Free
$0forever
No card needed.
- The full basics track
- The first topic of every track
- Daily review and drills
- The daily challenge
- Your Aced Rating
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Cash games and tournaments
Play hands against bots that play like real opponents. Aced Poker grades every decision and shows you what to fix.
Free in your browser. No card needed.
Try a spot
Make your play. Then see what the chart says and why.
Live 1/2. 9 handed. $200 stacks.
The first player to act calls $2. That is a limp. It folds to you on the button.
How you get better
New to poker or coming back after years away? A short quiz finds where you start.
Take the placement quiz
Play
The bots limp too much and call too wide, just like the players at your local room. Every decision you make gets a grade.
Stuck on a hand? Ask what a coach would do. That hand isn't rated, so your rating stays honest.
Learn
One idea per screen, each with a picture. Every answer tells you why it was right or wrong. The basics track starts with the rules.
Ranges
Your seat changes everything. You can open far more hands on the button than under the gun.
Quiz yourself on any seat or paint the range from memory. The hands you miss come back in review just before you would forget them.
From the app's 9-handed charts at 100 big blinds, which are close to solver output. A mixed hand fills in by how often you open it.
Daily
Five new spots every day, the same for everyone. Compare scores with friends without giving the hands away.
Every answer moves your Aced Rating. It rises with good decisions, not with chips won.
Your game
Learn a solid baseline first. Then learn how to adjust to the players actually at your table.
Example: opening at 1/2
Math The big blind needs 38% equity to call.
Read Most 1/2 players call anyway. That is why a bigger open earns more.
Before rake, with everyone else folding. Add one big blind for each limper.
How big to raise over one, two or three limpers. How to play when someone straddles.
Tell Aced what you open to at 1/2 and the practice table uses it. Charts tell you when they assume a different size.
Calling stations, nits and maniacs all lose in different ways. Learn how to beat each one, then play against them.
Solvers mostly skip these pots. Aced has lessons on three-way flops and stacks of 200 big blinds or more.
Antes, short stacks and pay jumps change which hands are worth playing. Aced has the charts, lessons and drills for all of it.
Example: on the bubble
Four players left and three get paid. The chip leader shoves on you.
ICM Losing costs you more than winning pays. So you need a much stronger hand to call.
The leader has 40 big blinds and you have 25. The others have 20 and 15. First place pays 50% and then 30% and 20%. Blinds ignored.
Why the ante makes every pot worth fighting for, and how much wider you should play.
Solved shove and call ranges for every seat from 3 to 20 big blinds. Drill them until they stick.
What a chip is really worth near the money. An ICM drill gives you exact answers to check yourself.
How a bounty makes calls cheaper. Why you might fold aces in a satellite.
Compare
| Feature | Aced | Solver sites | Video courses | Chart apps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Made for your phone | Yes | Some | Some | Yes |
| Limpers, straddles and big opens | Yes | Few | Yes | No |
| Lessons from the basics up | Yes | Some | Yes | No |
| Graded practice at a full table | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Spaced review of your misses | Yes | No | No | Some |
| Full solved library, every flop | Not yet | Yes | No | No |
| Typical price a year | $0 or $79.99 | $300 and up | $300 to $1,400 | $60 to $120 |
Typical published prices in October 2026. Plans change, so check each site.
From the tables
Pricing
$0forever
No card needed.
$79.99a year
About $6.67 a month. Free for 7 days. Then $79.99 a year.
Cancel before day 7 and pay nothing.
$14.99a month
Billed each month. No free week.
Cancel any time. You keep the free plan and all your progress.
$79.99once
The price of one year of Pro. For our first 500 players.
Help shape the app with your feedback. You never pay for Pro again.
One payment. Nothing renews. A free account comes first, so Pro follows you to every device.
The offer closes when 500 places are filled.
FAQ
Yes. The basics track starts with the rules. If you've played before, take the placement quiz and skip ahead.
Both. You learn the GTO baseline first. Then you learn when and how to leave it.
Preflop charts are built to match published solver results. They are labeled as close to solver. Turn and river spots are solved by Aced's own solver, which shows how accurate each solve is. Adjustments against a type of player are always marked as reads. Pot odds, equity and ICM are exact math.
Yes. The preflop charts come in 9-handed and 6-max versions. There are lessons on 6-max play too.
Online hands, yes. Aced reads the text format most sites export. For live play, log your sessions and note hands on your break.
No. Play today's challenge and start lessons right away. Your progress saves on this device. Make an account to use it on more than one.
You pay for the year unless you cancel first. Cancel in Settings or in your app store account. You keep the free plan and your progress.
Store apps are coming. Today Aced runs in your browser and installs like an app. It works offline too.
On iPhone, open Aced in Safari. Tap Share and then Add to Home Screen. On Android, open it in Chrome. Tap the menu and then Install app.
No. There's no real money and nothing to win. You play practice hands against bots.