Read the table
Seats, stacks, bet sizes, positions and the full action sequence are reconstructed into a single game state — not just your two cards. You can always correct a misread card, stack or bet.
How it works
PLAY THE EDGE watches the whole hand develop, weighs the information that actually decides it, and gives you one clear read at the moment the decision matters.
Seats, stacks, bet sizes, positions and the full action sequence are reconstructed into a single game state — not just your two cards. You can always correct a misread card, stack or bet.
Every opponent action narrows what they can hold. Preflop opens, 3-bets, calls, sizing tells and board texture continuously reshape the range the engine plays against.
Equity, pot odds, expected value and stack-to-pot pressure are calculated deterministically by a poker engine — the numbers never come from a guess.
The Edge Meter scores the decision, and the AI Coach explains the reasoning in plain language so you learn the pattern, not just the answer.
Live example
Step through one hand and see how each new action changes the recommendation — the edge is never static.
A♠ K♣ 7♣ — gutshot plus backdoor flush against a wide range.
Edge Meter
+28%
Moderate edge — live draw, correct price
Recommendation
CALL
Confidence 81%
The interface
Live table
FLOP · Pot 18.5bb · 2 players
BTN
58bb
SB
41bb
UTG
77bb
Board
To call 6bb · required equity 24.5%
Hero · CO · 62bb
Estimated ranges
Ax, Kx, 88+, QJs, T9s
Equity 47%
Pot odds 24.5%
Action history
AI Coach explanation
You hold two spades on an ace-high board with a spade already out there. Villain's continuation-bet range is wide, and your gutshot plus backdoor flush gives you more equity than the 24.5% the pot is asking for. Calling keeps your straight and flush outs alive without inflating the pot out of position.
Turns what is on screen into a structured, editable game state.
Deterministic equity, pot odds, ranges and EV — reproducible every time.
One score from −100 to +100 for the quality of the spot in front of you.
Natural-language reasoning, kept separate from the math it explains.