Why Blindspot Poker · free, play money

A coach that explains every decision.

Play hold'em and Omaha against bots with their own styles, like maniacs and calling stations, and after every move the coach tells you whether it was right, why, and what the other choices would have cost. It tracks the mistakes you repeat and gives you drills for exactly those. Free, play money only, nothing to download.

Free, no paywallPlay money onlyRuns in the browserPhone friendlyNot AIChecked against solvers

Play a hand For coaches and streamers

Practice table with the coach advising FOLD: K6 offsuit is too weak to defend the big blind against the cutoff's open — **A real spot:** K6 offsuit in the big blind against a cutoff raise. The coach says fold, and why.

The coach · not AI

Rules and maths, checked against solvers.

The coach is poker rules, starting-hand tables and odds calculations, tuned against poker solvers until they agreed. There's no chatbot in it. Same spot, same advice, every time, with the reason in plain words.

It runs in your browser. Your hands aren't sent to any AI company, and it doesn't learn from you.
Where it simplifies (facing a re-raise before the flop, pots with three or more players), it says so.
More detail: how the coach works.

The coach recommending a raise to $4 with a good range of $3.50 to $4.50, and when to go lower or higher — **Bet sizing, explained:** a suggested raise, a sensible range, and when to go smaller or bigger.

97%of starting hands: the coach's play matches the solver's main play (GTO Wizard charts, 6-max, 100 big blinds).

~80%of flop, turn and river spots match the solver's main play (TexasSolver, button against big blind).

~90%of those spots: the coach picks a play the solver also uses at least a quarter of the time.

Flop · you're on the button · A♥5♣ on K♠ 7♦ 2♣ · checked to you

Bet $2

The board is dry (few draws) and you act last, so bet small, about a third of the pot, with most hands: the player who called before the flop misses this board most of the time, and a small bet wins the pot often while risking little.

Flop · big blind · J♠5♠ on J♥ 10♥ 9♣ · facing a big bet

Fold

Against a big bet on a board with lots of draws, top pair with a weak kicker is usually behind: the bettor has a better hand or a strong draw most of the time. Fold.

Flop · big blind · A♣5♣ on K♠ 7♦ 2♣ · facing a small bet

Call

Against a small bet on a dry board, ace-high is often the best hand: the bettor bets almost everything here. Call, and think again on the turn.

River · you're on the button · 9♦9♣ on K♠ 7♦ 2♣ 4♥ J♠ · checked to you

Check

Pair of nines can win at showdown, but a bet on the river mostly gets called by better hands and folds out worse ones. Check.

Quoted word for word from the coach.

Learn by playing

Plays like a real table. Teaches like a coach.

Starting hand chart showing which hands to open from the cutoff — **Starting hand chart:** which hands to play from each seat, the same ranges the coach uses.

The practice table on a phone with the coach's advice above the buttons — **On a phone:** the whole table and the coach on one screen.

The daily hand puzzle — **A daily hand:** one decision a day, the same for everyone, with the maths behind the answer.

Blindspots: the coach groups your repeated mistakes (playing too many hands, calling too much, missing value bets) and gives you a drill for each.
Lessons and tools: short lessons, an equity calculator, a starting hand quiz, drills and more.
Hold'em and Omaha: the same coach, drills and stats for Pot-Limit Omaha.
Play with friends: private tables from a link, bots in empty seats if you like, and a career mode with a leaderboard.

For coaches and streamers · OBS ready

Bring your community to the table.

Run viewer game nights, coach students while seeing their cards, or put your own table on stream. It's all free for you and your viewers.

Viewer game nights

Host a table, viewers join from a link.

Private tables with a code, bots in empty seats if you like, turn clocks and quick reactions. As host you see every hand live, and the broadcast overlay shows them after a delay you set, so nobody can ghost from your stream.

Coach mode

Coach a student at a live table.

Your student sends you a private link. You join their table, see their cards as they play, and message them in the moment. Other players only see that they have a coach, never your messages.

OBS overlay + dock

Put your own game on stream.

One browser source for the overlay and one custom dock. Play, bet, take a break and choose what's shown (your cards, the tracker, the hand history) without leaving OBS. Starting soon and Be right back scenes are built in.

The full OBS window: the Blindspot Poker overlay in the preview, BSP and BSBJ browser sources, the audio mixer, and the Blindspot dock with Fold, Call, Raise and Break — **In OBS:** the overlay is a browser source (BSP) in your scene, and the Blindspot dock sits beside your preview. Play the hand from the dock, and chat watches it on the overlay.

The overlay with a transparent background, sitting on top of a Windows desktop, next to the dock — **It's a real overlay:** the background is see-through, so the table sits on top of your game, webcam or desktop. (This one is Blindspot Blackjack, over a Windows desktop.)

Poker overlay showing the streamer's hand, equity and pot odds while deciding — **Your turn:** chat sees your hand, your chance of winning and the price to call.

Poker overlay showing a won hand — **The result:** the winner, the pot and a running hand history.

Set up a stream night

Sign in with Google or any email.
Open the Streamer page and turn streaming on. Add your overlay link to OBS as a Browser Source, and your dock link as a Custom Browser Dock.
Create a table in the lobby with streamer mode on, and share its invite link or code with chat.
Play from the dock. The overlay follows your seat. Hosting instead of playing? The broadcast view runs on a delay.

Questions

The short answers.

What does it cost?

Nothing. There's no paid tier and nothing is locked. An optional Ko-fi link helps with hosting.

Is there any real money?

No. Play money only, no gambling, no deposits, and no affiliate links to real-money sites.

Do I need to download anything?

No. It runs in the browser on desktop and phones. Sign in with Google or any email to save your stats and play with others; practice works without an account.

Are there ads?

A few, on reading pages like lessons and tools. None at the tables, on account pages or on stream overlays.

Is the coach AI?

No. It's rules and maths, checked against solvers, running in your browser. See how the coach works.

Is there blackjack too?

Yes: Blindspot Blackjack has an exact-maths coach, the same overlay and dock, and one account for both sites.