AI Hand Reviewer

What did you do right or wrong in this hand? Paste a hand and get instant analysis of your decisions from Claude AI.

Sample hands: made up to show how the tool reads a history. Paste your own hand, or describe it, to check yours.

Step 1: Which hand? Paste its history, or say it in words

Poker Hand #HD3000101133: Hold'em No Limit ($0.05/$0.10) - 2026/10/20 20:38:07
Table 'Sample' 6-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: Player 1 ($12.80 in chips)
Seat 2: Player 2 ($12.10 in chips)
Seat 3: Hero ($10.00 in chips)
Seat 4: Player 3 ($14.90 in chips)
Seat 5: Player 4 ($11.75 in chips)
Seat 6: Player 5 ($10.65 in chips)
Hero: posts small blind $0.05
Player 3: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [9h 3d]
Player 4: folds
Player 5: folds
Player 1: calls $0.10
Player 2: folds
Hero: calls $0.05
Player 3: checks
*** FLOP *** [9c 7d 4s]
Hero: checks
Player 3: checks
Player 1: bets $0.25
Hero: calls $0.25
Player 3: folds
*** TURN *** [9c 7d 4s] [Jd]
Hero: checks
Player 1: bets $0.55
Hero: calls $0.55
*** RIVER *** [9c 7d 4s Jd] [2c]
Hero: checks
Player 1: bets $1.20
Hero: folds
Uncalled bet ($1.20) returned to Player 1
Player 1 collected $1.81 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.90 | Rake $0.09
Board [9c 7d 4s Jd 2c]
Seat 1: Player 1 collected ($1.81)
Seat 2: Player 2 (button) folded
Seat 3: Hero (small blind) folded
Seat 4: Player 3 (big blind) folded
Seat 5: Player 4 folded
Seat 6: Player 5 folded

Try an example:

Quick check: 1 flagFold it

93 is a trash hand. Auto-fold from ANY position.

Hero, small blind · lost $0.90 (9.0 bb)

Before the flop

Heroposts SB $0.05
Player 3posts BB $0.10
Player 4folds
Player 5folds
Player 1calls $0.10
Player 2folds
Herocalls $0.05
Player 3checks

Flop

Herochecks
Player 3checks
Player 1bets $0.25
Herocalls $0.25
Player 3folds

Turn

Herochecks
Player 1bets $0.55
Herocalls $0.55

River

Herochecks
Player 1bets $1.20
Herofolds
Player 1gets $1.20 back

bet or raisecallfold

Rule-based · a scan of the text on this device, not an analysis. Free, and nothing is sent.

Why

The quick check reads only the cards in brackets and a few words, like calls and all in. Your cards, 9♥ 3♦, are on its list of hands to fold from any seat. Hero played them from the small blind and lost $0.90 (9.0 bb). It does not judge each decision: the AI review reads the whole hand, and it runs only when you ask for it. The words it looks for: a limp (just calling the big blind) and going all in. The small blind is the seat that posts half a big blind.

What to include, and the two checks

Include: position, hole cards, actions, board. Format cards as: [Ah Kd], [Ts 9s].

AI: deep analysis by Claude. Quick: instant pattern check.

The AI review, when you want it

The sample hand is never sent, and uses none of your free reviews. Paste your own hand, or pick an example, for the AI review.

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How the AI hand reviewer works

Every session has one or two hands that nag at you afterwards. Should I have folded the turn? Was the river call terrible or fine? At micro stakes almost nobody has a coach to ask, so this tool gives you the next best thing. Paste the hand, get a street-by-street review in seconds, written by Claude with a prompt tuned for low-stakes cash game strategy.

It's built for NL2-NL25 players who review a handful of hands after each session. It is not a database tracker (for volume analysis across hundreds of hands, use the Hand History Analyzer or the AI Leak Report). It's a magnifying glass for single decisions.

How to use it, step by step

1.Write out the hand: position, hole cards in brackets (e.g. [Ah Kd]), stack sizes if you know them, then the action street by street with bet sizes.
2.Pasted hand-history text from your poker site works too: the AI parses standard formats.
3.Click the AI review. The quick rule-based check runs alongside it automatically and flags surface-level patterns.
4.Read the analysis, note the single biggest mistake, and move to the next hand. One clear takeaway per hand beats ten vague ones.

The methodology, honestly

The review is generated by Claude, not by a solver. That means it reasons about ranges, pot odds, and standard lines the way a strong studying player would. It does not compute exact GTO frequencies for your specific spot. In practice that's the right tool for micro stakes: the mistakes that cost money at NL2-NL25 are category errors (calling too wide, missing value, bluffing the wrong opponents), not 2% frequency imprecision. For exact equities behind a decision, pair the review with the odds calculator.

The free tier includes 10 AI reviews per day, enough for a normal post-session review. PRO ($9/mo) removes the limit for grinders who review in bulk.

Frequently asked questions

How many free AI reviews do I get?›

10 AI hand reviews per day, resetting at midnight. The rule-based quick check is unlimited. PRO members ($9/mo) get unlimited AI reviews.

What format should I paste?›

Anything readable: a plain-English description or a pasted hand history. For the best analysis include your position, your hole cards in bracket notation like [Ah Kd], the actions with bet sizes, and the board cards street by street.

Which AI powers the review?›

Claude (Anthropic's model), prompted with poker strategy context tuned for micro-stakes cash games. It reads the hand street by street and comments on preflop range, sizing, and the key decision points.

What's the difference between the quick check and the AI review?›

The quick check is a free, unlimited rule-based scan that flags obvious patterns: limping, trash hands, questionable all-ins. The AI review reads the entire hand in context and explains what the better line was and why. Use the quick check for instant sanity checks, the AI for hands that confused you.

Can I use this while I'm playing?›

No. Real-time assistance violates every major poker site's terms of service. Use it between sessions: paste the hands that felt wrong, read the analysis, and take one takeaway into your next session.