Anything can tell you what to do.
Nothing tells you how you thought.
Read a hard post-flop spot. Say what is going through your head, in your own words — messy, half-finished, going back on yourself. You get a score on the thinking, and a short note on what you missed.
What gets scored
- Whether you followed the betting story.
- Whether you found the hands that beat you.
- Whether you found the hands you beat.
- Whether you connected the betting to the hands.
- Whether your decision actually follows from your reasoning.
What does not get scored
Whether you agreed with anything. A reasoned call against a fold scores full marks. This is not a solver and it will not tell you that you played the hand wrong — it tells you which parts of the spot you never thought about.
What you are actually buying
- Two hands. Not a library. You can finish both in an evening, and there is no third one yet.
- A provisional score. The scoring counts your reasoning against one fixed list per category. If you build a sound range that is not the one on the list, it will currently score you lower rather than equal. Fixing that is the next piece of work, and it is why this is priced as a founding alpha.
- No expert has reviewed the poker. The hands are internally verified for arithmetic and card facts. No named professional has signed off on any strategy claim in them.
- An account is required to grade. It makes sure the finished result returns to the right player and connects access to the buyer. Sign in with an emailed link — no password.
- Saving your attempts is a separate choice. It starts off, and signing in does not turn it on. With it off your transcript is graded and not added to your progress; with it on you can switch it back off or delete everything at any time.
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