Seven drills. Graded like the app.

60-Second Skill Check

The four questions every new player answers in the app: which hand wins, where position matters, an open from the button and the price of a call. Your score, plus how much you’ve played, sets the level the app would start you on, with the plan that goes with it.

From

The app’s onboarding

Trains

Hand strength, position, opening, pot odds

Keys: 1–3 answer, R F raise or fold, arrows move between seats, ↵ next.

Preflop Trainer

Raise or fold from every 6-max seat, with real hands from the app’s opening charts. The hard hands at the edge of each range come up more often, mixed hands are never wrong, and every answer shows the solver frequencies and the reason.

Level

Every level: Starting Hands for beginners, every spot for experts

Here

The free 6-max opening spots: UTG, HJ, CO, BTN and SB

In the app

All 78 spots: facing opens, 3-bets and limpers, full ring and heads-up

Practise all 78 spots in the app

Which Hand Wins?

Two hands, one board. Pick the winner or call the split, then see each player’s best five cards and exactly why one beats the other. Apart from split pots, both players always make at least a pair, so the close calls come up often.

Level

Beginner: where the app tells new players to start

Trains

Hand rankings, kickers and reading the board

Pot Odds

The pot and villain’s bet are on the felt: what equity do you need to call? It is the one formula that fixes most calling mistakes, and a few minutes of this drill makes it automatic.

Level

Beginner and up

Trains

The price of a call, at a glance

In the app

Also a 60-second speed round and Call or Fold drills

Count Your Outs

Villain shows a better hand. Count the cards that win it for you, then see every out grouped by the hand it makes, with the rule of 2 and 4 and your exact equity.

Level

Beginner and up

Trains

Flush and straight draws, and which cards really win

Push or Fold

Folded to you in the small blind with 1 to 20 big blinds. Shove or fold, graded on chip EV against the solved Nash ranges, then see the whole shoving range for that stack.

Level

Intermediate and up

Here

Small blind vs big blind, with or without antes

In the app

Every seat at the table with Pro

Position Quiz

Name the seat, find it on the table, and know who acts first before the flop and last after it, at 6-max, nine-handed and heads-up tables. Every answer explains what that seat means for the hands you play.

Level

Beginner

Trains

Seat names and the order of action

Tip

Turn on Hide seat names for a real test: the button moves and you count from it