See the solve. Drill the spot. Grade your own hands.
Full MonkerSolver solves for both games: nine PLO solves across 6-max and heads-up, eight NLHE 6-max solves from 20bb to 200bb. A practice mode drills them into you, and Hand Tracker checks your preflop game against the same solutions. Core is $60 a month and covers both games. Most of the rest is free.
Both solvers open without an account. Today's free boards are live right now.
Three tools, plus a free shelf
Study the solve, drill it until it's automatic, then let your own hand histories tell you what still leaks. Each piece works on its own. Together they close the loop.
The solver library
Free tier + CorePick any spot in 6-max or heads-up PLO, or 6-max NLHE, and read the full MonkerSolver solution: preflop through river, with per-hand frequencies for every hand that doesn't conflict with the board. Everything is precomputed, so pulling up a board is a lookup, not a solve. No queue, no progress bar.
- All 1,755 flops in both games, every turn and river navigable
- PLO: 97 postflop hand categories with PPT-style filtering
- NLHE: 13x13 matrix with per-combo drilldown and preflop EV
- Per-combo range tracking through the whole tree, rewindable
Practice mode
Free tier + CoreGet dealt real spots in either game and pick an action; the tool grades you against the solve. You can play entire hands to the river: the opponent's responses are sampled from its actual solver frequencies, and at showdown you see a hand drawn from the range it actually arrives with. Close spots accept any action the solver plays at real frequency, and where the solve genuinely mixes postflop there's a Mix button for calling a true mix.
- Filter by pot type, street, and seat matchup
- Spot Rush: a 60-second sprint that ends on your first miss
- Streaks, daily quests, and accuracy by street and position
- Any practice spot opens in study mode at the exact node
Hand Tracker
FreeA hand history tracker in your browser. Import hands from nine site formats and get bb/100 with confidence intervals, all-in EV, positional stats, sessions, opponent profiles, and a replayer with a live equity overlay. The leak report grades your preflop decisions, PLO and NLHE alike, against the same solves the study tools run on, and it refuses to flag anything your sample doesn't statistically prove.
- PokerStars, GGPoker, 888, partypoker, Winamax, iPoker, Bovada, Full Tilt, WPN
- NLHE and PLO4 through PLO6, cash and tournaments
- Free up to 100,000 hands, every feature included
- No HUD and nothing to install. It's a website.
The free shelf
Free, no accountFive calculators: exact equity enumeration for NLHE and PLO4 through PLO6, range-vs-range with solver-range shorthand, hand-distribution histograms, a variance calculator with risk of ruin and a staking modeler, and a full PQL query engine that runs in your browser. Five references beside them: bet-size and MDF math, range frequencies counted from the real solve, range advantage by texture, blocker combinatorics, and board probabilities.
- The math runs in your browser, no account, no install
- Multi-board input and PPT range syntax where it matters
- Numbers counted from the real solve or computed exactly
- Plus a percentile trainer and a tracker stats glossary
You can't memorize PLO
There are 1,755 strategically distinct flops, 16,432 turns, and 134,459 rivers. Nobody holds that in their head, and strategy doesn't transfer between boards that merely look alike. In one common heads-up spot, bottom pair with a nut gutshot and two overcards folds to a bet around 42% of the time, while a strictly weaker bottom pair on a drier texture folds only about 25%. The difference isn't hand strength. It's that one board carries more than twice the draw density of the other, so every threshold moves.
That's why the product is a loop rather than a chart dump. Study a spot to see why the solver splits a hand class, not just that it does. Drill it until the default is automatic, because every frequency you have to consciously recall at the table is bandwidth you aren't spending on the player across from you. Then import your hands and let the leak report tell you which spots you actually misplay, instead of the ones that happen to sting.
None of this turns you into a solver, and it shouldn't. The tree is too big for any human to execute optimal play, which is exactly why these games stay beatable. What study buys you is a baseline you can execute without leaking, and real data on where yours breaks.
What's in the library
Strategies are decoded from MonkerSolver's own file format, at half-percent frequency resolution. Nothing is interpolated or rebuilt from equity buckets. If the solver mixed, you see the mix.
| Games | 4-card PLO and NLHE, cash structures |
|---|---|
| Solves | PLO: 6-max at 12, 20, 30, 40, 50, 100, 150, and 200bb, plus heads-up at 100bb. NLHE: 6-max at 20, 30, 40, 50, 70, 100, 150, and 200bb. |
| Preflop | PLO: 563 solved decision spots, RFI through 6-bet, limp and vs-limp lines, with per-hand EV on the 6-max solves. NLHE: full preflop trees with per-action EV for every hand at every depth. |
| Postflop | Two-player pots in single-raised, 3-bet, 4-bet, and limped lines where the tree carries them; PLO spans all 15 seat pairings at each 6-max depth plus heads-up. NLHE postflop shows the solver's converged strategies without an EV overlay, because the data doesn't carry one and we don't invent numbers. |
| Boards | 1,755 flops, 16,432 turns, 134,459 rivers, in both games. Every card of every runout. |
| Size | PLO: roughly 200 GB of packed strategy across 941,677 postflop decision points. NLHE: 6.7 trillion solver iterations across the eight solves. Streamed to your browser about a megabyte at a time. |
Where it stops
The solver library covers 4-card PLO and NLHE; the calculators and the tracker handle PLO5 and PLO6, but solved postflop spots for them don't exist here yet. Postflop pots are two-player; there's no multiway solve in the tool. No ICM, no nodelocking. This is a library you read rather than a solver you run - a solve of your own is a separate thing, and we run those to order.
If you need any of those today, we'd rather say so here than after you've paid.
The numbers are public
We aggregate the library into free reference pages you can audit without an account: c-bet frequencies across all 1,755 flops (BTN c-bets 50.7% of them overall), all 16,432 PLO starting-hand classes ranked two ways, PLO5 rankings across 134,459 classes, every NLHE hand by equity and solver opens, interactive NLHE preflop charts at eight depths, and downswing tables simulated from real winrate distributions. Most carry CSV downloads. If a number on this page can't be traced to the library or those references, tell us and we'll fix the page.
Two plans, one split
The free tier is the trial, and it doesn't expire. Core is every board instead of the daily three.
Free
- Every preflop range in both games, all 17 solves
- 3 solved boards a day per game, rotating daily
- Daily turn and river runouts, more with a streak
- Preflop trainer, and 50 graded practice hands a day
- Hand Tracker, up to 100,000 hands
- The whole free shelf, no account needed
Core
$49/mo billed annually
- Both games, one price: PLO and NLHE
- Any flop, any time. All 1,755 of them, per game
- Every turn and river runout, no daily unlocks
- Unlimited practice across the whole library
- Hand Tracker caps: 5,000,000 hands, 50 GB
- Cancel anytime, keep access to period end
No credit card for the free tier. Cancel Core anytime and keep access to the end of the period.
Common questions
Is this actual solver data, or an approximation?
Every strategy in SolvePoker is decoded from MonkerSolver's own output files, using Monker's exact hand-indexing format, for PLO and NLHE alike. Frequencies are stored at half-percent resolution. Nothing is interpolated, re-derived from equity buckets, or smoothed by hand. What the solver played is what you see.
Are PLO and NLHE really one subscription?
Yes. One Core plan gates both solver libraries: $60/month, or $49/month billed annually, covers all seventeen solves. Both games live in one solver app: pick the game next to the stack picker, or deep-link /solver/?game=nlhe. Your account and plan work everywhere the moment you sign in.
What exactly is free?
In both solvers: every preflop range for every position across all seventeen solves, the preflop trainer, and 3 solved boards a day per game, rotating daily. No account needed for any of that. Each daily board comes with a set of turn and river runouts; keep a practice streak on a free account and the set grows from 5 to 12 per street. Hand Tracker, the hand history tracker, is free up to 100,000 hands with a free account, every feature included. The five calculators and the study references need no account at all. Practice grades 50 hands a day on a free account (15 as a guest).
What does Core add?
Any flop you type in, in either game, all 1,755 of them, with every turn and river runout unlocked. Unlimited practice across the whole library instead of 50 a day on the daily boards. And the hand history caps rise from 100,000 hands to 5,000,000 and from 2 GB to 50 GB. Core is $60/month, or $49/month billed annually. One price, both games.
Do you cover PLO5 or PLO6?
Not in the solver library - it is 4-card PLO and NLHE. Hand Tracker, the hand history tracker, parses PLO5 and PLO6 (plus their hi/lo variants), and the equity calculators and PQL engine compute 5-card and 6-card Omaha. If you mainly play 5-card and want solved postflop spots, we are not there yet.
Is there a HUD?
No. SolvePoker is a study tool and a post-session tracker, not live-play software. You import hands after you play; nothing overlays your table. If a real-time HUD is the thing you need, a desktop tracker is the right buy.
What formats and stack depths are solved?
PLO: 6-max at 12, 20, 30, 40, 50, 100, 150, and 200 big blinds, plus heads-up at 100, with two-player postflop pots across all 15 seat pairings in single-raised, 3-bet, 4-bet, and limped lines. NLHE: 6-max at 20, 30, 40, 50, 70, 100, 150, and 200 big blinds. Cash structures only, no ICM, no multiway postflop.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from your account page and you keep Core until the end of the period you paid for, then drop to the free tier. Your account, hand histories, and stats stay.
Open a solver and look around
Today's free boards are live now in both games, no account and no card. Hand Tracker takes your first hand history whenever you're ready.
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