Free right nowCustom solves · Taking requests
Your spot isn't in any chart. We solve it anyway.
Straddled seven-ways. 400bb deep in a live game. PLO, short deck, a mixed rotation, a house structure nobody has written about. Off-the-shelf charts stop at 100bb heads-up NLHE. Describe the spot — any format, as many as you want — and we'll build the tree, solve it, and have a verified pro who plays that game explain it in plain language. Free while we're building this out.
Free for now · Any format · Any number of spots · You see who explained it and what they're verified on.
Charts were built for a game you're not playing
Every chart you can download assumes the same thing: 100bb, heads-up, no straddle, standard rake, NLHE. Live games and variants break all five assumptions at once, and the chart doesn't tell you it stopped applying.
- Depth changes everythingAt 400bb the whole tree reshapes. Preflop charts don't stretch that far.
- Multiway isn't heads-up plus oneSeven players in a straddled pot is a different game, not a correction factor.
- Variants aren't holdem with new cardsPLO and short deck change equity distributions, so they change every street.
Chart versus solve
On the left, what a downloadable chart gives you: one answer per hand, for one situation that probably isn't yours. On the right, the same grid solved for your actual spot — with frequencies, because most spots are a mix.
RaiseCall / mixFold
- A range, not a verdictIf a hand raises 70% of the time, you should know that instead of memorizing 'raise'.
- Built to your numbersYour effective stacks, your sizings, your table size.
And a verified pro tells you what it means
A grid of frequencies is not a plan. So every solve gets a second pass from a player who actually sits in that game — variant, stake, structure — written in plain language, with their credentials attached so you can weigh what they said.
- Verified means checkableNot a bio we wrote. Original results you can open and read yourself.
- Where the solver runs out, they say soSome formats aren't fully solvable today. You get the solved part, plus a read that's labeled as a read.
- Push back on them tooDisagree with the explanation and it goes back to the same person, not a support queue.
What we actually do
You describe the spot in whatever detail you have. We turn it into a tree, run it, and send back the output with every assumption we had to make written next to it.
- We build the tree to your spotNot the nearest one we happen to have lying around.
- Assumptions are visibleRanges we guessed at are labeled, so you can correct them and we re-run.
- Send as many as you likeOne spot or fifty. There's no cap while this is free.
Get on the list
We onboard in small batches and reach out in order.
Email only. No payment details or documents are collected here.
Or just ask us → Ask us on Telegram
Questions
What does it cost?
Nothing right now. We're free while we work out the format with the first players. When that changes you'll hear it from us first — we won't quietly start charging.
Which games and formats?
Any of them. NLHE at any depth or table size, PLO, short deck, mixed rotations, live structures, house rules. Where a solver can't fully handle the format, you get the part it can solve plus a pro who plays that game covering the rest — labeled so you know which is which.
How many spots can I send?
As many as you want. One spot or your whole session's worth. There's no cap.
What do you need from me?
Stacks, positions, sizes and what happened. A screenshot or a few lines of text is enough to start.
Who are the pros?
Players who actually sit in the format you're asking about. You get their profile with the solve — name, verifiable results, the games and stakes they play — so you can judge for yourself instead of trusting a label.
How exact is the answer?
Exactly as good as the assumptions. That's why we send them with the solve — change one and we'll run it again.
Can you tell me about live reads?
A solver can't read people, and we won't pretend otherwise. What you get is the math for the spot plus a pro who plays that game telling you how it usually goes — clearly marked as a read, not as a solve.