Practice tables

Play hands against the computer, then see each of your decisions beside the odds at that moment and what the maths suggested. Choose an opponent's style to see how it changes the right decision. Practice points are free and can never be bought, sold or cashed out.

New to poker? Play your first hands, with a coach at every decision. Practice points only.

Your opponent Cautious: plays only strong hands and rarely raises. When it bets, believe it. Steady: raises strong hands and folds weak ones to a bet. Bold: plays many hands, bets often and sometimes bluffs. Call it down more lightly.

Show the maths before each decision

The maths uses your chance against any two cards. A bot that bets or raises usually holds better, so against a bet treat the chance as the most it could be.