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GTO Trainer

Play a real hand against the Solver. You act at every decision point from the flop to the river; the Solver answers from its own solved strategy. At showdown, every decision you made is graded against the solution, with the why in plain words.

Play today's spot Drill modeOne hand a day, everyone plays the same spot, results compare.

How grading works

A poker quiz that marks one action as right and everything else as wrong misrepresents GTO: the solved strategy often mixes between actions on purpose. This trainer grades your decision by the frequency the Solver actually plays it with your exact hand.

Best

Your action is the Solver's line, or within 10 points of its most-frequent one. In mixed spots more than one action earns this.

The Solver plays your action at least 20% of the time. Not the main line, but a real part of the strategy.

Mistake

The Solver takes your line less than 20% of the time. You are paying for it, slowly.

Blunder

The Solver essentially never does this with your exact hand. The verdict tells you what it does instead, and why.

Past Daily Spots, solved

Every past spot stays up as a full solution page: the line, the Solver's frequencies (single bet size per street) for the dealt hand and for its whole range, and why.

Where the answers come from

Every hand is backed by an in-house counterfactual-regret solve of that exact spot, exported per runout card, so the grade on a turn or river decision reflects the actual card that fell, not an average. The same engine powers the photo hand analyzer and the push/fold charts.