What you get, exactly
This page is the spec sheet: what's solved, what study and practice actually do, what the tracker measures, and what we don't have. If a claim here is wrong, tell us and we'll fix the product or the page.
Exact MonkerSolver output
Every strategy in the tool, PLO and NLHE alike, is decoded from MonkerSolver's own files, using Monker's exact compact-row hand indexing. We don't rebuild strategies from equity buckets and we don't interpolate between boards. Frequencies come through at half-percent resolution: wherever the solve stores a mix - every preflop range in both games, and NLHE postflop at the depths we re-solved (20/30/50/100bb) - if the solver bet a hand 62.5% of the time, the tool says 62.5. Where a solve stores a pure postflop strategy instead (PLO, and the remaining NLHE depths), you get that unsmoothed, and the mixing you see across a hand class is the honest blend of its combos, not a smoothed average.
The PLO library is nine solves: 6-max from 12 to 200 big blinds and heads-up at 100, each solved preflop through river. Postflop that means all 15 two-player seat pairings at each 6-max depth, with single-raised, 3-bet, 4-bet, and limped pots where the tree carries them. Preflop it means 563 decision spots, from first-in through 6-bet and the whole vs-limp family.
The NLHE library is eight 6-max solves from 20 to 200 big blinds, 6.7 trillion iterations across the ladder, all 1,755 flops with every runout, and per-action preflop EV for every hand. Four are MonkerSolver output at 5% rake capped at 1.5bb; the other four (20/30/50/100bb) are our own 2026 re-solves, on a richer bet tree with a 2bb cap and mixed postflop strategies. The rake for whichever depth you pick is stated next to the stack selector, because ranges move with rake.
All of it is precomputed and streamed to your browser about a megabyte at a time. Pulling up a board is a fetch, not a solve queue.
The whole tree, one node at a time
Type any board. The tool shows the aggregate strategy at that node, then breaks the range into 97 hand categories (35 for NLHE) so you can see which classes bet, which ones protect the checking range, and which mix. Click through any turn and any river; the breadcrumb rewinds the whole line.
Underneath, the tool tracks each player's actual arriving range: every action multiplies its frequencies through all 270,725 starting combos, so the river hand list shows the weights hands really arrive with, not their preflop weights. Hover a hand to see how much of the opponent's range it blocks. A runout grid shows the strategy on every possible next card at once, and a PPT-style filter (AA**, RR:$ds, suit variables) cuts the list to whatever you're studying. The NLHE library renders the same way on a 13x13 matrix with per-combo drilldown.
You can also go the other way and read every board at once. "Browse all flops" opens all 1,755 canonical flops for the spot you are studying - precomputed, reach-weighted aggregates for how often each side bets and how the first player answers each size - filterable by suit, pairing, high card and connectivity, and clickable straight through to the board. It covers every seat pairing and every preflop line at every PLO depth, heads-up included, and costs nothing against your data allowance. Without Core you read it for the day's three free boards; Core opens the rest. The category table regroups on demand too: by made-hand strength, by draw, or by how much of the opponent's actual range at that node each hand beats.
Category view
Illustrative frequencies. In the tool, every bar comes from the actual node.
Practice that plays back
Practice deals you a live spot, in either game, from whatever slice you choose: pot type, street, seats. Pick an action and the tool reveals the solver's full frequency row. The grader is honest about mixing. When no action clears 75%, the spot counts as mixed and any action the solver plays at 20% or more is accepted. On a solve that genuinely mixes postflop - today the NLHE re-solves at 20/30/50/100bb - you also get an explicit Mix button, so you can call a true mix a true mix instead of guessing which branch to name. Where the postflop strategy is pure there is nothing to call, so the button stays off.
Turn on play-to-river and you play the hand out: the opponent's responses are sampled from its real solver frequencies, and if you reach showdown, the hand it tables is drawn from the range it actually arrives with. Miss a spot you don't understand, and one click opens it in study mode at that exact node with the ranges intact.
Streaks, daily quests, and per-street accuracy live on a training dashboard. On a free account, a daily practice streak also unlocks more turn and river cards on the free boards, from 5 a day up to 12. Free accounts get 50 graded hands a day; Core has no meter.
Spot Rush
Sixty seconds on the clock. Flop answers score 1, turns 2, rivers 3. Your first wrong answer ends the run, and a run costs 5 from the free daily meter.
Preflop is free. All of it.
Every opening, 3-bet, 4-bet, 5-bet, 6-bet, and vs-limp range, for every seat, at all nine PLO depths, browsable by 31 hand categories in 11 groups with suitedness splits. The solve files also store preflop EV - per-hand in the 6-max PLO solves, per-action for every NLHE hand. The study tables show frequencies; when you want what a hand actually earns instead of how often it gets played, the Solver Notebook reads the EV directly (preflop-spot --ev).
A preflop trainer quizzes the same lines, dealing hands weighted by how often they reach the spot, with fold and call buttons always present so 0%-frequency traps exist.
None of this sits behind the paywall. Preflop is where mistakes compound the longest, and giving the ranges away beats any ad we could run.
Hand Tracker, a tracker that lives in the browser
Drag in files, folders, or the zip GGPoker exports. Nine site formats parse: PokerStars, GGPoker, 888, partypoker, Winamax, iPoker's XML network format, Bovada and its Ignition-family skins, Full Tilt, and the WPN family. Hold'em (no-limit and limit), the PLO family through PLO6 with their hi/lo versions, O8, Omaha high at any bet structure, and Short Deck, cash and tournaments. Nothing to install, no database to maintain, works the same on a Mac. Importing needs a free account, since your hands have to live somewhere; the first 100,000 are free.
The stats layer reports bb/100 with a 95% confidence interval and standard deviation, all-in adjusted EV with side pots handled (runouts enumerated exactly, Monte Carlo when the money goes in preflop), showdown and non-showdown splits, 28 grid stats, positional numbers, sessions, and a day-by-hour heatmap where any cell opens the exact hands inside it.
Tournament ROI and ITM come only from what your files record. A blank means the file didn't say, never that we guessed.
Import your first file →Leak reports that have to prove it
Most leak detection is population color-coding: your number differs from an average, so it turns red. Ours is stricter. Preflop verdicts come only from comparing your decisions against the MonkerSolver solves in our library, matched to your table size and stack depth. PLO4 grades against nine solves (eight 6-max depths plus heads-up); NLHE grades against eight 6-max depths from 20 to 200bb. Both check opens the solver plays 10% of the time or less, folds of hands it opens at least 90% of the time, your 3-bet frequency against per-matchup solver targets weighted by the openers you actually faced, and how you defend against opens. PLO also checks how you continue your own opens facing a 3-bet. The river verdicts are exact pot math: your bluff ratio against the caller-indifference frequency for the sizing, buffered and split by river texture so one weird node can't trigger anything. Your folding against MDF is shown with the exact price as an observation, never a verdict - defending below MDF is correct on some rivers, and we don't flag what we can't prove.
Nothing gets flagged until a one-sided Wilson bound proves the gap at your sample size. Small sample, no verdict. The report ranks what to fix first by proven deviating decisions per 100 hands - never an invented bb figure.
Where the matching solve doesn't exist (PLO5, PLO6, heads-up NLHE, unusual table sizes or depths, tournaments), you still get the exact-math river checks; the solver tier simply doesn't grade those hands rather than guessing. Hi/lo, Short Deck and fixed-limit hands get no leak report at all: split pots and inverted rankings break the pot math, forced sizings break the polarized-sizing model, and we would rather say nothing than guess. Those hands still get the full stats, opponents, spots and replayer.
What it takes to get flagged
- 200+ first-in opportunities before any RFI verdict
- Depth and seat matched to one of our PLO or NLHE solves
- A Wilson-proven gap, not a point estimate
- Solver and indifference verdicts labeled apart; MDF stays an observation
Replay, opponents, and spots
The replayer plays hands back at 1x to 4x with an equity race overlay and the pot odds, MDF, and balanced bluff frequency for every bet you faced. Run-it-twice and run-it-three-times hands show every runout beside the table, with the replay following the first. Any hand exports as clean forum text or an anonymized share link.
The players tab keeps profiles on up to 20,000 opponents with full stat lines, notes, and five color tags, plus the number trackers usually bury: your net result in the hands you've shared with them.
The spots browser runs real queries over your whole library. C-bet the flop as the 3-bettor holding a flush draw, went to showdown, lost. Every filtered set returns its own bb/100, so you learn what a line costs you.
Open the tracker →Spots browser filters
- Pot type: limped, single-raised, 3-bet, 4-bet
- Made hand and draws, combinable per street
- Lines: barrels, check-raises, donks, probes
- Result, showdown, all-in, stakes, dates
- CSV export and saved filters
The free shelf
Thirteen tools and references, free, no account. The math runs in your browser.
Hand equity
Eight games - NLHE, PLO4-6, Short Deck, and hi-lo (O8, Big O) - plus bomb-pot double boards. Exact postflop, exact or Monte Carlo preflop.
Range equity
Range vs range for up to 6 players in seven variants including O8 and Big O, with solver-range shorthand.
Hand distribution
How ranges hit boards, bucket by bucket, against a random-hand baseline.
Variance
Downswing depth and frequency, risk of ruin, staking deals, stake ladders.
PQL engine
A query language for poker math. Ten games, computed in your browser.
Solver Notebook
All 17 solves queryable like a database: spots, ranges, SQL and PQL over the results, CSV out.
Board & hand probabilities
Flop textures and made-hand odds, closed-form exact.
Range frequencies
Dealt vs opened vs 3-bet in NLHE and PLO, counted exactly from the solves.
Bet sizing & MDF
Required equity, bluff share, and MDF for seven sizes. Formulas shown.
Range advantage
33 matchups across 12 flop textures, plus any custom flop you enter.
Blocker effects
Card-removal combinatorics for PLO4 through PLO8. No simulation, just counting.
Starting hands
Every hand ranked, 31 categories, solver opens, and drills to make it stick.
Stats glossary
Every tracker stat defined, with each formula written out in plain English.
Where it runs
Everything is a website: the solver, the tracker, the calculators. Any modern browser, on desktop, tablet, or phone. Install it as an app from the browser if you want an icon; there's nothing to download, patch, or migrate. Keyboard shortcuts cover the whole solver, with a cheatsheet on holding Shift.
It follows your taste, too: 21 themes (15 dark, 6 light) plus a colorblind-safe action palette, picked once on your account page and applied to the site and solver together. The calculators' PNG exports render in whatever theme you're on.
What we don't do
No HUD or live overlay; nothing watches your table while you play. The library is fixed trees with fixed sizings and you can't nodelock it, so a sim of your own is a separate service rather than something the plan includes. No multiway postflop solves, no PLO5 or PLO6 in the solver library, no heads-up NLHE, no ICM. Import is a manual upload, not an auto-syncing companion app.
If one of those is the feature you can't live without, a different tool is the right buy, and we'd rather you learn that on this page than in month two of a subscription.
The spec sheet is the pitch
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