Every NLHE flop. Already solved.
Real 6-max cash solves at eight stack depths, 20bb to 200bb, plus heads-up at 100bb. All 1,755 flops with every turn and river, in your browser. No account to look, no download, no solve queue. Half of the SolvePoker library; the PLO side is the other half, on the same plan.
A solve library, not a solver queue
Type nothing, wait for nothing. The nine solves are precomputed and the whole game tree is browsable: pick a depth, pick a spot, and the strategy is on screen with every turn and river one click away. Strategies render on a 13x13 matrix with the hand list under it. Click a cell and the list narrows to its combos, so you see both the cell average and the reason the suited combo plays differently on a two-tone board.
Preflop, the study tables show frequencies, and the data behind them carries per-action EV for every hand, which the Solver Notebook reads. The postflop library shows the solver's converged strategies and live equity against the reach-weighted opponent range, computed in your browser on every street. The library does not carry postflop EV. Custom turns and rivers produce hand and action EVs for the subgame you solve, and support node locks for either player within resource limits. Read the controls and accuracy limits. Practice drills you on the published solutions, and Game mode deals whole hands at a 6-max table against solver opponents, grading every decision the solver reaches and keeping the hands in Career Analysis.
In the heads-up solve and at the five 6-max depths we re-solved ourselves (20/30/50/100/200bb), on a richer bet tree, the postflop data carries the solver's own mixes, so one combo can split its action three ways. At the other three depths the stored postflop strategy is pure per combo, and mixing shows up as the blend across the combos inside a matrix cell. Click the cell and the hand list under the matrix shows you which is which rather than smoothing the difference away.
The rake baked into the 6-max trees is 5% cap 2bb, except 40/70/150bb on 5% cap 1.5bb - the higher cap on the depths we re-solved. The heads-up tree is raked at 5% cap 2bb. The interface prints the rake for whichever solve you pick, right next to the stack selector. Ranges move with rake; a tool that hides its rake model is asking you to memorize ranges for a game you might not be playing.
Depth changes more than you think
The ladder exists because "the" GTO range is a fiction: BTN opens 43.4% of hands at 100bb and 32.3% at 20bb, while UTG sits near 16.8% at every single depth. Open sizes are not even monotone down the ladder, and defense follows the price, not the stack: the BB defends 40.4% against the button's 2.5bb open at 50bb, then 61.1% against the 2bb open one rung down at 40bb. If you study one depth and play another, you are drilling someone else's game.
Both numbers pages are free and need no account: the stack-depth reference works out opening, 3-betting, and defending frequencies at all eight 6-max depths with a CSV download, and the preflop charts render any position, facing line, and depth on an interactive 13x13 grid, plus every heads-up spot at 100bb.
Your hands beside the same solves
Hand Tracker, our free browser tracker, imports NLHE hands from ten site formats and sets your first-in decisions beside the 6-max solves for stacks from 16bb to 320bb, with your sample count and the reference's assumptions shown. Each seat links straight to its range here. Free up to 100,000 hands.
One subscription, three games
Core is $60/month ($49/month billed annually) and unlocks every board in the NLHE library, the PLO library and the two PLO5 solves: twenty solves in all. If you play more than one of the three games, you stop paying twice for the same idea. If you only play one, nothing here costs extra. The free calculators (equity, ranges, hand distributions, variance, PQL) cover NLHE too, no account needed.
Questions, answered straight
What exactly is free?
Every preflop range at every depth, no account needed. Postflop, three rotating boards a day plus one flop of your choice with a free account. Your chosen flop has five reusable turn/river cards and is shared across NLHE, PLO and PLO5. Anonymous browsing gets 5,000 strategy fetches per 3 hours; a free account raises that to 20,000 and keeps a practice streak that adds extra turn and river runouts on the rotating boards. Core opens every board and every runout. Free accounts get 50 practice hands a day, shared by postflop practice, the preflop trainer and Game mode.
Where does the data come from?
MonkerSolver output: eight 6-max cash solves from 20bb to 200bb, 10.7 trillion iterations across the ladder, and a heads-up solve at 100bb, 1.6 trillion more. We decode the solver output files directly, so the frequencies on screen are the frequencies the solver converged to. Three of the eight 6-max solves run a 5% rake capped at 1.5bb; the other five (20/30/50/100/200bb) are our own re-solves, on a richer bet tree with a 2bb cap. The heads-up solve is ours too, with a 5% cap 2bb rake. Every solve states its rake model in the interface next to the stack selector.
Are the postflop strategies mixed or pure?
Depends on the solve, and the tool shows you exactly what the solve stores. The five 6-max solves we ran ourselves (20/30/50/100/200bb) and the heads-up solve keep the solver's own postflop mixes, so a single combo can split its action three ways. The other three 6-max depths store a pure postflop strategy per combo - a hand bets or it does not - and mixing appears as the blend across the combos inside a 13x13 matrix cell, which clicking the cell breaks out in the hand list. Preflop is mixed at every depth.
Does it show EV?
Preflop, the study tables show frequencies, and the data behind them carries per-action EV for every hand at every position, which the Solver Notebook reads (preflop-spot --ev). The published postflop library carries strategies without EV values. Custom turn and river solves produce their own hand and action EVs for the subgame and constraints you chose, alongside the measured gap and stop reason.
What formats are covered?
6-max NLHE cash at 20, 30, 40, 50, 70, 100, 150, and 200 big blinds, and heads-up at 100. Custom turns and rivers support your sizes and node locks for either player in eligible two-player subgames, within resource limits. No custom preflop or flop solves, multiway postflop or tournament/ICM configurations. A full sim of your own is a separate service outside the plan.
Is NLHE a separate subscription?
No. Core ($60/month, or $49/month billed annually) unlocks every board in the NLHE, PLO and PLO5 libraries. All three games live in one solver app: pick the game next to the stack picker, or deep-link /solver/?game=nlhe.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Study in your browser on desktop or mobile. The published library is precomputed and streams from our data servers. Custom turns, rivers and node-lock re-solves run on demand, with preparation, queueing and result transfer adding to the wait.
Three daily boards, plus a flop you choose
Every preflop range and three rotating boards are free right now. A free account adds one flop of your choice each day, with five cards to reuse on the turn or river.
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