GTO Coach ยท Tournament poker trainer
Beat every player
Your edge in poker
Upload your hand history and get an action plan โ exactly how to beat every player across from you.
The loop
Diagnose, drill, and prove it stuck.
Four tools that work as one coaching flow โ review what you played, train the leaks it finds, explore anything in the lab, and measure the fix.
Upload & diagnose
Drop a tournament and every preflop decision is graded โ short-stack jam/fold and deep open/3-bet/4-bet, at any table size. Your leaks are ranked and the coach debriefs the session.
Open Analyze โ
Drill your real spots
Train replays the actual hands you misplayed โ real table, your real cards, the tournament named โ then serves fresh variations until each leak is second nature.
Open Train โ
Test any spot
A sandbox for any situation โ stacks, positions, ICM, bounties, deep 3-bet/4-bet lines. See the solved range and ask the coach why it plays that way.
Open Lab โ
Track leaks fixed
Watch your game plan shrink as you close leaks. A clear bar shows what's fixed, what's in progress, and what's left โ across every tournament you upload.
Open Progress โFinds your leaks
Not generic charts โ GTO Coach grades your actual hands and ranks the leaks costing you the most, so you work on what's real for your game.
It explains the why
Beginner, experienced, or reg โ the coach adapts how it explains every spot, so you build intuition instead of memorizing charts.
Coaching at your level
From clear fundamentals to razor-thin reg spots, the depth and difficulty adapt to you โ in English or Hebrew.
Ready to find your leaks?
Drop in a tournament and see exactly where you're bleeding chips โ then drill it until it's gone.
Why I built this
I built this on my own game.
I'm Avner. I've been playing on GGPoker for four years. Over those years I took a lot of poker courses and one-on-one coaching โ and what actually moved my game was analyzing my own hands and changing how I think at the table. GTO Coach is built on that same process.
These days, after every tournament, I upload my hands and they're saved into my training plan. Once I feel I've understood the logic of a spot, I move on to the next concept.
I can say with certainty that my game has improved โ and that I've changed how I play certain spots I was sure, for years, I was playing correctly. I'd like to invite you to analyze and improve your own hands.
โ Avner, founder