♠ POKER EDGE TRAINER

Preflop hands are ranked by the Sklansky–Malmuth starting-hand groups (1–9) from Hold'em Poker for Advanced Players, combined with position-based opening ranges. Short-stack (≤12 BB) play uses Nash / Sklansky–Chubukov push-fold. The Chen formula (Bill Chen) is shown as a secondary score. Post-flop advice compares your Monte-Carlo equity to your pot odds, with bluff spots weighted by fold-equity, board texture and blockers. The coach's No-Limit judgement — aggression, small-connector implied odds, and reading opponents — draws on Doyle Brunson's Super System No-Limit principles, and the "PRO" opponents play that style.

Quick reads: Starting-hand groups · Push/fold · Chen formula · Pot odds & equity · Bluffing.

Fair dealing: the deck is shuffled with an unbiased Fisher–Yates using the browser's Web Crypto CSPRNG (rejection-sampled, no modulo bias) — every ordering is equally likely, the same standard licensed sites use.

It's a solid, source-grounded study coach — not a live solver. The discipline you build here (patience, folding, picking bluffs) is what transfers to the table.