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How it works
You learn an idea in a lesson, practise it on a sample hand, use it against an opponent, then review what happened. Each step points to the next one, and the loop starts again.
Play chips only, with no rake.
You don't need to do everything at once. Take one idea from a lesson to the table, then use the review to decide what to work on next. The numbers match the island above.
Watch a short lesson. Start with hand rankings and position, then move on to ranges, pot odds and playing under pressure. A coach explains each idea.
Practise the decision. A lesson is followed by a practice spot. Choose an action, read the reason behind it, and give the idea another try.
Play an opponent. Heads-up against AI opponents with habits you can recognise. Learn when to value-bet, when to push back and when to let a hand go.
Check your ratings. Heads-up games move your Elo rating. Puzzles have their own rating, and hand history and decision review explain how you played.
Work on your leaks. Your playstyle report shows the mistakes you repeat, and each one links to a drill for that spot.
Flop52 uses Elo, which accounts for how strong your opponent is. Only ranked results move your rating, and nothing you can buy changes it.
No. Table Literacy starts with hand rankings, position and the basic actions. You can begin with the foundations, then work through the course in order.
No. Flop52 uses play chips. There are no real-money stakes, no rake and no cash-out.
Bot practice and the Gauntlet use AI opponents. Ranked matchmaking can also pair you with AI, including when a suitable player isn't waiting. You can open a private heads-up table for a friend.
Yes. Every lesson in the current course is free. A Premium plan with extra coaching tools is planned for later.
See plan detailsTake the first lesson, try a puzzle, or play Rookie Bob. All of it is free.
