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Poker Trainer - Learn Poker

Poker Trainer - Learn Poker

Practice poker with simple GTO

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  • Released
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  • March 19, 2024
  • June 24, 2026

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Master poker with five interactive drills designed for all skill levels. Practice preflop and postflop strategies, hand rankings, and odds calculations. Improve your game, build confidence, and win more with this educational poker simulator.

✓Five interactive poker drills
✓GTO and customizable preflop ranges
✓Postflop hand reading and equity calculations
✓Hand ranking and best hand identification
✓Odds calculation and mastery
✓Offline practice mode
✓Instant feedback and mistake review
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What's New in Poker Trainer

4.6.5

June 24, 2026

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Subscription plans

Weekly subscription

Weekly subscription to premium access.

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The Price is a major issue

£6.99 a week is insane. Worth it? Too early to tell. Perhaps if you truly set your heart to learning a quality skill. However £6.99 a week for people just beginning is too much.
NoahSupertrampNoahSupertramp

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback, I understand your concern. If the weekly price is a bit too high, there are other options to consider: monthly, yearly and lifetime. You might want to check those plans out as well. For long term users, those are definitely better. If none of those meet your needs, you can start with the free plan and switch to premium later in your journey, when you play more seriously.

Dumb

This might be the dumbest app ever invented. One could only hope to play against someone who follows this raise/call/fold chart.
MichaelFields89MichaelFields89

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback! I you ever try your luck online, you will face many opponents who are playing close to optimal preflop ranges already at the microstakes and your wish will come true.

You keep making it worse, probably thinking you’re making it better

What the heck did you do to the training setup page?… Why do you keep messing with it?… I’m trying to learn but I’m spending most of the time figuring out how to set up my parameters. You guys keep doing this. It’s getting very frustrating.
Jadson55Jadson55

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback! 🙏 Over time we have added more ranges and more bet- and stack sizes. Unfortunately that makes the settings a bit more complicated. We try to keep it as simple as possible, but if you have suggestions on how to simplify it, they are most welcome at support@pokertrainer.se!

Just Wrong Stuff

I had a royal flush draw and bet the flop, opponent called. Then bet the turn and faced an at least 8x jam and the app told me to call as a semi-bluff. I mean like what the hell. Way to tell me this is a scam.
Jackychan31Jackychan31

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback! There is a bug in the explanations when facing an all-in bet postflop. It takes text from a bet/raise scenario and just replaces it with call, which doesn't make any sense. The bug has been fixed and the fix is included in the next release.

Insufficient

While this is a fun little game to get introduced to some very basic concepts, it is lacking the range detail which results in training to be TOO tight. For example, with 100BB, in UTG+1, facing an UTG open, one may call sometimes with pocket 9s; this app demands a fold in that spot. With > 100BB, set mining can be profitable in this spot, if played properly post flop.
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Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback! In our MTT ranges, 99 vs UTG open from UTG+1 is a call. In our cash-game (NL50) ranges, it’s a fold. The main reasons are rake and no ante, which make calls less profitable than in an MTT. The ranges in the app are GTO or GTO-based, so they assume tough opponents and a meaningful risk of facing 3-bets, which tightens up some preflop decisions compared to soft live games.

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FAQ

What does Poker Trainer do?

Poker Trainer is an educational app designed to help users learn and improve their poker skills. It offers five distinct drills covering preflop strategy, postflop hand reading, hand ranking, best hand identification, and odds calculation. The app simulates poker scenarios to provide practice and feedback.

What are the key features of Poker Trainer?

Key features include five training modules (Preflop, Postflop, Hand Ranking, Best Hand, Odds), offline practice capability, level progression, a play mode for testing skills, instant feedback on mistakes, and tools like an Odds Calculator and Range Viewer. It also offers free tutorials.

Is Poker Trainer free to use?

The app is free to download and offers free tutorials and some basic functionalities. However, it also includes in-app purchases, suggesting that advanced features, additional content, or full access to all training modules may require payment.

Can I play real money poker with this app?

No, Poker Trainer is purely for educational purposes and does not offer any form of real money gameplay or online gambling. Its focus is on teaching and practicing poker strategy in a simulated environment.

Who is the target audience for Poker Trainer?

This app is designed for anyone interested in learning or improving their poker game, from beginners who are new to the rules and strategies, to experienced players who want to refine their skills and master concepts like GTO (Game Theory Optimal) play.