Estimate your hand equity against an opponent range after known-card blockers. Practise on the river, turn and flop.
River bluff with fold frequency
Calculate a pure river bluff’s minimum fold frequency, average gain, average loss and EV using the supplied fold probability.
River bluff with range analysis
Count available and folding range combos, apply blockers and calculate a pure river bluff’s EV.
River hero call with bluff frequency
Find minimum bluffs and calculate the EV of calling a river bet using a supplied bluff frequency.
River hero call with range analysis
Apply blockers to an assigned betting range, count bluff combos and calculate the EV of a river call.
River value bet with supplied frequencies
Compare bet EV with check EV using supplied fold frequency and caller equity. Calculate the betting advantage in BB.
River value bet with range analysis
Apply blockers, count caller wins and ties, and calculate the advantage of betting over checking.
Semi-bluff all-in with supplied fold frequency and equity
Combine supplied folds and caller equity to calculate the EV of an all-in raise on the flop or turn.
Semi-bluff all-in with range analysis
Count folds in an assigned range and use the supplied caller equity to calculate all-in EV.
New: Register & Analyze Your Hands
Create your free account to save hands, add notes, and replay them street by street. Share a secure link or keep them private.
Three quick steps to save a poker hand and review it later.
Step 1: Game settings
Define the format, blinds, and game parameters before recording the hand.
Step 2: Players and positions
Select the Hero, assign table positions, and define stack sizes.
Step 3: Actions per street
Record betting actions, pot progression, and showdown details.
How it looks in practice
From registration to the replayer, the whole flow in images.
Hands list
Filter and organize your history.
Betting history
Clear street-by-street timeline.
Hand replayer
Pot progression and positions.
Share hand
Short link and visibility control.
Preflop Tables
Study preflop ranges by position and stack size for Spin & Go, MTT and cash game.
Open Raising Ranges
Explore balanced opening ranges by position for various stack depths.
3-Bet & Call Ranges
Study responses to open raises by position, including call and shove frequencies.
Preflop Trainer
Practice dynamically: randomize spots, difficulty levels, and combo proximity.