Postflop+ GTO Poker Trainer

Name: Postflop+ GTO Poker Trainer
Rating: 4.7 (1896 reviews)
Author: Crafty Wheel Studios Pty Ltd

Train Postflop Like a GTO Pro

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

1.9K Ratings
Ages

18+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

Crafty Wheel Studios Pty Ltd
Language

EN
English
Size

52.7
MB

The #1 offline GTO poker trainer. Millions of solver-driven spots for cash games, MTTs & spins. Track your ELO, compete on leaderboards, and crush your leaks. Train postflop like a pro — completely offline. Postflop+ is the only GTO poker training app that works without an internet connection. With millions of solver-driven spots across cash games, MTTs, spins, and heads-up, you can drill GTO strategy anywhere — on a plane, in a café, between tournament levels, or on your commute. Every spot is professionally solved to high accuracy. Every decision gets instant GTO feedback with exact frequencies, bet sizings, and EV impact. Watch ranges narrow in real time as the hand progresses, then replay and explore different lines to understand why GTO makes each decision. WHO IS POSTFLOP+ FOR? → Cash game players who want to eliminate postflop leaks and stop leaving money on the table. → Tournament grinders preparing for WSOP, WPT, or online MTTs who need to drill tough postflop spots under pressure. → Intermediate players graduating from preflop charts who are ready to master street-by-street decision-making. → Pros and coaches who need high-accuracy solver output for study and training. WHY PLAYERS CHOOSE POSTFLOP+ • Fully Offline Training — Download spots and train anywhere. No other GTO trainer offers this. • Millions of GTO Spots — Cash, MTT, Spins, Heads-Up across multiple stack sizes and positions. • Instant Feedback — See if your decision was Perfect, OK, a Mistake, or a Blunder after every action. • ELO Rating System — Track your skill level over time. Watch yourself improve session by session. • Leaderboards — Compete against the Postflop+ community weekly, monthly, and all-time. • Range Splits & Combinatorics — Dive deep into how GTO splits ranges across actions for every spot. • EV/Equity Explorer — Understand the WHY behind each decision with full equity distribution analysis. • Target Specific Flop Textures — Train on rainbow, two-tone, monotone, paired boards, and specific high cards. • Share Hands — Discuss strategy with friends by sharing interesting training hands. • New Spots Added Regularly — Fresh training material to keep your edge sharp. Crafty Wheel Studios builds the world's most popular mobile GTO poker training suite — trusted by over 15,000 active players across Solver+, Postflop+, Preflop+, and GTO Ranges+. Download free and start training immediately. Upgrade to unlock the full spot library. SUBSCRIPTION PRICING AND TERMS Postflop+ offers two auto-renewing subscription options: $14.99 per month $99.99 per year These prices are for United States customers. Pricing in other countries may vary and actual charges may be converted to your local currency depending on the country of residence. The subscription will automatically renews unless turned off in your iTunes Account Settings at least 24 hours before current period ends. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal. You can go to your iTunes Account settings to manage your subscription and turn off auto-renew. Your iTunes Account will be charged when the purchase is confirmed. If you subscribe before your free trial ends, the rest of your free trial period will be forfeited as soon as your purchase is confirmed. Postflop+ also offers a Forever subscription which is paid for by a one-off upfront payment of $199.99 with unlimited access to the Postflop+ forever. Read more about our terms and conditions here - http://craftywheel.com/terms-conditions.html Read more about our privacy policy here - http://craftywheel.com/privacy.html

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

1.9K Ratings

Great App
10/20/2020

mickeybravo1984
As someone who is starting to dive into GTO, this app is a great companion to books on GTO strategy. The only aspect that is sometimes confusing to me is the rating system. If two actions have the same EV, why is one “ok” and one “perfect”? It seems maybe it favors aggressive actions over passive actions when EV is same, but could be wrong. Anyway great app and look forward to continued use.
Great App
10/20/2020

mickeybravo1984

As someone who is starting to dive into GTO, this app is a great companion to books on GTO strategy. The only aspect that is sometimes confusing to me is the rating system. If two actions have the same EV, why is one “ok” and one “perfect”? It seems maybe it favors aggressive actions over passive actions when EV is same, but could be wrong. Anyway great app and look forward to continued use.
Unsure
01/21/2020

Iuhmg
Not sure about this. How do you put multiple players on “ranges” in a MTT when players are coming and going and tables are changing constantly? You are supposed to just “guess” what “range” they are playing in? And in the EV practice rounds for instance I had A-x and the flop comes out A-J-J. This was the one where there’s a little yellow section in the villains box that shows you his “range” which you would not have in live game of course because this is practice. It showed jacks were in his range so I put him on possible set. But anyway I made a bet which it rated as “ok” on the turn and villain calls. When assessing the board I felt like check fold was best but the app said I should push all in for this “positive EV” thing. Well when all said and done you can see what villain had and he had pocket aces full of jacks which would crush me and probably knock me out of the tournament. But I’m supposed to go with this because it was a “ positive EV” move? I’m not really catching on to this stuff. I like regular pot odds and intuition and use a tight aggressive style over all this ESP putting player on fantasy ranges that I don’t know and against multiple people I’ve never played against.

Developer Response
Hello, Thank you for writing such a comprehensive review and you are not very sure of how this all works in game theory sense. We suggest to hit the bug button on the toolbar when you encounter these spots. This will email us the exact spot to us and we can go in-depth on why this is happening and give a detailed explanation of why the app asks you to go with it. We are here to learn and improve as well. All the best in your journey!
Unsure
01/21/2020

Iuhmg

Not sure about this. How do you put multiple players on “ranges” in a MTT when players are coming and going and tables are changing constantly? You are supposed to just “guess” what “range” they are playing in? And in the EV practice rounds for instance I had A-x and the flop comes out A-J-J. This was the one where there’s a little yellow section in the villains box that shows you his “range” which you would not have in live game of course because this is practice. It showed jacks were in his range so I put him on possible set. But anyway I made a bet which it rated as “ok” on the turn and villain calls. When assessing the board I felt like check fold was best but the app said I should push all in for this “positive EV” thing. Well when all said and done you can see what villain had and he had pocket aces full of jacks which would crush me and probably knock me out of the tournament. But I’m supposed to go with this because it was a “ positive EV” move? I’m not really catching on to this stuff. I like regular pot odds and intuition and use a tight aggressive style over all this ESP putting player on fantasy ranges that I don’t know and against multiple people I’ve never played against.
Developer Response 01/22/2020
Hello, Thank you for writing such a comprehensive review and you are not very sure of how this all works in game theory sense. We suggest to hit the bug button on the toolbar when you encounter these spots. This will email us the exact spot to us and we can go in-depth on why this is happening and give a detailed explanation of why the app asks you to go with it. We are here to learn and improve as well. All the best in your journey!
Generally, pretty good.
08/18/2025

BigMacDaddyRabbit
I think the app is very well done with regard to the exposure to an exhaustive list of post flip situations. I think the relatability to chess (intentional or not) is fantastic. Blunders and mistakes is a great way to view your decisions, as well as perfect and okay…. With that said… I don’t think there is an adequate breakdown of mistakes and blunders, meaning: what should be a mistake is often (mostly) listed as a blunder. How can a +EV decision be a blunder? If it’s the least profitable then maybe a mistake… but can’t be a blunder. Overall, I really like the app… I do feel the scoring of blunders vs mistakes needs to be reviewed.
Generally, pretty good.
08/18/2025

BigMacDaddyRabbit

I think the app is very well done with regard to the exposure to an exhaustive list of post flip situations. I think the relatability to chess (intentional or not) is fantastic. Blunders and mistakes is a great way to view your decisions, as well as perfect and okay…. With that said… I don’t think there is an adequate breakdown of mistakes and blunders, meaning: what should be a mistake is often (mostly) listed as a blunder. How can a +EV decision be a blunder? If it’s the least profitable then maybe a mistake… but can’t be a blunder. Overall, I really like the app… I do feel the scoring of blunders vs mistakes needs to be reviewed.
A Disappointing GTO Trainer
07/08/2025

Fr Fedora
I am presently using the trainer to study OUP B/SB and B/BB post-flop interactions. This is my first real engagement with GTO and have been surprised by many of its decisions. For example, it often recommends that the blind take the post-flop lead, with either a 35% or 90% bid. Is this typical for other Solvers? I don’t know. In many of the training scenarios, the blind is given hands that it should not have, like premium pairs. These are hands that would have 3-bet the IP opponent. On a couple of deals the app told me that the perfect bidding choice was one that was not given as an option to choose. That’s weird. On a high percentage of hands, Button does not c-bet the flop, especially when there’s an ace on the board. Again, maybe that is just GTO but I find it curious. Again it has me wondering if this is universally true with the other Solvers. I could go on with the list. But I will not be resubscribing next month. I cannot recommend it to my fellow poker players.
A Disappointing GTO Trainer
07/08/2025

Fr Fedora

I am presently using the trainer to study OUP B/SB and B/BB post-flop interactions. This is my first real engagement with GTO and have been surprised by many of its decisions. For example, it often recommends that the blind take the post-flop lead, with either a 35% or 90% bid. Is this typical for other Solvers? I don’t know. In many of the training scenarios, the blind is given hands that it should not have, like premium pairs. These are hands that would have 3-bet the IP opponent. On a couple of deals the app told me that the perfect bidding choice was one that was not given as an option to choose. That’s weird. On a high percentage of hands, Button does not c-bet the flop, especially when there’s an ace on the board. Again, maybe that is just GTO but I find it curious. Again it has me wondering if this is universally true with the other Solvers. I could go on with the list. But I will not be resubscribing next month. I cannot recommend it to my fellow poker players.

New cash game spots added! Plus performance improvements for faster spot loading and smoother training sessions. Training with Postflop+ regularly? We'd love your feedback — rate us in the App Store or email info@craftywheel.com with spot requests!

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