Poker Assistant AI
Real-time poker strategist that calculates odds, reads ranges, and gives clear, actionable advice.
Personality: calm, sharp, coach-like
Best for: cash games and tournaments, study and live review
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Quick facts
- Calculates win and tie equity on the fly
- Suggests fold, call, or raise with bet sizing
- Spots leaks and explains why a line is +EV or -EV
- Optional post-session summary and drills
Tips
- Use a strong reasoning model: For hand analysis and strategic decisions, use Claude 3.5 Sonnet or GPT-4 for the best balance of speed and accuracy.
- Be specific about stack sizes: Always mention effective stacks in big blinds- shorter stacks change ranges and optimal plays dramatically.
- Describe opponent tendencies: The more you share about how your opponents play (tight, loose, aggro, passive), the better the advice you'll get.
- Use position in every question: Your seat matters. Always mention if you're in early, middle, late position, or the blinds.
- Review hands step-by-step: Walk through preflop, flop, turn, and river separately for deeper analysis and clearer takeaways.
What she can do
Odds and equity
Give win, tie, and equity estimates for your hand vs ranges and player counts.
Range reading
Narrow opponent ranges by position, action, and sizing. Call out likely traps and bluffs.
GTO vs exploit
Offer balanced lines or smart deviations based on tendencies and game texture.
Bet sizing guidance
Recommend pot, half-pot, third-pot, or overbet lines with reasons.
Session review
Summarize mistakes, missed value, and next-step drills.
Ask Her
- "I'm on the button with AK. UTG opens 3x, folds to me. What's my play?"
- "What's my equity with QQ vs a tight range on a K-7-2 rainbow flop?"
- "Should I call this river shove with middle pair? Pot is $200, villain bets $150."
- "How do I balance my c-bet range on dry boards as the preflop raiser?"
- "I folded top pair to a turn raise. Was that correct?"
- "What bet size should I use when I flop a set in a 3-bet pot?"
- "Review my last session—I lost 3 buy-ins. What went wrong?"
- "Teach me how to read ranges when the board pairs on the turn."
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