PokerSharp isn't one drill with a skin on it. Each mode isolates a
different skill: the ranges you open, the flops you c-bet, the equity
you're pricing, the winner you have to spot in two seconds. Then it grades
you against a real solved answer.
The Solved Drills
Train · Preflop street
Preflop Drills
The backbone of the app. A real spot is dealt: your seat, the action
in front of you, a hand. You pick fold, call, or raise, and then the
app shows you what the solver actually does with that hand, how much EV
your answer cost, and why.
How it plays
Random spots across 8 scenario types: opening, defending in position, big blind defense, small blind defense, facing a 3-bet, squeezing, facing a 4-bet, and facing a squeeze.
Choose 6-max or 9-max in Train's funnel menu. Every seat has its own solved ranges at each table size.
Funnel filter to drill one scenario type until it's automatic.
Every hand is saved to your hand history for later analysis.
What you get back
The solver's exact fold / call / raise mix for your hand in that spot.
EV in big blinds for each action, so a mistake has a price tag.
The full 13×13 range grid colour-coded by action, so you see your hand in context.
A tap-to-expand coach card: the reasoning, the alternative line, and the trap to watch for.
An Ask the Coach button under the verdict: ask about this exact hand in plain English. New, on Android.
106 solved range grids8 scenario types100bb effective6-max + 9-max
Train · Flop street
Flop Drills
Preflop is the easy half. Flop Drills put you on a real solved board
with a real solved range and ask the question that actually decides
pots: do you bet, how much, and what do you do when they raise?
Pick a flop option under Streets in Train's funnel menu and the drill switches streets.
How it plays
Twelve genuine preflop lines carried forward: six at each table size, four single-raised pots and two 3-bet pots apiece. At 6-max: BTN vs BB, CO vs BB, UTG vs BB, CO vs BTN, plus SB vs BTN and BTN vs CO 3-bet pots. At 9-max the same shape with SB vs BB in place of CO vs BTN, solved at 9-max prices, not 6-max numbers reused.
Preflop + Flop by default: the hand starts where a real one does. You play the preflop decision on that line and get the full range breakdown for it: frequencies, EVs, the 13×13 grid. Then the flop comes down and the graded flop decision follows. Prefer to skip straight to the flop? One tap in the funnel.
The table replays the actual preflop action before the flop lands, so you always know how the pot got here.
Four decision types in rotation: c-betting, facing a c-bet, facing a raise, and stabbing after a check.
Boards are drawn by how often they truly come off the deck, so you'll see the flops you actually get, not a highlight reel.
What you get back
The solver's real action frequencies at that node: check, bet 33%, bet 75%, raise, call, fold, or jam.
Real per-hand EVs and the exact EV your answer gave up, in big blinds.
A 13×13 flop strategy grid for the whole range at that node, not just your hand.
Postflop coach copy tailored to your made hand and draws.
An Ask the Coach button under the verdict. The coach knows your opponent's solved range at that node, never their cards. New, on Android.
1,141 solved boards8,000+ solved decision points12 preflop lines6-max + 9-max, 100bbFree, not a Pro upsell
Live
Live Cash Game
A real 6-max or 9-max cash game against bots with actual personalities,
preflop to river, your stack on the line. This is where the drills get
tested: they're building reads on you while you build them back.
TAGSolid, disciplinedLAGWide, relentlessStationCalls too muchNitFolds too much
The opponents
Four archetypes at the table: the disciplined TAG, the relentless LAG, the calling station who can't fold, and the nit who folds too much.
The regs track your VPIP, PFR, 3-bet and aggression, and after roughly 20 hands they start adjusting to exploit you. The recreational players barely notice, same as real life.
Tap the session header for your Table Image: the exact read the bots have built on you, and which archetype you're playing like.
The coaching
Every preflop action gets an instant GTO feedback bar showing the solver's mix for your hand, flashed before the next card.
Preflop raise sizes are locked to the solved bet tree (one tap, correct size). Postflop, the slider is yours.
After the hand, Coach Review replays your line and flags the classic leaks: chasing without odds, paying off a four-flush, bluffing a station, missing thin value.
Rabbit-hunt the runout, see every seat's cards, and get a session recap when you cash out.
On the hand summary, Ask the Coach takes your questions about the hand you just played. New, on Android.
Two hole cards and a board that runs out from flop to river. What do
you actually have? Name your hand ranking on every street. Misreading your own
hand is the most expensive beginner leak there is, and the cure is
pure repetition.
How it plays
All nine hand rankings, from high card to straight flush.
Name your hand on the flop, again on the turn, and again on the river. Spin the ranking wheel to pick, or switch to a button grid.
What you get back
Your best five cards glow on the felt so you see exactly what you missed.
Running accuracy and streak, tracked across the session.
9 hand rankingsFlop, turn & riverAccuracy & streak
Best
Showdown
Three players, one board, one winner. Pick it. This is the skill that
keeps you from calling a river shove with the second nuts, or folding
the actual nuts because you didn't see the counterfeit.
How it plays
Three face-up hands share a full board. Tap the winner.
Kickers, counterfeits, and playing-the-board all show up.
What you get back
The winning five cards are highlighted immediately.
Accuracy and streak tracked per session.
3-way showdownsInstant reveal
Equity
Equity Training
Everything about knowing your number lives here. Three
question types rotate, all multiple choice, all graded against the
real figure, computed for that exact hand rather than looked up from a table.
The three questions
Estimate %: your hand against one to three face-up opponents on a preflop, flop, or turn board. The answer pills are spaced so a correct pick means you were within a few points of the true equity.
Count outs: how many cards actually improve you, with the near-misses as distractors.
Outs → equity: convert with the rule of 2 and 4, including the adjustment big draws need.
What you get back
Your pick versus the real number on a side-by-side bar, plus every seat's true equity revealed on the felt.
A full "why is my equity X%?" breakdown: who's ahead right now, which turn cards flip it, and the matchup archetype you're in (overpair, coin flip, domination).
Filter by question type, opponent count, and street.
3 question types1–3 opponentsComputed, not looked up
Call or Fold
Pot Odds
A villain fires into your draw. Two buttons. Is the price right?
Untimed, but the clock is watching: beat 2.5 seconds with the right
answer and you get the FAST! banner.
Random drilling is great until you're stuck on one specific spot.
Custom lets you build it: pick the seat, the action, the opponent, and
the exact two cards. Then play it and get the same full solver
breakdown as a random hand.
How it plays
At a 6-max table, choose your position and the villain's, the action type (open, defend, face a 3-bet), and your exact hole cards.
Play the spot out with the normal table animation and action buttons.
What it's for
Re-running the hand from last night that you're still not sure about.
Testing a boundary. Is KTo really an open from the cutoff? Get the frequency, not an opinion.
Exact hole cards6-max seat matchupsFull result panel
Across the Modes
AI · After any graded decision
Ask the Coach
NEW · BETA
Not another drill: a way to ask about the ones you just played. After a
decision, tap Ask the Coach and type what you want to
know, like “Why is this a fold?” or “What if he
3-bets?”. An AI coach that already has the hand writes the answer
back as you watch, and you can keep asking.
Where it appears
Under the verdict in Preflop Drills, Flop Drills and Custom Scenarios.
On the Live Cash Game hand summary.
On any saved hand's detail page in Hand History.
On Hand History's stats dashboard, to ask about your overall results rather than one hand.
From the main menu and the Poker Guide, for general poker questions with no hand attached.
What it knows
The exact hand: positions, your cards, the price you faced, and how your answer was graded. Nothing to retype.
Range numbers are looked up in the same solver charts the app grades you with, not recalled from memory.
On the flop, your opponent's solved range at that node, never their actual cards.
Follow-up questions continue the thread, suggested questions get you started, and every answer has thumbs up, thumbs down and a report button.
5 free questions a day5 more for watching an adPro: a much larger daily allowanceAndroid, betaRanges from the solver charts
To write a reply, your question, the answer, and a summary of that one
hand are sent to a third-party AI provider acting as our processor.
The AI provider receives no name, email or account. If you ask while
signed in, we link the conversation to your PokerSharp account, so
deleting the account deletes it. While Share play stats is
on, we keep conversations for up to 90 days to improve the coach;
turning it off in Settings deletes the questions we kept.
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Beyond the Drills
Range Charts
Browse every solved range in the app: all 106 grids, every seat and
situation, 6-max and 9-max. Tap any cell for its exact
fold / call / raise split.
Hand History & Analytics
Every training hand is saved on your device, and in your account
too if you sign in. Filter by position,
scenario, mode or result; watch accuracy trend over time; and read
the 13×13 heatmap that shows which hands are quietly costing
you the most.
PokerSharp Account
Optional: every drill works without one. Sign in with Google and your
hand history, settings, bankroll tracker and chips are kept in your
PokerSharp account on our servers, so a second phone picks up where
the first left off. Signed out, everything stays on your phone.
Delete the account any time in Settings and its data goes with it.
Prefer no account? Export your history to a file in Settings instead.
X-Ray Replay
PRO
Step through any completed cash hand with every seat face-up, live
win-equity recalculated at each action, a scrubbable timeline, and
playback up to 10×. Tap an opponent's seat to see their range
narrowed by the exact line they took, as of that moment in the hand.
The clearest way to understand why a hand went the way it did.
Poker Guide
A built-in reference for hand rankings, positions, betting actions,
pot odds and equity, and the vocabulary. Results across the app deep
link straight into the relevant section instead of repeating theory
in every panel.
Built For How You Play
Four-colour deck, left-handed layout, three animation speeds (including
off, for pure speed drilling), text scaling, and reduce-motion
support. Phones and tablets, with landscape on tablets.
Every mode is free.
There is no subscription, and no mode on this page is locked. PokerSharp
Pro is one optional purchase through Google Play that removes the ads and the chip meter,
adds X-Ray Replay and the Fold Skipper, and gives Ask the Coach a much
larger daily allowance. Sign in and the purchase follows your account.
The training itself is yours either way.
In closed testing on Android now. Anyone can request access; the public release is coming soon, and iOS follows.
Curious how the strategy was solved? Read the method.
