Deepsolver

Deepsolver is a web-based platform for improving your poker strategy with a fast cloud solver and a fully customizable GTO Trainer. Instead of relying only on pre-solved library outputs, it helps you study the scenarios you care about and get solutions quickly, so you can spend more time analyzing decisions.

Core features include Custom Solutions for running your own scenarios, Find Exploits using custom nodelock strategy to compare exploitative strategies vs GTO, and Agg. Flop Reports and Runouts Report to see how strategy shifts across board textures and future cards. You can also use a Smart Tree Builder to explore decision trees, and start postflop work from built-in Preflop Ranges.

The GTO Trainer supports practice sessions on up to 4 tables. Train on GTO strategy using any ranges and bet sizings, warm up before your session, and track your progress to verify what you’ve learned. It’s designed for players of any level who want a structured way to learn and practice.

Deepsolver runs in your browser with cloud calculations (no special hardware). It supports No-Limit Texas Hold’em for 2 players post-flop, including MTT, Cash Games, and Sit & Go. Pricing is subscription-based, with a 2-day free trial for new users; billing starts automatically after 2 days unless canceled, and payments are non-refundable except where required by law.

What poker formats does Deepsolver solve right now?

Deepsolver currently solves No-Limit Texas Hold’em for 2 players post-flop, covering MTT, Cash Games, and Sit & Go.

Can I calculate poker scenarios without a subscription?

Outside the free trial period, you need an active subscription to run calculations.

How does the 2-day free trial work?

New users can try one subscription free for 2 days by entering payment details at checkout. Billing starts automatically after 2 days unless you cancel before the trial ends.

How accurate are Deepsolver solves?

Deepsolver reports an average 0.59% Nash Distance accuracy.

What do I need to use Deepsolver?

You only need an internet connection (at least 10 Mbps) and an updated web browser, since all calculations run in the cloud.

Is Deepsolver available on mobile?

No. Mobile device support isn’t offered at the moment.