GTO LAB
A training platform for tournament poker combining courses from top coaches, solver solutions, and an ICM trainer to move you from theory to practice. Read full review
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Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Whole-table ICM trainer | Tournament format only |
| Large library of coaching videos | No node-locking |
| Huge database of preflop solutions | High price for the top-tier plans |
| Free starter plan | |
| Top roster of active pros | |
| Subtitles in ten languages |
Description
GTO LAB is a platform for studying tournament poker, built around solver solutions and coaching from active MTT professionals. Rather than making you crunch spots on your own, the tool provides ready-made solution libraries and trainers where you can drill a given situation right away, checking your play against the optimal strategy.
The core of the platform is a preflop library with solutions for stacks from 10 to 200 big blinds and a postflop library built on simplified trees with several bet sizes. Both are available as a browsable reference and as a trainer, where you make the decisions yourself and immediately see any deviation from the optimal strategy.
The ICM trainer stands on its own: unlike typical trainers, which break down a spot from only one player’s point of view, here you can work through the decisions for every position at the table in sequence — from the button to the blinds. That makes it well suited for drilling the typical stages of a tournament: the bubble, approaching the money, and the final table.
Additional tools — flop reports, visual range breakdowns, equity-shift analysis across different runouts, and strategy comparisons — help you understand the logic behind a solution rather than just memorize it. The library also covers spots with uneven stacks, as well as heads-up play separately.
The educational side is rounded out by video courses from active top tournament players, covering specific hands and concepts from preflop all the way to final-table play. New videos are released regularly, and subtitles are available in ten languages, making the platform accessible to users from different countries.
Pricing
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Starter — free: unlimited access to the preflop library and preflop trainer for stacks of 10–200 bb.
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Basic — $25/month: everything in Starter, plus unlimited access to the postflop library and postflop trainer.
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Tools — $89/month: everything in Basic, plus solutions for uneven stacks, the ICM trainer, and advanced analysis tools (flop reports, range breakdowns, runout analysis, strategy comparisons).
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Pro — $149/month: everything in Tools, plus the full coaching video library and access to a private Discord channel with coaches.
Separately from the plans, you can purchase structured video courses on tournament poker, ranging from breakdowns of specific tournament stages to full programs running dozens of hours.
