Signature intelligence

Two instruments.
One clear read.

The Edge Meter scores the quality of your decision. The Bluff Radar scans your opponent's story. Together they turn a confusing spot into a clear answer.

The Edge Meter

A live score from -100 to +100 that answers one question: how good is the decision in front of you right now? It is not a measure of how strong your two cards are — it weighs the whole situation.

Clearly behind

-100 to -40

Your money goes in bad here. The math, the range and the action all point the same way.

Marginal

-40 to +15

Close to break-even. Position, reads and discipline decide whether it's worth it.

Clear edge

+15 to +100

The spot favors you. The question shifts from 'if' to 'how much'.

Edge Meter

+28%

Moderate edge — live draw, correct price

Recommendation

CALL

Confidence 81%

Very weakLiveVery strong

A♠ K♣ 7♣ — gutshot plus backdoor flush against a wide range.

What the meter weighs

Poker math

Equity, pot odds and stack depth — the raw numbers behind the decision.

Ranges & position

What each player's range looks like from their seat, and how the action has narrowed it.

Board texture

How the community cards hit each range — dry, wet, paired, monotone and everything between.

The action sequence

Every bet, raise and check is information. The meter moves as the story develops.

Bluff Radar

51%

Estimate

Elevated bluff potential

  • ·Small polarized sizing
  • ·Draw-heavy two-tone board
  • ·Wide continuation range

AI assessment of the bluff component in the current line — not a certainty.

The Bluff Radar

A scanning estimate from 0 to 100 of how much bluff lives in your opponent's line. It never claims certainty — poker doesn't work that way — but it tells you when a story doesn't add up.

Betting pattern

Does the line match the hand it claims to be? Missed draws that suddenly raise tell a story.

Sizing

Overbets, min-bets and unusual sizing are pressure tells the radar weighs.

Range composition

How many value hands can the opponent realistically have here — and how many bluffs?

Board coverage

Boards that favor the aggressor's range invite more bluffs than boards that smash the caller.

The radar is an estimate, not a promise. A high reading means the situation contains many of the signals that usually accompany a bluff — not that the opponent is bluffing. Use it as one input among many, never as a guarantee.

The full picture

One clear answer. Then the reasoning.

The Edge Meter and Bluff Radar never stand alone. Every recommendation combines both readings with the poker math — and explains itself when you ask why.

Your decision

CALL 6 BB

Enough missed draws and thin value in their range to continue at this price.

Edge Meter

+28%

Moderate edge — live draw, correct price

Recommendation

CALL

Confidence 81%

Very weakLiveVery strong

Bluff Radar

51%

Estimate

Elevated bluff potential

  • ·Small polarized sizing
  • ·Draw-heavy two-tone board
  • ·Wide continuation range

AI assessment of the bluff component in the current line — not a certainty.

See your own edge.

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