HoldemPro
HoldemPro is a 6-max No-Limit Hold'em training app built for low-stakes players. Instead of starting from solver charts, it starts from diagnosis: play free hands against AI opponents modeled on real player archetypes, and the app grades every decision — preflop against GTO...
Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
Features
Properties
- User friendly
Features
- No registration required
HoldemPro News & Activities
Recent activities
OneTimePoker added HoldemPro as alternative to Forge.poker- therealsphin updated HoldemPro
- Maoholguin updated HoldemPro
- therealsphin added HoldemPro
therealsphin added HoldemPro as alternative to GTO Wizard and TryBluff
HoldemPro information
Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
4 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is HoldemPro?
HoldemPro is a 6-max No-Limit Hold'em training app built for low-stakes players. Instead of starting from solver charts, it starts from diagnosis: play free hands against AI opponents modeled on real player archetypes, and the app grades every decision — preflop against GTO charts, postflop against value/bluff heuristics. After about 15 hands its resident coach ("The Professor") identifies your single most costly leak from your actual play, with the specific hands as evidence, and routes you to targeted practice.
A free 2-minute leak quiz (7 dealt hands), free preflop range charts, pot-odds and equity calculators are available with no account. Premium ($5.75/mo billed annually, or $9.99/mo) adds unlimited adaptive drills generated from your detected leaks, full hand coaching, and VPIP/PFR/AF/WTSD tracking.
It is a trainer, not a solver — there is no custom node-level solving — and it is focused on 6-max NLHE cash play. Not a real-money poker site. The team publishes aggregate leak research from anonymized diagnoses at holdempro.app/research.
According to HoldemPro's published leak-quiz data (163 low-stakes players diagnosed as of July 2026), passive postflop play is the single biggest leak for 44% of players. The full dataset is public at holdempro.app/research.