Poker Trainer - Learn poker

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4.4
2.59K reviews
Content rating
Teen
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Content rating
Teen
Simulated Gambling
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About this game

Play to learn! Poker Trainer offers five drills to master poker, whether you're a beginner or an experienced player. Our poker simulator helps you improve your game, build confidence and win more! Learn poker from five drills tailored just for you.

Training modules:
- Preflop: Practice preflop like a pro with GTO ranges or customize your own.
- Postflop: Skill up hand reading with real-time equity calculations.
- Hand Ranking: Become a wizard at quickly recognizing and spotting hand strength!
- Best Hand: Train to pick the best hand out of three and identify the winner!
- Odds: Learn to calculate and master odds to win more!

Why choose the Poker Trainer 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 like a GTO wizard.
- Instant feedback: Review and learn from your mistakes.
- Preflop stats: Find leaks and practice trouble spots.
- Free tutorials: Quick learning with free lessons.

Poker Tools on the go:
- Odds Calculator: Check your equity against opponent hands or ranges.
- Range Viewer: Explore Simple ranges and GTO ranges or create your own.

Train anytime, anywhere – online or offline! Join thousands of players training and mastering GTO like a wizard. Start now!

Note: Poker Trainer is purely educational and does not offer online or real money gameplay. To find out more, visit www.pokertrainer.se.
Updated on
Jun 21, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
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Location and Personal info
Data is encrypted in transit
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Ratings and reviews

4.4
2.47K reviews
Porch
July 8, 2026
This app is exactly what I've been looking for. I'm able to run pre flop, post flop, or full hand drills and analyze my mistakes. The math drills are really useful for where I'm at right now in my game. And when I contacted them about a glitch on my end that I accidentally caused, they worked hard to find the issue and fix it. Top tier service for a top tier app. I don't normally leave reviews, but try it and buy it; it's worth it.
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Poker Trainer
July 8, 2026
Thanks a lot for the kind review! 🙏
Craig Colbeck
October 20, 2021
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.
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Poker Trainer
November 22, 2023
Sounds good! You can do that in the Preflop Exercise by choosing Unopened pot. In the future I will make it easier to get started, so that Unopened pot will be default on the lower levels in the game and introduce other scenarios as you climb the levels.
Filip Krunic
July 7, 2026
The app is solid overall, but it completely misses a crucial category: standard paired boards. Currently, it lumps a board like J-K-J into the 'High Card' category because it only has a filter for '3 Paired Cards'. Paired boards play entirely differently than standard unpaired boards, so they really need their own distinct ranges. Please add this feature!
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Poker Trainer
July 7, 2026
Thanks for the feedback! 🙏 I did have paired boards originally and expected it to be needed, but I simplified. They do play differently, but in different ways. Paired low is different from paired high. If the pair comes on the turn, it is different from a flop pair. I am working on an exploitative gameplan and I will revisit paired boards, thanks!

What’s new

Minor improvements and bug fixes.