A clear path from fundamentals to final tables.
Five levels plus a mental game and bankroll track, covering cash games and tournaments. Your study plan picks the lessons that matter most for your game, so you never waste a session.
Every module, in order
Start where your game is. The leak finder and your hand reviews place you in the right level automatically.
Foundations
The habits every winning player is built on.
Why acting last is worth so much, and how it shapes every decision.
How to work out what a call needs to win, quickly, at the table.
Which hands to play from each seat, and why the list changes.
What each size is trying to achieve, and the common mistakes.
Dry and wet boards, and how texture changes who's ahead.
Judging decisions by long-run value, not single results.
Preflop
Most money is won or lost by decisions made before the flop.
How wide to open from each seat, and how to adjust for the table.
Isolation raises and when to overlimp instead.
Why you can defend wide, and which hands to call or 3-bet.
Keeping pots manageable and choosing when to check-raise.
Tighter ranges, domination and when to 3-bet or call.
Building a 3-bet range, and which hands make good bluffs.
How deeper and shorter stacks change preflop strategy.
Postflop
Thinking in ranges, sizing with purpose and making better river decisions.
Putting opponents on a range and updating it street by street.
Why some boards favour the raiser, and the sizes that exploit it.
When to bet small, bet big or check as the preflop raiser.
Which hands to keep betting, and which should give up.
Building check-raise ranges for value and as a bluff.
Thin value, bluff selection and sizing on the final street.
Minimum defence frequency, and when to ignore it.
Tournaments
Stack depth, pressure and the maths of pay jumps.
How your strategy shifts as your stack shrinks relative to the blinds.
Short-stack shoving and calling ranges.
Why chips lose value near the money, and how that changes calls.
Playing for position on the payout ladder.
How bounties change calling ranges and who to target.
When firing again is a good decision, and when it isn't.
Advanced
Exploiting real opponents and studying like a professional.
Spotting common tendencies and adjusting against each.
How the typical player changes as you move up.
Learning principles from solver outputs instead of memorising charts.
Why ranges tighten and bluffs shrink with more players.
When to be unpredictable, and when exploiting is simply better.
Table dynamics, timing, and adjusting to live player pools.
Mental game and bankroll
The skills that protect every other skill.
What swings to expect, and why short-term results mislead.
Buy-in guidelines for cash games and tournaments.
Recognising the signs early and resetting before it costs you.
Judging decisions, not outcomes, and building a review habit.
Choosing tables and formats where your edge is biggest.
Taking shots safely, and stepping down without ego.
How much can luck hide your skill?
Even a winning player can lose for tens of thousands of hands. Move the sliders to see the range of results a given win rate produces, and the bankroll it needs.
Standard deviation measures how much results swing per 100 hands. In 6-max no-limit cash games it's commonly somewhere around 80 to 110 big blinds; tracking software shows yours.
Assumes your true win rate is known and constant, and results follow a normal distribution. Real win rates are uncertain, so treat these as best-case guides. Risk of ruin uses the standard formula e−2 × win rate × bankroll ÷ variance.
A plan that changes as you do
- Placed by your leaksYour reviewed hands and the leak finder decide where you start, not a generic syllabus.
- Fits your weekTell the coach how much time you have and the plan sizes itself to it.
- Practice, not just theoryEach lesson ends with spots to play through and feedback on your answers.
- Cash and tournament tracksShared fundamentals, then specialist modules for your format.
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