Know the right play at your $1/$3 table.
Every answer comes from our own solver, run on the live game: $15 opens, $300 deep, 10% rake up to $15. Preflop, every table size from five to nine is solved, with the $6 straddle and without. Playing $1/$2? That's solved too, at $200 and $300.
Your first 10 spots are free, and you need no account. It runs in the browser on any phone.
Take a spot.
Three hands from a nine-handed $1/$3 game. Pick what you'd do at the table.
You are in the $1/$3, $300 stacks.
The play:
The drill gives the same answer for this hand in the same $1/$3 game.
Three down.
You got 0 of 3.
The drill has the rest. It deals every seat at $1/$3 and $1/$2, with or without a straddle.
Keep going in the drillThe first 10 spots need no account and no card.
Check every answer.
Most preflop charts are built for six-handed online games: 100 big blinds, small opens, no straddle. We wrote our own solver from scratch and ran it on the live game instead: $15 opens, limpers, rake only when there's a flop, and before the flop every table size from five to nine, with the straddle and without.
Preflop, every grade shows how often the solver makes each play with your hand, so you can tell a clear answer from a close one. When one play comes up 65% of the time or more, that's the answer. Anything closer and either of its top two plays counts.
Postflop, every grade names the best play with your hand and says what the others cost you, to the cent. When two plays come out nearly even, both count.
Think of it as the GTO baseline for your game. Exploits are how you beat your table, and you can't spot one until you know the baseline.
- Fold
- 0%
- Call $15
- 0%
- 3-Bet $45
- 100%
Answer: 3-Bet $45 played 100% of the time, which is over 65%
The numbers behind it.
- 0.3%
- We check every flop we solve. Even a player who knew our exact strategy couldn't win more than 0.3% of the pot against it: 30 cents in a $100 pot. A later decision that goes over that bar is graded more loosely, and the grade says so. One that goes well over it isn't dealt.
- 104,647
- spots you can be dealt across the two games, with an answer for every hand you can hold in each one.
- 4,038
- hours of processor time for the last round of flop solving alone, on a solver we wrote from scratch.
Pots with three or more players after the flop aren't solved yet, so the drill doesn't deal them. We don't grade what we haven't solved.
The game we solved.
Pick your table size and straddle in the drill, and your buy-in at $1/$2. The solver works out each combination separately, so the preflop answers change when you change them.
| $1/$3 | $1/$2 | |
|---|---|---|
| You pick | ||
| Seats | 5 to 9 | |
| Straddle | off, on for some hands, or on every hand | |
| Buy-in | $300 only (100 big blinds) | $200 or $300 (100 or 150 big blinds) |
| Every game | ||
| Open | $15 | $10 |
| Straddle size | $6 under the gun, and opens go up to $20 | $4 under the gun, and opens go up to $15 |
| 3-bet | three times the open, plus one more open for each player who called it | |
| 4-bet | 2.33 times the 3-bet | |
| Limps | allowed from any seat | |
| Rake | 10% of the pot up to $15, only when there's a flop | |
Questions.
- How do I practice for a live $1/$3 game?
- Open the drill and it deals you a hand: your seat, your cards, and the action in front of you. Pick your play, see the right answer, and move on to the next hand. There are six drills covering 26 spot types. With a subscription, Fix my leaks keeps bringing back the spots you get wrong most. It runs in your phone's browser.
- Is Felt Reps free?
- The first 10 spots are free, with no account. A free account then gets 3 spots a day, starting the day after sign-up. A subscription is $79.99 a year, $12.99 a month or $4.99 a week. In the US and Canada, sales tax is added when you pay; everywhere else the price includes any sales tax or VAT. It adds unlimited spots, the Fix my leaks and Fill the gaps drills, and the full lists of your leaks and of which spots you have played.
- Which games can I drill?
- $1/$3 with a $300 buy-in, and $1/$2 at $200 or $300. You pick five to nine seats, and whether the straddle is off, on for some hands, or on every hand. $2/$5 is coming next and is not in the drill yet.
- How does it decide whether my answer is right?
- Preflop, by what our solver does with your hand in that spot. The solver is a program we wrote that plays the live game against itself, over and over, until no seat can win more than a sliver by playing differently. Some hands come out close, with two plays worth about the same, so it splits its time between them. If it makes one play 65% of the time or more, that's the answer. If it's closer, either of its top two plays counts. Postflop, by how much each play wins with your hand. The play that wins the most is the answer, and a play that wins almost as much counts too. Every flop we solve is checked: a player who knew our exact strategy couldn't win more than 0.3% of the pot against it.
- Why not use an online trainer?
- They're built for six-handed online games. A live $1/$3 table has up to nine seats, $15 opens, limpers, a straddle, and rake only when there's a flop. All of that changes which hands are worth playing, so Felt Reps solves the live game instead.
Games.
Each game is solved separately, and all six drills deal from it. Both games are open on the free spots too. Fix my leaks and Fill the gaps come with a subscription.
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Drilling now
$1/$3, $300
Preflop and postflop spots, answered by our solver. Unopened pots, limped pots, facing a raise, facing a big open, sizing your 3-bet, facing a 3-bet, and more.
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Drilling now
$1/$2, $200 or $300
The same drills. Preflop is solved again for $1/$2, and at $300 the flop is too: you are 150 big blinds deep, which plays nothing like the $200 game.
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Next
$2/$5, $500 or $1,000
Coming next. Not in the drill yet.