Table Wizard
A table manager that arranges windows in a grid, overlays SPR, pot odds, and action history on the table, and makes multitabling easier.
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Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Free beta | Windows only |
| Dynamic layout | Five rooms |
| SPR and odds overlays | No opponent stats |
| Action history at the table | Debugging ongoing |
| Built-in randomizer | |
| Automatic hand upload | |
| Mouse and gamepad hotkeys | |
| Room-approved |
Description
Table Wizard is a helper tool for playing online poker at several tables at once. It doesn’t advise on how to play or calculate strategy: its job is to remove everything that distracts from decisions. Table windows are arranged on the screen automatically, the needed bet sizes are mapped to keys, and important numbers are shown right on top of the table.
Table layout works in two modes. Static mode sets a fixed grid for a specific number of windows, while dynamic mode rebuilds the layout on its own whenever a table opens or closes. Several saved templates make it possible to keep a separate layout for each game type — for example, one for four spin tables and another for six cash tables.
A set of info panels is displayed on top of the tables: stack-to-pot ratio (SPR), pot odds and effective stack, the sequence of previous actions in the hand, a colored border on the table waiting for a decision, and a built-in random number generator for mixed strategies. Bet sizes are configured separately: preflop in big blinds, postflop as a percentage of the pot.
Hotkeys can be assigned to any action at the table: fold, call, raise, a specific bet size, or an RNG roll. They can be bound to the keyboard, mouse buttons, or any gamepad supported by Windows. This means there’s no need to drag the bet slider while the clock is running down.
Another distinctive feature is its link to the GTO Wizard platform. Played hands are saved and automatically sent to its analyzer shortly after each hand ends, so the review is ready once the session is over: all that’s left is to open the hand and compare the line taken with the solver’s solution. No manual export or hand history import is needed.
Pricing
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Table Wizard in open beta — free, with some limitations that the developer doesn't detail.
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Free GTO Wizard account — can receive uploaded hands, but the amount of automatic analysis is limited.
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GTO Wizard subscription, entry-level Starter plan — from $39 per month, includes automatic analysis of 100 hands per month.
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Higher GTO Wizard plans (Premium, Elite, Ultra) — remove the limits on the solution library and analysis volume; current prices are listed on the platform's pricing page.
