A library of pre-solved GTO solutions with a built-in trainer that shows solver action frequencies for MTTs and cash games and helps players pinpoint where they lose EV Read full review

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Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
Free preflop Hold'em only
Stacks from 2bb 8-max only
ICM spots Heads-up postflop only
Exploitative ranges Cash postflop at 100bb only
Mistake report No hand history import
ELO rating
Daily exercises

Description

PeakGTO is an online platform for studying GTO strategy in No-Limit Texas Hold’em, built by the team behind PokerCoaching.com, the training site of two-time WPT champion Jonathan Little. Every solution is calculated in advance, so the answer to any spot in the database appears instantly: there’s no solver to configure, no waiting for calculations, and no need for a powerful computer. The platform runs in the browser and requires no installation.

Preflop solutions were calculated in Holdem Resources Calculator and MonkerSolver, and postflop solutions in PioSolver. For 8-max tournaments, the database covers 18 preflop stack depths from 100bb down to 2bb, plus postflop from 80bb to 10bb. For cash games, it offers preflop at 100bb and 200bb and postflop at 100bb. ICM spots (bubble, final table, push-fold) are collected separately, along with ranges for playing against opponents whose strategies have clear imbalances.

The trainer includes more than 20 million scenarios. After each decision, it shows the correct action frequencies and calculates how much EV (expected value) the mistake cost. These losses feed into an ELO rating that shows how a player’s accuracy changes from week to week. Daily exercises and a selection of spots curated by professionals provide a ready-made study plan, with no need to hunt for topics independently.

The Leak Finder module offers 25 hands to play and then builds a report that breaks down EV losses by position, street, and type of situation. The report shows which areas of the game are the most costly, and each mistake is linked directly to an exercise for working on it. Once a month there’s a competition: participants play the same 25 hands as a PokerCoaching coach and compare their EV losses on a shared leaderboard.

All preflop content in PeakGTO is available for free with no time limit, so getting to know the platform costs nothing. For those who want theory, there’s a bundle with PokerCoaching courses: its lessons lead straight into PeakGTO exercises, so each idea studied is reinforced in practice.

Pricing

PeakGTO runs on a subscription model with a permanent free tier; all paid plans come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

  • Starter — free, with no time limit and no credit card required: the full preflop library for cash games, MTTs, and heads-up, the preflop trainer, 5 postflop hands per day, and daily exercises once a week.

  • PeakGTO — $79 per month billed monthly, or from $50 per month billed annually: the full postflop library, ICM spots, exploitative ranges, unlimited trainer and exercises, Leak Finder and stats, and the monthly competition.

  • PokerCoaching + PeakGTO — $169 per month billed monthly, or from $83 per month billed annually: everything in the PeakGTO plan plus the PokerCoaching library of masterclasses and courses, live sessions with coaches, the community, and priority support.

A free account unlocks all of PeakGTO's preflop content with no credit card required, making it an easy starting point for exploring the platform, and upgrading to a paid plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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