GTO Wizard

SolverTrainingGTO Web

A platform for studying optimal poker strategy (GTO): millions of precomputed solutions, a trainer, and automatic review of the hands you have played. Read full review

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Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Huge solution library	High price
Browser-based	Subscription only
Hand history review	Formats billed separately
Trainer with feedback	Learning curve
Custom solves	Internet required
Learning materials

Description

GTO Wizard is an online service for studying game theory optimal poker strategy. The solver — the program that computes such a strategy — runs on the service’s servers, and its output is stored in finished form. Because of that, a solution opens almost instantly: there is nothing to wait for and no powerful computer needed. Everything works straight in the browser, with nothing to install.

The core of the service is a library of precomputed solutions for cash games and tournaments. It holds preflop ranges for various stack depths, rake structures, and ante formats, along with postflop strategies all the way to the river. For every spot you can see how the range as a whole is played and how each individual hand is played: how often it bets, calls, raises, or folds, and how much that is worth in chips.

Beyond browsing solutions, the platform lets you practice and test yourself. In the trainer, hands are played out against an opponent who follows the optimal strategy, and after every action you see how far your choice was from the best one. Uploaded histories of hands you have played are reviewed automatically: hands are sorted by the size of the mistake, so the most expensive misses end up at the top of the list.

For anyone who needs more than the prebuilt library, there is a custom solving mode. You set your own ranges, bet sizes, stack depths, and tree structure, and you can also model a suboptimal opponent: their frequencies can be locked in by hand or a ready-made behavioral profile can be applied to them. Solves like these are available on the higher tiers.

Another strong point is the educational side. The service includes study plans with video lessons and practical assignments, regular sessions with coaches, and a large library of recordings. That makes starting out considerably easier: a newcomer does not have to invent a study path from scratch.

Pricing

A subscription covers one format — cash games or tournaments; studying both requires two subscriptions. The toolset is identical either way, only the contents of the library differ. Listed below are base prices along with prices after the 10% discount on the first payment via the partner link.

Free — free with no time limit, both formats at once, no card required at signup: up to 100 preflop solutions per day, one postflop spot per day, 10 hands per day in the trainer, up to 5 hands per month in analysis, plus access to solved hands from major tournaments.
Starter — $49 per month billed monthly and $39 per month billed yearly; with the discount, roughly $44 and $35. Precomputed solutions for common stakes and depths, unlimited trainer use, analysis of up to 100 hands per month, learning materials, and weekly sessions with coaches.
Premium — $99 per month billed monthly and $79 per month billed yearly; with the discount, roughly $89 and $71. The full library for the chosen format, unlimited heads-up postflop solutions, aggregated reports, preflop reports, and analysis of up to 100,000 hands per month.
Elite — $169 per month billed monthly and $139 per month billed yearly; with the discount, roughly $152 and $125. Everything in Premium plus custom heads-up solves, locked opponent frequencies, behavioral profiles, custom aggregated reports, and analysis of up to 150,000 hands per month.
Ultra — $279 per month billed monthly and $229 per month billed yearly; with the discount, roughly $251 and $206. Solves with three or more players, a builder for custom preflop trees, and a monthly allowance of compute credits for heavy reports. This is the launch price; once ICM-based preflop solving is released, it rises to $359 and $289 respectively.

Yearly billing is roughly 20% cheaper than monthly. The discount stacks with it, so the best value is a yearly subscription taken out through the link.

You can start studying optimal strategy for free, and move to a paid tier with 10% off the first payment: the discount applies when a new account is registered through the link. No promo code needs to be entered — it is filled in automatically on the checkout page. On an account created earlier, without going through the link, the discount will not apply.