Tournament jams
9-handed MTT jam and call. Solved in 1bb steps across no-ante, regular ante and big-blind ante.
GTO Shove runs on ranges we solved ourselves in HRC Pro and PioSOLVER. It does not ask you to memorize a chart. It finds the exact spot where you keep leaking chips, and sends you back to drill that spot alone.
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The shorter you get, the more hands you are supposed to push.
At 12bb the button shoves the top 33%.
This grid is an illustration. The charts inside the app are filled with solved values.
A range chart tells you the answer. It never tells you where you go wrong. Most of the damage does not come from spots you have never seen — it comes from spots you think you already know. Hands near the threshold. Stacks with an ante on top. Calls against an opponent who is shoving far too wide. Reading the chart again will not mark those places for you.
Every spot comes from a real solve. Stack, position and ante structure follow actual tournament formats.
Not a flat list of wrong answers. Errors are sorted by position, stack band and hand class to expose what repeats.
“Button 2–7bb is 93%, but UTG 8–10bb sits at 41% over 22 hands.” A range, not a vague warning.
The AI coach explains why the line was wrong, then drops you into a set built from that band alone.
↻ This is a loop, not a checklist. As the leak moves, the training moves with it.
This is where tournaments are decided — not in a three-bet pot on the deep stacks, but in the twenty seconds you get to decide whether K9 offsuit from the cutoff is a shove. Get that band right and everything downstream gets easier.
GTO Shove was built around that exact moment, then extended outward: into the bubble, into heads-up, into the flops you reach when the stacks come back.
Short-stack jams, bubble ICM, and postflop GTO. Not four separate apps — one path that carries you through the stages you actually play.
9-handed MTT jam and call. Solved in 1bb steps across no-ante, regular ante and big-blind ante.
Bubble and final table. See the exact spots where chip EV says call and ICM says fold, and move the stacks yourself.
Change the payout structure and the villain range, and watch the jam and call thresholds move.
Solved in PioSOLVER. C-bet, check-raise and defence frequencies broken out by board texture.
6-max and 9-max opens by position, responses to a min-raise, and 3-bet ranges — split by stack depth.
Paste a hand history and it is graded against solved values, marking where the EV was lost.
FingerJam, Frequency Sniper, Confidence, Final Table, 1M Climb, Survival — for the days drilling feels like work.
The tournament tracker and the live holdem calculator carry no limits at all.
Reads what you have missed and says what to fix first — from your own record, not from general advice.
The hardest thing to verify in a poker trainer is whether the numbers are real. So the sources and the checks are published rather than claimed.
The preflop solves behind the app are being packaged for release, converted to open directly in PioSOLVER and MonkerSolver.
We will announce the packs when they ship. Until then the app covers the training on its own, and there is no reason to create an account.
A sign-up form will take this space when the packs are ready.
Core training gives you 10 hands a day at no cost. The tournament tracker and the holdem calculator have no limit. Each game can be played three times a day.
No. Install it and start. Your progress is stored on your device, and nothing asks you to register.
Start with push/fold. The decision is only jam or fold, so the rules are simple — and it is the stage that moves tournament results the most.
Most trainers show the answer and stop there. This one isolates the band you keep getting wrong and sends you back to drill it. And every number has a source you can check.
Android is available through Google Play. An iOS release is in preparation. The trainer runs inside the app rather than as an open web page.