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AI poker coach · Hold'em & Omaha cash games

Talk through poker hands and see the exact numbers behind them.

Describe a hand the way you'd tell it at the table. The coach breaks down the action, and every equity and pot-odds figure is calculated by the engine.

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UTG opens, I 3-bet A♥K♠, he calls. Flop K♦9♣4♠ — I bet, he jams $120 into $280. Call?
Equity · flop · AhKs vs {sets, two pair, worse Kx, draws}✓ computed · monte-carlo 100k
Your equity
63.7%
You 63.7%· {sets, two pair, worse Kx, draws} 36.3% · 50 combos
Pot odds · to call
$120 → win $400 · break-even 23.1%
EV of calling
$211 · 40.6% past break-even
▲ Call · equity 63.7% >= break-even 23.1%

Top pair, top kicker is behind sets and two pair, but he goes all in with enough weaker kings and draws that the price makes this a clear call.

The one rule

The coach never makes up a number.

The coach explains the play and the reasoning behind it. Every equity and pot-odds figure is calculated by the engine and marked ✓ computed.

The instruments

Every number, exactly as the engine worked it out.

Behind each read is a panel of numbers straight from the engine — how much to bet, or whether a starting hand is worth playing. The coach talks you through the why; the engine owns every number.

You ask — PLO — $80 in the pot, $520 behind. How much can I bet, and what does each size cost my opponent to call?

Bet sizing · bet · pot $80 · SPR 6.5✓ computed
1/2 pot$40bet · $40 invillain needs 25.0% · MDF 66.7% · 3.0:1 value:bluff
3/4 pot$60bet · $60 invillain needs 30.0% · MDF 57.1% · 2.3:1 value:bluff
pot$80bet · $80 inpot-limit maxvillain needs 33.3% · MDF 50.0% · 2.0:1 value:bluff

In Omaha the most you can bet is the pot. The bigger the bet, the worse the price your opponent gets to call.

You ask — Is A♠K♠Q♥J♥ a hand worth playing?

PLO hand · AsKsQhJh✓ computed
Premium61.0% equityvs a random hand
double-suitednut flush ♠rundownbroadway-heavy

Connected high cards, two suits and the best possible flush draw: that shape is what makes this hand strong.

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3-way PLO bomb pot, all in with A♠A♥K♠Q♥. Flops come 9♦6♣2♥ and K♣Q♦4♠ — how am I doing?
Two boards · AsAhKsQh · 3-way✓ computed · monte-carlo 100k
Scoop
22.8%
win both boards
Get scooped
18.9%
win neither
Board A35.8%
9♦6♣2♥
You play A♠A♥K♠Q♥
Board B67.9%
K♣Q♦4♠
You play A♠A♥K♠Q♥
Pot share 51.9% — equals single-board equity. A bomb pot collapses variance, it doesn't grow your edge.

Different hand on each board. The aces are only an overpair on 9♦6♣2♥ — a near-even three-way scramble there — but you flop kings-up on K♣Q♦4♠ and run away with it. Net you scoop about a quarter and get scooped under a fifth: a clear get-it-in, but the bomb is buying variance, not edge.

Bomb pots

Double-board bomb pots.

If your game runs double-board bomb pots, the coach shows your chance to win both boards, lose both, and each board on its own, multiway or heads-up. It marks which two of your four cards play on each board.

Hold'em or Omaha, any street

Describe the action up to your decision. The coach works out what your opponent likely holds; the engine returns your equity, the pot odds, and whether to call or fold.

Your leaks, tracked

Log hands across sessions and the mistakes you keep making show up as patterns you can work on.

Built for your table

Advice tailored to how the opponents at your table actually play, live or online, including straddles and bomb pots.

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