Tournament Poker Coach

This app is amazing. It puts you in the hot seat of real hands from actual tournaments and allows you to make choices and gives you feedback for them. If your choice was poor; the app will explain concisely why your choice was not the greatest and moves forward with the hand using the correct choice. You move through the hand making choices usually till the river or till you fold. (Folding is an important lesson the game tries to teach in certain situations.) This app is awesome and worth every penny! (Buy the big bundle and get everything) Become a winner today!!!

This app is like a college course on how to bet Texas Hold me in every type of playing format. Only real pros wouldn't gain helpful strategies from this app. Each hand is from a setting at some tournament event and compares your moves to the pro who played this hand. It even tells you the tendencies of the players you are playing against. Would recommend to anyone serious about learning more about playing better. You earn points you can use in later hands.....you won't regret getting this app if you want to become a smarter player anywhere😎.

This app is amazing for beginners and pros... no matter what your skill level is or how long you've been playing there's always room to learn and sharpen up your game... this was an excellent idea... the app works perfectly and I'm thankful for all the hard work everyone put in to make this happen! Thumbs up and 5 stars all day long !!! Thank you !!

I like the app, it's clean and simple which is what I was looking for. I think there are areas for improvement to make it really nice. One would be a larger text window for the feedback. It makes you scroll almost every time. A second would be to provide you the raising choices in terms of the BB or the pot (i.e.: make a 3x bet or. 1/3,1/2 pot bet) it goes into this detail in the explanation but I think it would help the users memory more in those terms. Overall nice job.

I can feel the valuable improvement with each hand I play. When I’m frustrated that I made a wrong call, I can almost always agree with their logic or at least appreciate it. If you are brand new to poker, the terminology may be difficult.