A Pot-Limit Omaha trainer that opens ready-made MonkerSolver solutions for all streets and makes it possible to drill spots without running solves. Read full review

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Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
MonkerSolver calculations High price
Runs in the browser No free trial
Full mobile version Omaha only
Streak mode with leaderboard Fixed bet sizings
Custom sim uploads Limited stack depths
Suit and blocker filters
Exploit solutions

Description

Vision GTO Trainer is a Pot-Limit Omaha study platform where all the solving has been done in advance. Instead of running a solver on a home computer and waiting for the results, it’s enough to pick a position, pot type, stack depth, and flop texture, and the solution opens instantly. All the simulations were solved in MonkerSolver by the development team.

The app runs entirely in the browser: there’s nothing to install, and no powerful computer is required. The interface is adapted for mobile devices, so spots can also be reviewed on a phone or tablet — on the go, between sessions, or while warming up before play.

Three variants are supported: classic four-card Omaha, five-card, and six-card. The four-card and five-card plans include 6-max and heads-up solutions on all streets, from preflop to river. The six-card plan covers preflop spots and includes a hand history uploader that automatically finds mistakes in played hands and suggests drilling exactly the spots where the wrong decision was made.

The material isn’t presented as a table of every possible combination but through groups of hands with similar value: nut flush draw, backdoor flush draw, nut blocker, and so on. This approach makes Omaha much easier to study, since four hole cards produce thousands of combinations. Any group can be expanded down to specific hands, and a selected range can be copied in ProPokerTools format.

Beyond study mode, there’s a training section: a drill generator for chosen conditions, action frequency estimation with sliders, Streak mode with runs of correct answers, a player leaderboard, and prizes, plus the option to upload custom simulations and analyze them with all of the app’s tools. The subscription also includes a selection of training videos from the Run It Once library.

Pricing

Subscriptions are billed monthly, every three months, or annually; three-month billing gets 10% off and annual billing 25% off. There's no free trial.

  • Vision: 4-Card PLO — $199.99 per month; $176.66 per month billed every three months; $149.92 per month billed annually.

  • Vision: 5-Card PLO (includes six-card Omaha) — $249.99 per month; $216.66 per month billed every three months; $187.42 per month billed annually.

  • Vision: 6-Card PLO — $119.99 per month; $107.99 per month billed every three months; $89.99 per month billed annually.

  • Vision: 4+5+6 Card PLO — $329.99 per month; $283.33 per month billed every three months; $249.92 per month billed annually.

All plans include 6-max and heads-up solutions, access to the training modes, and a selection of training videos. The difference between the plans is the variant: four-card Omaha is covered in the most depth, five-card has a smaller set of spots, and the six-card plan covers preflop and the hand history uploader.

Subscriptions start at one month and are sold separately for each variant, so access can be limited to just the Omaha variant being studied.

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