Train decisions in focused drill packs.

Preflop Discipline Preflop Discipline

Train opens, blind defense, 3-bet responses, and set-mining discipline before the flop.

• Range before egoOpen and defend by position, stack depth, and players behind.
• Domination filterAsk which better hands dominate your top-pair outcomes.

Value / Thin Value Value and Thin Value

Find value bets, avoid overplaying one pair, and choose sizes worse hands can call.

• Value targetBefore betting, name worse hands that call.
• Size disciplineThin value needs a callable size.

Board Texture / C-Bets Board Texture and C-Bets

Practice dry boards, wet boards, monotone boards, turn probes, and semi-bluff pressure.

• Board family firstDry high-card boards differ from low connected boards.
• Equity shiftTurns can move advantage from one range to the other.

River Decisions River Decisions

Train blockers, bluff-catchers, thin value, and polar sizing away from real-time play.

• Story and targetRiver bets need a value target or fold target.
• Blocker qualityA blocker helps only when the line represents value.

Math / Stack Depth Math and Stack Depth

Review pot odds, SPR, 3-bet pot commitment, and stack-depth planning.

• Final-pot formulaRequired equity is call amount divided by final pot after calling.
• SPR planStack depth changes commitment thresholds.

Multiway Pots Multiway Pots

Practice how value, bluffs, draws, and slowplays change when more than two ranges continue.

• More rangesEach extra player strengthens the continuing field.
• Clearer valueTop pair still has value but needs caution.

Tournament / Short Stack Tournament and Short Stack

Study push-fold discipline, shallow stack plans, and basic tournament pressure without claiming solver precision.

• Stack depth10-20BB spots need push-fold and reshove planning.
• PressureICM and stack distribution can change chip-EV instincts.

Live Exploits Live Exploits

Compare calling stations, nits, maniacs, over-folders, and regulars after naming the baseline.

• Profile firstCalling stations, nits, maniacs, and regulars require different adjustments.
• Value disciplineExploit callers with more value, not more bluffs.

River Decision Lab River Decision Lab

Focus on thin value, blocker bluffs, overbets, bluff-catchers, block bets, and river check-raises.

• Polar logicBig river bets need strong value and selected bluffs.
• Thin valueSmall river bets can target bluff-catchers and weak pairs.

Review Queue Review Queue

Replay spots connected to recent scores below 70. Stored only in this browser.

• Weakest firstReplay recent low-score spots before adding new theory.
• Spaced reviewReturn to mistakes after a delay and score them again.

BB Defense BB Defense

Train big blind calls, folds, and blocker pressure by opener position, price, and equity realization.

• Price plus realizationGood price matters, but out-of-position realization changes the answer.
• Opener positionDefend wider versus BTN than UTG.

3-Bet Pots 3-Bet Pots

Train lower-SPR decisions, ace-high boards, overpairs, and medium-strength pot control in 3-bet pots.

• Lower SPRSmall mistakes become expensive because the pot is already larger.
• Range compressionBoth ranges are narrower, so board texture matters more.

Thin Value Thin Value

Name worse calls before betting medium-strength hands.

• Callable worse handsThin value is about worse hands continuing, not about feeling safe.
• Opponent filterStations widen value; nits narrow it.

Pot Odds Math Pot Odds Math

Make the final-pot formula automatic before adding implied-odds adjustments.

• Automatic mathMake 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, pot, and overbet prices familiar.
• RealizationAdd position, future action, and reverse implied odds after the formula.

Player-Type Exploits Player-Type Exploits

Adjust versus calling stations, nits, maniacs, and regulars after naming the baseline.

• Baseline plus adjustmentName the balanced idea, then adjust only for a clear leak.
• Maniac filterCall selected bluff-catchers wider, but avoid ego raises.