SHANSIO · PRACTICE

Poker trainers

Practice on ready-made deals. Select a topic, answer and watch the analysis. Progress is stored in this browser.

Daily practice

Five exercises for the selected game: build the best five-card hand, compare two hands, and see how one card changes the outcome. The selection changes each day at midnight Moscow time.

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Combinations and hand comparisons

Find the strongest five, determine the winner and watch how one card changes the outcome.

Build the best handSelect five cards from your hand and board. Ten problems in a series.Open exercise Who won?Compare the two exposed hands on the river and review both best five-card hands.Open exercise One card changes everythingThe outcome before replacement is explained. Determine the winner after the new river.Open exercise

River odds

Check the outcomes or expected pot share for possible river cards.

Which river card is more useful?Select the best of four cards for the current hand in the calculator.Open exercise Find winning riversMark all rivers on which player 1 wins. Both hands are open.Open exercise Evaluate your equityEstimate the expected share of the pot for two known hands on the turn.Open exercise

River Lab

A tool for your deal: two exposed hands, four community cards and an accurate analysis of all rivers.

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Custom challenge

Create a question from two exposed hands, share a link, and return to an interesting deal later.

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Pot odds: five tasks

Find the threshold, compare equity and inspect common mistakes. Shared math for all three games.

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Data management

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River odds

River data management

Progress is stored in this browser. These actions do not delete the hand history and the results of the “Make the best combination” series.

Build the best hand

Choose a game and go through ten different challenges to choose the best five. All problems in this series are on the river; probabilities are not calculated here. In Hold'em you can use from zero to two cards in your hand. In Omaha, you need exactly two cards from your hand and three from the board.

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Best five-card hand: data management

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Error list management

In the combination series, the best five are compared; in the river exercise, the exact equity of four cards is compared. Combination order and calculator available separately. Any ideas?