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50 spots · Solutions read Oct 1, 2026 to Oct 2, 2026
Poker Skill publishes 50 free poker solver answers for no-limit hold'em spots that players ask about: 30 on the flop, 8 on the turn and 12 on the river. Each page gives the play, how often the solver makes it and why, with the full strategy hand by hand and both ranges. The numbers come from a commercial solver's precomputed solutions. There is nothing to download and no sign-up.
Flop
- Flop · 4-handed tournament · 50 bb Q♥7♥ on K♠6♣7♦: bet or check from the hijack? Bet 54% Check 46%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Does the button range bet a dry ace-high flop? Bet 56% Check 44%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Should UTG c-bet a K-Q-6 flop? Bet 86% Check 14%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Aces on a dry K-7-2 flop: how often to bet? Bet 92% Check 8%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb J♥T♥ facing a c-bet on K♣ 8♥ 4♦: float or fold? Call 86% Raise 10% Fold 4%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb A♠3♠ on K♠ Q♠ 9♦: call or check-raise? Call 65% Raise 35%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb How often should the button c-bet Q-7-3? Bet 63% Check 37%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb J♠9♦3♣ vs Q-7-3: how does the c-bet change? Bet 56% Check 44%
- Flop · heads-up cash · 100 bb Q♠J♥8♥ heads-up: should the button c-bet? Check 52% Bet 48%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb K♣2♣ on Q♣ J♣ 8♥ facing a c-bet: call or raise? K♣4♣ Raise 74% K♣6♣ Call 71%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb J♠T♠ on Q♣ 8♠ 7♥: c-bet, and how big? Bet 100%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb K♦T♣ on J♥ 9♦ 6♠ facing a big c-bet: call or fold? Fold 54% Call 35% Raise 11%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Aces on a wet T♥ 9♥ 4♣ flop: bet or check? Check 52% Bet 48%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb How big should the button c-bet T♦ 7♦ 4♠? Check 51% Bet 49%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb How much should the button defend against UTG's c-bet? Call 91% Fold 8% Raise 1%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Which hands check-raise 8♦ 6♠ 5♣ from the big blind? Call 56% Fold 27% Raise 17%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Should the big blind lead 6♠ 5♦ 4♣ into UTG? Bet 91% Check 9%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Q♦Q♣ on 5♥ 6♥ 7♥: bet or check? Check 96% Bet 4%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb A♥ 9♥ 4♥: how often should the cutoff c-bet? Check 66% Bet 34%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Paired 8-8-3: how often and how big to c-bet? Bet 77% Check 23%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb 7♥7♣ on A♦ T♣ 7♠: slow-play the set or bet? Bet 100%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Small blind on J-7-3: c-bet out of position? Bet 51% Check 49%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb Limped pot on T-6-2: should the small blind bet? Check 76% Bet 24%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 40 bb K♠Q♦ vs a check-raise at 40bb: call or re-raise? Call 78% Raise 22%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 200 bb Queens vs a check-raise 200bb deep: call or raise? Call 82% Raise 18%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb How often should the 3-bettor c-bet A♣ K♦ 5♠? Bet 100%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb SPR in a 3-bet pot: does A♠Q♠ call or shove? Call 100%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb J♥T♥ on 9♥ 8♣ 2♥ facing a c-bet: call or shove? Call 85% Raise 15%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb How often should the 3-bettor c-bet T♥ 5♥ 4♥? Bet 54% Check 46%
- Flop · 6-max cash · 100 bb A♥A♠ in a 4-bet pot on 7♣ 7♦ 2♠: bet or check? Bet 77% Check 23%
Turn
- Turn · 6-max cash · 100 bb Should the button double barrel the ace turn? Bet 51% Check 49%
- Turn · 6-max cash · 100 bb Should the big blind probe the turn after a check-back? Bet 66% Check 34%
- Turn · 6-max cash · 100 bb Should the big blind lead the 5♥ turn on A♠ 7♦ 4♣? Check 86% Bet 14%
- Turn · 6-max cash · 100 bb Should the button delay its c-bet to the 2♠ turn? Check 70% Bet 30%
- Turn · 6-max cash · 100 bb When does the button overbet the K♣ turn? Bet 55% Check 45%
- Turn · 6-max cash · 100 bb 9♣8♣ after the K♣ turn: bet again or check? Check 100%
- Turn · 6-max cash · 100 bb The 5♥ is a third heart: should the button bet again? Check 67% Bet 33%
- Turn · 6-max cash · 100 bb A♣4♣ facing a big turn bet: call, raise or fold? Call 98% Raise 2%
River
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb K♥T♥ facing a river all-in: call or fold? Call 58% Fold 42%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb Second pair facing a river bet: call or fold? A♠T♦ Call 100% K♥T♠ Fold 100%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb A♥8♥ on A♦ 7♠ 5♦ K♠ K♣: call the river bet? Fold 66% Call 34%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb How many bluffs does the button's river bet hold? Check 54% Bet 46%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb T♥9♥ missed its draws: bluff the river or give up? Bet 90% Check 10%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb Top pair, weak kicker on the river: bet for thin value? K♠8♠ Bet 71% K♥8♦ Check 88%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb A♠Q♠ has the nut straight on the river: how big to bet? Bet 100%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb K♣T♣ has the nuts on the river: lead or check? Check 99% Bet 1%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb K♥Q♥ makes a king-high flush: call or raise the river? K♥J♥ Raise 100% K♥9♥ Raise 100%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb T♥9♠ on T♠ 8♦ 5♣ 3♥ Q♦: block bet or check? Bet 82% Check 18%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb Bluff the river with the A♥ when the flush comes in? A♥6♣ Bet 100% A♣6♠ Check 100%
- River · 6-max cash · 100 bb A♠J♠ has top two pair on the river: how much to bet? Bet 100%
Is there a free poker solver?
Yes. Free GTO solver software exists for personal use: you download it, run it on your own computer and set up each spot yourself, with both players' ranges, the stack depth and the bet sizes allowed. The calculation takes a while, and reading the frequencies it returns is up to you. Trainer vs solver compares the free and paid options.
The answers on these pages skip that work for the spots they cover. Each spot is already solved, and its page shows what the solver does, how often and why, with the full strategy beside it.
Where the numbers come from
Every number on these pages comes from a commercial solver's precomputed solutions, read between Oct 1, 2026 and Oct 2, 2026. Poker Skill read the numbers and wrote each explanation.
Most spots come from 6-max cash games, with a four-handed tournament and a heads-up cash game among them. Each page states its format, stack depth, rake and the bet sizes its decision allows, because a solver's answer holds only for the setup it was given. In every spot two players see the flop: pots with three or more players aren't covered, and neither are bet sizes outside each solution.
When the hand you look up never reaches the decision in its solution, or reaches it too rarely to read on its own, its page says so and shows hands that do get there, labeled as stand-ins.
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