Poker Trainer - Learn poker

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2.7K reviews
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Teen
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Simulated Gambling
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About this game

Learn how to play poker and build confidence through fun, focused practice. Poker Trainer helps you make better Texas Holdem decisions, whether you're a beginner or an experienced player.

Poker Simulator: Practice full hands, preflop or postflop with simple strategies based on GTO. Clear explanations help you understand your mistakes.

Personalized coaching: Follow a training plan with recommendations based on your weakest areas.

Daily practice: Complete Daily Drills, build your streak and revisit common mistakes over time with spaced repetition.

Math and fundamentals: Learn odds, outs and equity with clear explanations. Practice hand rankings and identify the winning hand.

Free tools and tutorials: Study preflop ranges in the Range Viewer, calculate equity with the Odds Calculator, and learn with tutorials and quizzes.

Practice online or offline, at your own pace. Download Poker Trainer and start improving today.

Poker Trainer is an educational app. No real-money gambling or multiplayer poker games. Some training features require an in-app purchase.

Learn more: https://pokertrainer.se
Learn poker with a simulator, clear explanations and offline practice.
Updated on
Oct 7, 2026
Available on
Android, Windows
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Ratings and reviews

2.58K reviews
Porch
July 8, 2026
This app is exactly what I've been looking for. I'm able to run pre flop, post flop, or full hand drills and analyze my mistakes. The math drills are really useful for where I'm at right now in my game. And when I contacted them about a glitch on my end that I accidentally caused, they worked hard to find the issue and fix it. Top tier service for a top tier app. I don't normally leave reviews, but try it and buy it; it's worth it.
6 people found this review helpful
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Poker Trainer
July 8, 2026
Thanks a lot for the kind review! 🙏
Craig Colbeck
October 20, 2021
Hi again. I'm trying to learn ranges, and a mini game that's simpler than the preflop one might help. Instead of or alongside Best Hand, how about an opening game? I'm thinking of one based on whether to fold, raise, or limp from various positions. In other words, I need something to help me memorize ranges before action starts. Thanks for reading.
18 people found this review helpful
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Poker Trainer
November 22, 2023
Sounds good! You can do that in the Preflop Exercise by choosing Unopened pot. In the future I will make it easier to get started, so that Unopened pot will be default on the lower levels in the game and introduce other scenarios as you climb the levels.
Filip Krunic
July 7, 2026
The app is solid overall, but it completely misses a crucial category: standard paired boards. Currently, it lumps a board like J-K-J into the 'High Card' category because it only has a filter for '3 Paired Cards'. Paired boards play entirely differently than standard unpaired boards, so they really need their own distinct ranges. Please add this feature!
3 people found this review helpful
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Poker Trainer
July 7, 2026
Thanks for the feedback! 🙏 I did have paired boards originally and expected it to be needed, but I simplified. They do play differently, but in different ways. Paired low is different from paired high. If the pair comes on the turn, it is different from a flop pair. I am working on an exploitative gameplan and I will revisit paired boards, thanks!

What’s new

Minor improvements and bug fixes.