GTO Wizard alternative for PLO

What each GTO Wizard PLO4 tier includes

Their free tier opens 2 depths of the preflop library, 100 preflop solutions a day, 1 postflop solution a day and 10 trainer hands a day, with the study mode interface intact: strategy on every street, best action, range comparison and EV patterns.

Premium, at $139 a month billed annually, opens the full preflop library for cash and MTT, unlimited postflop solutions on every flop, turn and river, unlimited trainer hands, 7-max cash solutions at PLO500 GGPoker rake, and the PLO Wizards Discord. Elite, at $179, adds custom heads-up postflop solves with your own ranges and bet sizes, PLO ICM postflop solves, nodelocking, a heads-up preflop solver, and practice against your own custom solves. Elite is the tier to look at if solving your own spots is what you are shopping for, and their FAQ puts 5-card and 6-card PLO "in development with no ETA at this time".

On the Hold'em side, NLH Cash and NLH Tournament are priced identically and run four paid tiers each: Starter $49/mo, $39 billed annually; Premium $99/mo, $79 billed annually; Elite $169/mo, $139 billed annually; Ultra $289/mo, $229 billed annually. There is no equivalent entry tier on PLO4: Hold'em starts at $39 billed annually, PLO starts at $139.

What $49 a month covers

Nine MonkerSolver PLO cash solves, 6-max from 12bb to 200bb plus heads-up at 100bb, and eight NLHE 6-max cash solves from 20bb to 200bb. Every board in both libraries, with every turn and river runout, practice across the whole thing, and Hand Tracker to 5,000,000 hands. One account, one price, both games.

The stack-depth spread is the part worth checking against your own study. The PLO library runs from 12bb to 200bb across nine solves, so short-stack and deep-stack preflop work is already sitting there, and the NLHE library covers 20bb to 200bb across eight. Every preflop range in both, at every depth, is on the free tier.

Who Core is built for

The 6-max cash grinder who studies PLO and NLHE and wants both on one subscription. Nine PLO solves from 12bb to 200bb plus heads-up, eight NLHE solves from 20bb to 200bb, every board inside them with every runout, and a tracker that reads a hand history file straight out of your room. At $49 a month billed annually it is the cheaper way to own both games than buying two subscriptions at $218.

The free tier is wide enough to settle the question before any money moves. Every preflop range at every stack depth in both games, three solved boards a day per game, 50 practice hands a day, and a tracker good for 100,000 hands, with no credit card. Study on it for a month. If the daily three boards stop being enough, that is your answer.