AI Hand Reviewer

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. 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. 2.Pasted hand-history text from your poker site works too — the AI parses standard formats.
3. 3.Click the AI review. The quick rule-based check runs alongside it automatically and flags surface-level patterns.
4. 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.

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