I want to understand the theory
Start with equity and ranges, then move on to a trainer or GTO library.
A list of well-known programs and platforms for analyzing hands, studying GTO, memorizing ranges and reviewing results, organized by what each tool does.
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Start with equity and ranges, then move on to a trainer or GTO library.
Use a tracker to find hands and a solver to analyze important spots.
Include an ICM tool to study the bubble, pay jumps and final tables.
These tools calculate or display equilibrium strategies so you can compare lines, sizings, frequencies and EV.
Online platform with a solution library, solver, hand history analysis and a trainer for Hold’em and PLO. It is the most comprehensive option for studying without building trees locally.
Desktop solver for Hold’em. Build game trees, solve postflop spots and use node locking to study adjustments against specific strategies.
Hold’em solver known for its one-time purchase and integration with Flopzilla. Suited to building and exploring solutions on your own computer.
Builds betting trees and solves postflop strategies, with EV, equity and frequency data. It is part of a suite that also covers preflop and PLO.
Advanced solver for Hold’em and Omaha, including multiway scenarios. It requires more technical knowledge and hardware and is often used for complex PLO studies.
These tools show how hands and ranges interact without necessarily solving the entire game tree.
Shows how a range connects with different boards through pairs, draws, made hands and combos. Useful for reading ranges and studying how often they connect.
Free calculator for comparing hand and range equity, applying filters and practicing estimates. A simple starting point for off-table analysis.
An advanced equity analysis tool with additional features for working with ranges and training decisions on every street.
Free tool for creating, organizing, importing and practicing ranges. Available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Import hand histories to filter decisions, track results and find patterns. Support varies by room and format.
Database and HUD for Hold’em and Omaha. Organizes sessions, charts, stats, filters and hand replays for post-session review.
Tracker with reports, charts, filters, a replayer and a HUD. Designed to analyze large volumes of cash-game and tournament hands.
Tracker and analysis platform with configurable HUDs and stats. Its main features include data segmentation and detailed reporting.
Tracker with a hand database, HUD, charts, filters and reports on range deviations. It brings session review into one interface.
Model how stacks translate into expected payouts and study push/fold, reshove, final-table spots and other stages of MTTs.
Tournament solver with preflop and postflop analysis, models such as ICM and FGS, and hand import from trackers. Widely used to study late-stage tournament spots.
Online suite for calculating and practicing preflop decisions under ICM, Chip EV and FGS. Includes training modes and tools for MTTs and Sit & Go.
Turn solutions and ranges into repeatable drills, with a score or feedback after each decision.
Brazilian trainer for preflop tournament ranges, with gamified learning paths, drills and GTO-based feedback.
GTO training apps for tournaments and cash games. Play presolved spots and get feedback on each decision.
AI-based trainer with hand analysis, error detection and practice against the program.
Platform for importing, viewing and training preflop ranges, with reconstruction and memorization exercises.
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