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.
Dumb
This might be the dumbest app ever invented. One could only hope to play against someone who follows this raise/call/fold chart.
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.
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.
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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Helpful
I really found it helpful
Some of the decisions are questionable
This is great to teach a grind game, but honestly, i question when it tells me to call an all-in check raise from ep3 with a flush on the board and I’m holding a straight. I dont think thats realistic in a 2/5 cash game especially with questionable equity. So it has some holes.
New simulator
Great App but this new simulator ruined the post flop exercise. I would like to disable seeing the hypothetical players cards and just see if I am making a good decision based on that board like the odd post flop exercise.
Couldn’t be better
If you’re trying to learn GTO, how to play openings by position,handling 3-bets by position, pot odds or just general hand rankings then just replace this with your instagram/tiktok scrolling. Simple, effective.
Pay Wall
Expect nothing for free. You get a few hands, but if you want to sit for a bit and learn, expect to pay for a subscription.
Best app I’ve tried!
I’ve tried at least three or four different apps and this one seems to be the best by far.
I even emailed the support email a question and the founder responded to me so there’s great customer support.
I think it’s well worth the money if you plan on taking Poker serious.
Very well made app
I even emailed the support email a question and the founder responded to me so there’s great customer support.
I think it’s well worth the money if you plan on taking Poker serious.
Very well made app
Great app, but 1 recommendation
I’d like the ability to watch Picture in Picture whilst I learn. However, since there is no option to mute the sound FX, I am unable to do so.
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The Joker
Poker Trainer Review
I was a complete beginner before i used this app. The app is very good for beginners.
Steals money
I had downloaded the app and used the free trial, I disliked it and deleted the app. Two months later after I finally added my card to my account I was charged 60 bucks for a year long subscription. They denied my refund. Don’t download or pay anythinggggg!!!!
Error?
Maybe I’m just too new/clueless about poker, but there seems to be an error in the FIRST example in the intro to poker section…the text description of the cards on the board does not match the picture. Deleted app…
The best app
This is one of the best poker apps for GTO training that I have seen. I highly recommend it to others who are taking their games seriously!
Response from developer
Thank you! 🙏
Add sound settings
I love this app, but I’d love the ability to turn off the volume so that I can use while listening to music
Best I've seen
I've looked at every poker training app I can find, and this one is the best. A little overwhelming for a beginner, but it's got everything, and doesn't require you to pay before you can look at it.
Great app, a bit expensive
Bug report: the pot odds exercise got stuck such that the villain always bet 2 chips on a pot of 24 chips. This turned the exercise into “press 7% as quickly as you can”.
