PLO Mastermind
A Pot-Limit Omaha study platform that opens ready-made GTO solutions from preflop to river and shows the EV cost of every mistake in its trainer. Read full review
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Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Accurate solutions | High price |
| Training through the river | Omaha only |
| EV loss tracking | Separate subscriptions |
| No installation needed | Limited 5-card coverage |
| Mobile mode | |
| Multi-tabling | |
| Node-locked scenarios | |
| Free plan |
Description
PLO Mastermind is a platform for learning Pot-Limit Omaha that combines two parts: a library of solved spots with the PLO Trainer, and video courses that explain why the solutions look the way they do. Everything runs in the browser: nothing needs to be downloaded or installed, and access opens as soon as an account is created.
The platform is built on a database of ready-made solutions for four-card and five-card Omaha. The solutions are calculated for the whole hand at once, from flop to river, so the strategy on the early streets is consistent with what happens later. The four-card section claims over a million solutions and 3.6 billion solved nodes, and the five-card section over 100,000 solutions; the database is updated monthly.
Any spot from the database can be drilled, not just studied. The trainer deals hands from the chosen range, grades every action, and shows how much EV was lost compared with the optimal option. Hands can be played all the way to the river, practiced on random boards, played on up to four tables at once, and put under a time limit per decision, so training feels close to real play.
The second part of the platform is educational content: over 500 videos from active coaches, two new videos per week for each format, a 30-day study plan for those just starting out in Omaha, and subtitles in ten languages. There’s also a Discord community with channels for each format, where hands are discussed and coaches answer questions.
The free Starter tier has no time limit and includes some preflop trees, six training videos, and the full set of trainer features for those spots. Paid tiers unlock the entire solution library, postflop training, and advanced tools: turn and river solving right in the browser, importing custom sims, and exploitative (node-locked) solutions.
Pricing
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Starter — free with no time limit, no bank card required: 100 bb preflop tree for 6-max and heads-up in both formats, 40 bb preflop ranges for four-card Omaha tournaments, six training videos, and open Discord channels.
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PLO Trainer, four-card Omaha — $199 per month; $149 per month billed annually, or $1,790 as a single payment.
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PLO Mastermind System, four-card Omaha (trainer and video library) — $249 per month; $187 per month billed annually, or $2,240 as a single payment.
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PLO Trainer, five-card Omaha — $199 per month; $149 per month billed annually, or $1,790 as a single payment.
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PLO Mastermind System, five-card Omaha — $249 per month; $187 per month billed annually, or $2,240 as a single payment. The plan includes six-card Omaha videos.
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PLO Trainer, both formats — $299 per month; $224 per month billed annually, or $2,690 as a single payment.
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PLO Mastermind System, both formats — $399 per month; $299 per month billed annually, or $3,590 as a single payment.
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PLO Mastermind Coaching (video library for both formats only, no trainer) — $199 per month.
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PLO Stat Lab — a separate product: a set of over 10,000 postflop stats and two HUDs for Hand2Note 4.1 and above. $999 per year or $2,997 lifetime; not included in platform subscriptions.
Individual courses on tournament Omaha, double-board bomb pots, six-card Omaha, and exploitative strategies are sold separately with lifetime access and aren't included in subscriptions.
