Table Coach
Tell it your seat, your stack and up to four reads on the players around you. Table Coach suggests preflop opens and how to defend your blinds, by position, stack size and table size, matched to your skill level.
Free during launch
EXAMPLE
One spot, one read
A 9-handed table at Example Casino, Anytown. You’re in the cutoff with a medium stack, building chips. Your one read: the player in the blinds is a loose, passive caller. Table Coach says:
Open for value only - cut the bluff opens.
A Calling Station in the blinds calls too wide, so your weak opens get peeled and punished postflop instead of taking the pot down.
- Tighten your open range to hands that flop well.
- Raise larger - they call anyway, so charge them more.
- Plan to value-bet, not bluff, once they come along.
Questions
Can I use it during a hand?
Check your card room’s rules. Many rooms limit phone use at the table, so it’s built for between hands and breaks.
What kind of reads?
How loose or tight a player is and how passive or aggressive, plus patterns such as a player who 3-bets often. Reads on up to four players count.
Does it guarantee results?
No. It’s general guidance, and you make the call.
Is it free?
Yes, with an account, during launch.
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General information, not financial, gambling or other professional advice. You make the final call. PokerPath is for players 21 and over. Play responsibly: Responsible Gaming.