AI poker coach · live NLHE & PLO

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

HandReview uses AI coaching to talk you through your hands — then a real solver does the math, so the odds are exact, not estimated.

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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 his sets and two pair, but he jams enough worse Kx and draws that the price makes this a clear call. Snap it.

The one rule

The coach never makes up a number.

Chatbots will confidently guess your equity or odds, without running the actual numbers. HandReview is built the other way around: the coach reads the spot — your opponents and how they tend to play — and explains the why, while every figure it cites is computed by a solver engine and stamped ✓ computed. If it's a number, it was solved, not guessed.

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

Pot is the most you can bet in Omaha — and the bigger you bet, the steeper the price your opponent pays 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

Its shape — connected high cards, two suits, the best possible flush — is what makes it strong, not just how often it wins.

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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

The spots other tools get wrong.

Double-board bomb pots get their own readout: scoop vs. get-scooped and per-board equity, multiway or heads-up. It even highlights which two of your four cards play each board, so you see your hand split across the runouts. And it surfaces the part that actually matters — a second board doesn't grow your edge, it collapses your variance — instead of a single equity number that hides the real decision.

Any spot, NLHE or PLO

Describe the hand and the street. The coach ranges your opponent; the engine returns exact equity, pot odds, and a call-or-fold verdict.

Your leaks, tracked

Log hands and the coach keeps a leak database across sessions — so a recurring mistake reads as a pattern you can fix, not a one-off.

Exploitative, live-tuned

Optimized for the live population and your table — button straddles included — not a GTO equilibrium against opponents you'll never face.

Bring your next hard spot.

Paste a hand or just talk it through. The read is yours in seconds — with the math to back it.

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