Built to take one hand apart.

GTO Fisher is a private study workspace for cash-game players. A full solver browser, an AI coach that reads the same nodes, and field notes on the pool you play in. Below: one flop, studied properly.

Private beta. Invite only. A human reads every request.

The GTO Fisher study workspace: action tree for UTG raise, BB call, flop AsKdTh, check, bet 33%; the BB response matrix with per-hand raise, call and fold mixes; and the table view with EV, EQ and EQR for both ranges
Raise 10.9 · 5.2%Raise 6.4 · 0.1%Call · 41.2%Fold · 53.5%
Fig. 01 · Study, the strategy view

The whole node, one screen.

Strategy, ranges, and table state stay on a single surface. Per-hand mixes, EV, EQ and EQR, equity buckets, distribution curves. No tab juggling, no desktop solver boot. Open a spot and read it.

Strategy
Every cell carries the full mix, frequency and EV side by side.
Ranges
Hero against villain: combos, equity buckets, and both distribution curves.
Table
Stacks, pot, and per-suit combos. Suits are not a detail: AQ suited is four different hands, and one is dead on this board.
The Ranges view: BB and UTG range matrices side by side with combo, EV, EQ and EQR charts, equity buckets from best to trash, and the full equity distribution curve
Fig. 02 · Ranges, BB vs UTG, same node
The strategy matrix in detail: 169 hand cells, each split by raise, call and fold frequency, with the action summary beneath
Fig. 02a · The mix, hand by hand
The table view in detail: seats, stacks and pot on the AsKdTh flop, EV and equity for both ranges, and per-suit combo cards
Fig. 02b · Table state, per-suit combos

Same node as Fig. 01. The matrix is the mix; the table is the state. Study keeps both in reach, so the spot never leaves the screen while you read it.

Describe the hand. Get the node back.

Type a hand the way you would tell it to a friend: stakes, positions, line. The coach resolves it to a solved node, renders the matrix inline, and answers in three tight bullets. Every spot card links back to Study, so you verify instead of trust.

Retrieval
A sentence in plain poker language resolves to a solved node, not a generic essay.
Evidence
Strategy, EV, range and equity views attached to every answer.
An AI coach conversation: the question 'NL10 6max, UTG opens 2.5x and only BB calls, flop AsKdTh, BB checks, UTG bets 1.8 into 5.5' answered with a spot card holding the full solver matrix and an Open in Study link
The coach's answer in three bullets: BB mostly continues or folds and almost never raises small; calls are made hands and strong draws; folds are the weak, low-equity region
Fig. 03 · AI coach, the node from a sentence

A field guide to the pool.

Player archetypes you will recognize from your first orbit, and pool notes by stake. The calling station plays every hand. The nit plays about nine. You will recognize both by Friday.

  • Maniac archetype illustration

    No. 01 · Maniac

    All gas, no brakes, no memory.

  • Nit / Rock archetype illustration

    No. 02 · Nit / Rock

    Folds until the nuts arrive.

  • Calling Station archetype illustration

    No. 03 · Calling Station

    Swallows everything. Folds nothing.

  • TAG archetype illustration

    No. 04 · TAG

    Tight, aggressive, exactly on time.

  • Weak Tight archetype illustration

    No. 05 · Weak Tight

    Owns a shell. Overuses it.

  • LAG archetype illustration

    No. 06 · LAG

    Every limb in every pot.

Pool notes by stake
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