Poker Sense: Odds Trainer

iOS app by Byoungho Kim. Education · Byoungho Kim

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Top pair, so you always call? Flush draw, so you always chase? Poker Sense is not a poker game — it is a decision and probability trainer. Like a chess puzzle app for poker, it scores the quality of your choices, not luck. Win by luck with a bad choice and you score low; lose with a good choice and you score high. WHAT YOU DO - 5 questions a day, about 3 minutes. Choose Fold / Call / Raise on a real spot. - A clear 3-step explanation of why a choice is strong or risky. - 8 step-by-step courses: cards & rankings, starting hands, position, outs & odds, pot odds, EV judgment, reading opponents, bluff & value. - Outs and pot-odds drills. - Weakness analysis that tells you where your decisions slip. - Weekly report that turns your decision quality into a score. WHY IT IS DIFFERENT - Quality of choice, not luck. The point is the decision, not the outcome. - On-device privacy. All training records and analysis stay on your device — no account, no servers. - Multilingual: Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese. SAFETY Poker Sense is a strategy-learning app that does not involve real money or rewards of any kind. There is no betting, no chips, and no prizes — only decision training. FREE & PRO Start free with 5 questions a day. A one-time lifetime Pro upgrade unlocks all courses, the full question set, deep explanations, full weakness analysis, and unlimited practice. No subscription.

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