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Solve push/fold under ICM pressure and split final-table deals with Malmuth-Harville. The same math the pros use, accessible right from your browser — nothing to install, no account needed.
Example · Bubble 4-handed
Stacks 12 / 14 / 9 / 8 BB ·Prizes 100 / 60 / 40 / 0
AKs in the SB
PUSH
$EV differential +8.4 · Equity 62% vs calling range
Change stacks, prizes, and hand to solve your own spot.
Seven tools integrated into a single platform — courses, AI, GTO, tournaments, community, and more.
The content is laid out progressively: each module builds on the last. You don't jump between random topics — you advance along a teaching path with theory, examples, and built-in comprehension checks. Free: selected intro lessons. Pro: all basic and advanced courses. Elite: everything above plus exclusive courses on advanced ICM, postflop GTO, and final tables.
Ace knows the platform's content. When you ask about a spot or a lesson, it answers with the context of what you're studying — it's not a generic chatbot searching the internet. Free: 10 messages per day. Pro: 50/day. Elite: 200/day.
Access guided spots to study decisions combo by combo and understand the strategic logic of the node. Free: public spots in exploration mode. Pro: full spot library and study context. Elite: everything above plus advanced bubble, 3-bet pot, and river spots.
Your dashboard shows exactly what you've completed and what's left. Free: basic tracking by course and lesson. Pro and Elite: practice history, detected leaks, and accuracy by concept.
Discuss spots, review hands, and share progress with other serious students. The forum is organized by category — Preflop, Postflop, ICM, GTO — with real-time notifications when someone replies to your threads.
Compete in in-house tournaments and use the built-in ICM Calculator to study pay jumps, payout pressure, and critical tournament decisions.
Technical articles on GTO, ICM, exploits, and studying the game. Filtered by category, with estimated reading time and JSON-LD schema so they show up on Google. Content updated regularly.
Previews of the real study environment. What you see here is what you use.
Each lesson combines theoretical explanation, examples with explicit calculation, and comprehension questions. Progress saves automatically — you can pick up right where you left off.
Before deciding whether to call a 3-bet, you need to know how much equity the situation requires. With 25% pot odds and a calling range that has at least that much equity against the 3-bettor's range, the call is profitable in the long run.
Total pot: 100bb | Call required: 25bb
Pot odds = 25 / (100 + 25) = 20%
→ You need ≥ 20% equity to break evenCheck what you've learned
Villain 3-bets to 9bb with a 6% range. What minimum equity do you need for QQ to be a profitable call?
In an HJ vs BB spot with an 18% opening range, when is the 3-bet bluff defensive versus the call?
The decision depends mainly on IP vs OOP and the 3-bet sizing. With an 18% opening range from HJ, the BB has enough equity with combos like A5s, K4s, or 54s to use as 3-bet bluffs: they have good blocker value and equity potential when called.
Ace · based on Module 4 — Playing in position
Ace doesn't search the internet. It's trained on the platform's material and references the lessons when it answers. You can ask it about specific spots, ranges, EV, and game theory concepts.
The GTO Lab shows how the solver solves each spot by hand category. You can explore the bet, check, or fold frequency of each range on any available board — right in the browser.
A complete 10BB push/fold grid from BTN. Each cell serves as a study reference to understand the spot and practice it with more judgment.
Why the full grid
Studying push ranges by category makes you miss the nuances. The solver distinguishes A5s from A4s, KQo from KJo. Seeing every cell trains the right intuition.
Position
BTN
Stack
9BB
Blinds
100/200
Previous action
Fold × 3
Correct — AKo is a push on BTN at 9BB
EV push: +0.83bb · EV fold: 0bb ·Reference: dominant push
Seeing a range isn't enough. Ace explains the reasoning behind every decision — blocker value, residual equity, response frequencies.
Why should I push K4s from the SB at 12BB but not K3s?
The difference comes down to blocker value and residual equity when the BB calls:
100+
Spots analyzed
BTN, HJ, CO, SB, BB
Positions covered
< 3 seconds
Ace response time
You don't study blind. The system measures your GTO accuracy session by session and detects where you systematically lose EV.
GTO accuracy
73%
+8% this week
Sessions completed
24
6 this week
Estimated improvement
+18.4bb
vs. initial baseline
Main leak
Over-folding BTN
Detected by Ace
Main leak detected by Ace
Over-folding from BTN with stacks between 8–12BB. Affects hands like A2s–A5s, K9s, QTs. Estimated EV lost: −2.1bb/100
Estimated impact
+2.1bb/100
Improvement plan suggested by Ace
A closed study loop: you see the range, you practice it, you fix the mistakes. Without leaving the platform.
Choose position, stack, and street. The Lab loads the solver frequencies for that exact spot: BTN vs BB at 10BB, SB vs BB at 12BB, and so on.
e.g. BTN vs BB · 10BB · Preflop
The Trainer shows you hands one at a time. You decide push or fold — with no time limit. The AI logs your error patterns: which hands you over-fold, which positions you avoid.
e.g. A♠K♦ on BTN at 9BB — push or fold?
Ace analyzes your sessions and detects patterns: over-folding from BTN, calling too wide from the BB, incorrect push ranges at certain stacks. It gives you a personalized improvement plan.
e.g. Leak detected — folding BTN with A2s–A5s at 8BB
The forum is where concepts cement. Discuss spots, review hands with the community, and get notified when someone replies to your thread.
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Real EV of 3-betting AJo in HJ vs UTG
ICM with 3 players and even stacks — adjusting ranges
River blocker bet — most common mistakes and how to fix them
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Not generic opinions — concrete metrics on what improves, and how fast.
Before
Push/fold accuracy
54%
Tournament ROI (3 months)
−3%
After
Push/fold accuracy
81%
Tournament ROI (3 months)
+11%
After 6 weeks with the Trainer
“I used to fold too much from the SB with medium stacks. Now I have the ranges internalized — I no longer make that decision on intuition, I just know it.”
Alejandro R.
Before
ICM mistakes detected
8–10/session
Correct push/fold spots
61%
After
ICM mistakes detected
2–3/session
Correct push/fold spots
79%
After 4 weeks, Elite plan
“I asked Ace why the solver pushes A2s from the BB at 9BB and the explanation was so clear that I understood the concept in general, not just that hand.”
María F.
Marcos R.
NL100 Online Player
I went from losing money at NL25 to being a consistent winner at NL100 in 6 months. The postflop courses completely changed the way I see the game.
Marcos R.
NL100 Online Player
I went from losing money at NL25 to being a consistent winner at NL100 in 6 months. The postflop courses completely changed the way I see the game.
Marcos R.
NL100 Online Player
I went from losing money at NL25 to being a consistent winner at NL100 in 6 months. The postflop courses completely changed the way I see the game.
Marcos R.
NL100 Online Player
I went from losing money at NL25 to being a consistent winner at NL100 in 6 months. The postflop courses completely changed the way I see the game.
+23pp
Average improvement in GTO accuracy after 30 days
74%
Users who identify their main leak in the first week
4.8/5
Average rating of the Ace AI Coach
3.200+
Spots completed by users in the last 30 days
*Internal data from active users. Sample: first 50 users. Updated March 2026.
I came in understanding push/fold ranges on a surface level — I knew AXs is almost always a push, but not why K4s is and K3s isn't at certain depths. After using the Lab and asking Ace about the specific differences, I started seeing blocker value and residual equity as real variables, not theoretical concepts. My ROI in €10–€30 tournaments went from negative to stable in about eight weeks.
— Carlos M., online tournament player · Elite plan
Real testimonial · name changed for privacy