Poker Trainer - Learn poker

Poker Trainer

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About this game

Master Your Poker Game: Five poker training exercises and quizzes for aspiring poker masters. Play to learn, learn to win!

Elevate Your Poker Skills One Step at a Time!
Are you an aspiring poker master? Our app helps you improve your game, build your confidence, and win more! Choose from five focused exercises and quizzes tailored just for you.

Training Modules:
- Preflop: Master GTO ranges for all situations or customize your own.
- Postflop: Become a pro at hand-reading with real-time equity calculations.
- Hand Ranking: Get quicker at recognizing and ranking poker hands.
- Best Hand: Train to pick the best hand out of three, rapidly.
- Odds: Learn to calculate odds easily to make profitable plays.

Why Choose Our App?
- Offline Practice: Train anytime, anywhere.
- Level Progression: Advance through levels to track your growth.
- Play Mode: Test your skills and aim for high scores.
- Instant Feedback: Review and learn from your mistakes.
- Preflop stats: Find leaks and practice trouble spots.
- Free Tutorials & Quizzes: Quick learning with free lessons and quizzes.

Exclusive Features:
- Preflop Range Viewer: Browse built-in ranges or make your own.
- Odds Calculator: Check your equity against opponent hands or ranges.

Note: Poker Trainer is purely educational and does not offer online or real money gameplay. To find out more, visit www.pokertrainer.se.

Ratings and reviews

New to the app. So far it looks a bit complicated, reason being is I haven't read the tutorial yet, I don't understand the acronyms. I am sure reading tutorial will help me understand. Played around with it for a few however; I am very impressed. This is adsactly what I am looking for! I have been successful playing poker without knowing the math. This has to change. So far this looks perfect. Ty.

Hi again. I'm trying to learn ranges, and a mini game that's simpler than the preflop one might help. Instead of or alongside Best Hand, how about an opening game? I'm thinking of one based on whether to fold, raise, or limp from various positions. In other words, I need something to help me memorize ranges before action starts. Thanks for reading.

I'm a beginner, and it's great to learn preflop by actually playing hands instead of staring at charts. Great practice with playable hands for all of their listed categories and with enough different spots that as a beginner feels endless. I'm confident this will take me to the next level.

What's new

- Postflop Trainer now uses Pro range for cash games.
- Improved realism, especially for tight ranges.