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At the Tables
Hey, I'm Sally.
Welcome to ClarityPoker. I help new
members get set up. Two quick
questions and we're rolling.
1. Pick your coach
Same knowledge base under the hood;
different voice. You can switch later
from settings.
2. How often do you play?
Helps me figure out a check-in rhythm.
Rough is fine.
Meet the Coaches
Every coach draws from the same
ClarityPoker knowledge base —
solver ranges, cluster narratives,
and hand archetypes. The difference is
how they deliver it.
Dieter
GTO Enforcer
Senior GTO consultant from
“The Bunker” in Berlin.
Clinical, condescending, darkly funny.
Uses scientific and anatomical vocabulary
for poker concepts. Never encourages
— merely observes that you have
met minimum standards.
“Human emotion is flabby. Math is
tight. Efficiency is beauty.”
“Touch my solver.”
Sally
Mindset & Performance Coach
Practical, evidence-based coach who has
been in the trenches. Coached dozens of
players through the exact same leaks.
Warm but direct — finds the real
problem and names it.
“The math is the map. Your job is
to help the player read it. Feelings are
data too, but they don’t override
the solver.”
“Trust the range.”
Cameron
Storyteller & Metaphor Coach
Former musician who found poker through
pattern recognition. Teaches through vivid
imagery, cluster narratives, and archetypes.
Sees the player behind the stats —
paints a picture of what your game looks
like from the outside.
“Every player is a character in a
story they don’t know they’re
telling. The stats are footprints —
I read the trail.”
“Listen to the table.”
Player Profiles
ClarityPoker classifies every player on three
axes. Upload stats and see where the leaks are
— no cute names, just the exploit.
Archetypes
Preflop
How wide does this player open?
Based on VPIP.
Tight
VPIP BELOW 20%
Folds too much preflop. Steal their blinds
wide — they give up almost everything.
When they raise or 3-bet, respect it
— they have a real hand.
Balanced
VPIP 20–30%
Standard opening range. No easy preflop
exploits — focus on postflop edges
and position.
Loose
VPIP ABOVE 30%
Plays too many hands. Tighten up and value
bet wider — they call with junk. Size
up your raises. Do not try to outplay them
preflop.
Streets
How aggressive are they postflop?
Based on Aggression Factor.
Passive
AF BELOW 1.5
Folds to aggression. C-bet relentlessly
— they fold without the goods. When
they raise or call multiple streets, believe
them and get out.
Balanced
AF 1.5–2.5
Standard postflop aggression. No easy
exploit — play straightforward and
let position and hand selection do the
work.
Aggressive
AF ABOVE 2.5
Barrels too wide. Call down lighter than
normal — let them bluff into you.
Check strong hands to induce. Do NOT try
to outbluff them.
Showdown
Do they win when they get to showdown?
Based on WTSD × (1 − W$SD/100).
Stubborn
HIGH SHOWDOWN LOSSES
Goes to showdown too often — calls
too wide and won't let go of hands.
Value bet thin, never bluff. Punish them
with any made hand.
Balanced
AVERAGE SHOWDOWN QUALITY
Standard showdown quality. No obvious
exploit here — look at preflop and
street axes for edges.
Selective
LOW SHOWDOWN LOSSES
Only shows up at showdown with strong
hands. Do not call down light. When they
put money in, they usually have it.
Respect their river bets.
Bot Detection
Bot
SAME PLAY, EVERY TIME
Detected separately from axes. Balanced
VPIP, aggressive, wins at showdown, and a
big c-bet flop-to-turn drop. Float the flop
with position, then bet when they check the
turn. The turn reveals hand strength.
Named Archetypes
Combine the three axes and you get 12 named
player types. Each one tells you the exploit
at a glance. The art is just for fun —
the axis combo is the diagnosis.
Newb
BALANCED · PASSIVE · ANY
Passive fish — bet for value, take
the lead.
Barnacle
LOOSE · PASSIVE · STUBBORN
ATM — value bet every street, never
bluff.
Nit
TIGHT · PASSIVE · SELECTIVE
Steal their blinds, fold when they bet.
Turtle
TIGHT · PASSIVE ·
BALANCED/STUBBORN
Tight but calls down — value bet,
skip bluffs.
Wild Card
LOOSE · AGGRESSIVE ·
BALANCED/STUBBORN
Maniac — let them spew, trap with
strength.
Airball
LOOSE · AGGRESSIVE/BALANCED
· SELECTIVE/STUBBORN
Bluffs a lot — call them down
lighter.
Survivor
TIGHT · BALANCED ·
BALANCED/SELECTIVE
Folds to pressure, protect your edges.
Bully
TIGHT/BALANCED · AGGRESSIVE
· STUBBORN
Steamrolls — re-raise or get out.
Maverick
LOOSE · BALANCED ·
BALANCED/SELECTIVE
Loose but aware — iso in
position.
Grinder
BALANCED · BALANCED · ANY
Solid — no easy money, play your
game.
Solver Kid
BALANCED · AGGRESSIVE ·
BALANCED/SELECTIVE
Tough reg, don't get fancy.
Shark
TIGHT · AGGRESSIVE ·
BALANCED/SELECTIVE
Respect their lines, avoid marginal
spots.
Stats Dictionary
Quick reference for the HUD stat
abbreviations used in reports and the
War Room.
VPIP
Voluntarily Put $ In Pot
% of hands played (not counting
blinds)
PFR
Preflop Raise
% of hands raised preflop
3Bet
3-Bet Preflop
% re-raised when facing a raise
4Bet+
4-Bet+ Ratio
% 4-bet or higher when facing
a 3-bet
ATS
Attempt to Steal
% raised from CO/BTN/SB when folded
to
RFI
Raise First In
% raised when first to enter
the pot
FTS
Fold to Steal
% folded in blinds vs late-position
steal
F3B
Fold to 3-Bet
% folded when facing a 3-bet
F4B
Fold to 4-Bet
% folded when facing a 4-bet
Limp
Preflop Limp
% limped (called the big blind)
preflop
CBet
C-Bet Flop
% continuation bet on the flop as
preflop raiser
FtCB
Fold to Flop CBet
% folded when facing a flop
c-bet
CR
Check-Raise
% check-raised on the flop
Float
Float Flop
% called flop then bet/raised
the turn
Donk
Donk Bet (F/T/R)
% bet into the preflop raiser
on flop, turn, or river
WTSD
Went to Showdown
% of hands that reached
showdown
W$SD
Won $ at Showdown
% won when reaching showdown
AFq
Aggression Frequency
(Bet+Raise) / (Bet+Raise+Call+Fold)
× 100
AF
Aggression Factor
(Bet+Raise) / Call — higher
= more aggressive
PA
Positional Awareness
How much tighter they play from
early position
GAP
VPIP-PFR Gap
VPIP minus PFR — high gap
= too many calls
M
M-Ratio
Stack / (Blinds+Antes) —
tournament urgency
Hands
Sample Size
Total hands tracked —
more = more reliable
How to Use
ClarityPoker is a coach in a box. Upload
your hands once a day; we triage your
leaks, queue lessons, and write you a
fresh report. Four pillars in the left
nav cover the whole app.
🏋 Training
The daily loop. Click
Training, pick your
hands.csv from PokerTracker
4, and the system runs a triage. Sally
(or your selected coach) opens a chat
with a coaching narrative naming your
biggest bleeding cluster, and 3 lesson
cards land below — the queue you'll
work next. The same upload also writes
a fresh report (next pillar).
📚 Lessons
Your authored curriculum. The
Foundation subjects
teach the cluster vocabulary itself
(Pairs, Ace-x, High-card, Connectors,
Defence, Poison). Below those, lessons
fired by triage stack up. Each lesson
opens with the leak in your numbers,
the correct play, an inline drill, and
a 7-day assignment that's measured on
your next upload.
💬 Chat
Free-form conversation with your coach.
Ask anything — "what's a Workers
cluster?", "show me the BTN range",
"review this hand history I'll paste
in." Inline grids and drill widgets
appear when relevant. Cluster names in
replies become clickable lesson links
on first occurrence.
📊 Reports
Every hands.csv you upload writes a
report row here, sorted newest first.
Click a row to see the full pretty
report — headline bb/100, the cluster
heat map (where the money lives),
top wins / top losses tables, the
cumulative arc, and the regulars who
took chips off you. Daily uploads
stack into a real history you can
scroll back through.
🔐 The free first loop
New users get the entire foundation
curriculum + their first triage upload
+ tier-1 lessons + reports + chat for
free, all the way through completing
their first lesson. Tier-2 lessons
(advanced) and ongoing uploads are
paid. Earn the experience first;
decide if it's worth $5.99/mo.
Tools (collapsible)
War Room — paste a
table screenshot, get every player
scouted with archetype + exploits.
Cluster Explorer —
interactive 13×13 grid colored by the
25 clusters. Board Explorer
— flop texture + range
ownership visualization.
Preflop Ranges —
solver-derived open / 3-bet / defense
charts. Flop Trainer
— drill flop family identification.
Badges — earned
achievements gallery.
Cluster Explorer
Click a cluster to highlight its hands
on the range grid. Every hand in poker
belongs to exactly one cluster.
Heuristic
Story
Strong Boards
Danger Boards
Postflop
Glossary
Quick reference for ClarityPoker
terminology and concepts.
Positions (8-max MTT)
UTG
Under the gun — first to act,
tightest range. 7 players behind,
any can 3-bet.
UTG+1
Nearly as tight as UTG. 6 players
behind. A few more suited broadways
but still playing scared of
3-bets.
Button — best position. Act
last on every postflop street. Widest
opening range.
SB
Small blind — worst postflop
position. Act first every street.
Must raise or fold.
BB
Big blind — 1bb invested.
Defends wide because of pot odds.
Mostly calling, selective
3-betting.
Frequency Words
Always
100% — play every combo.
All 4 suited, all 12 offsuit,
all 6 pairs.
Usually
67–75% — play most
combos. Skip the magic suit.
Half
50% — play half. Magic color
for suited, magic suit for
offsuit.
Sometimes
25–33% — play a small
subset. Same-color pairs,
magic-suit suited.
Stack Depths
Tiny
≤10bb — shove or fold.
No room for postflop play.
Short
11–23bb — push/fold
plus limited opens. Commit or
fold preflop.
Medium
24–80bb — standard
play. Full raise/call/fold
decisions.
Deep
80bb+ — full postflop game.
Implied odds and position matter
most.
Common Terms
RFI
Raise First In — opening
the pot with a raise when folded
to you.
VPIP
Voluntarily Put $ In Pot —
percentage of hands you play
(not counting blind posts).
PFR
Pre-Flop Raise — percentage
of hands you raise preflop.
3-bet
A re-raise over the initial raise.
Used as a bluff or for value with
premium hands.
C-bet
Continuation bet — betting
the flop after raising preflop.
Leverages range advantage.
Equity
Your share of the pot based on
your chance of winning at
showdown.
Fold Equity
The value gained when your bet
makes the opponent fold. Bigger
with weaker ranges.
Pot Odds
The ratio of the current pot to
the cost of calling. Determines
if a call is profitable.
SPR
Stack-to-Pot Ratio — stack
size divided by pot size on the
flop. Low SPR = commit or
fold.
ICM
Independent Chip Model —
converts tournament chips to
prize money equity. Changes
optimal play near the
bubble.
EV
Expected Value — the average
amount you win or lose per hand
over the long run.
Range
The set of all hands you could
hold in a given spot. GTO poker
is about playing ranges, not
single hands.
About ClarityPoker
I'm an old software guy. I've spent
30 years building systems.
When I tried to learn modern poker
theory — GTO ranges, solver
outputs, frequency matrices —
all I saw was pretty colors and math.
Hundreds of hands, dozens of
positions, thousands of decision
nodes. No structure. No story.
Just noise.
So I built one.
ClarityPoker organizes every starting
hand into 25 named clusters across 7
families. Eagles and Peacocks. Justice
League and Legion of Doom. Each
cluster has a personality, a storyline,
and a strategy you can actually
remember at the table.
Instead of memorizing that A5s is a
3-bet bluff candidate with wheel and
nut flush equity — you remember
the Phoenix, the GTO bluffing engine
that rises from the ashes.
Then I pointed an AI at real solver
data and said: read this player's
stats, compare them to what the
solver says, and tell them where
they're leaking — in plain
language, with the clusters they
already know.
That's ClarityPoker. Not a video
library. Not a solver. A coaching
tool that reads YOUR data and tells
you YOUR leaks.
This is a beta. If you're here,
someone invited you. I'd love your
feedback.
— Bassguy1965
Coming Soon
📚Cluster Coverage
Authored lessons for the
remaining 17 clusters —
Ax, broadway, suited connectors,
defence. Each fires from triage
when your hands prove the leak.
🛡️BB Defense Series
The big-blind defending playbook
against every upstream raiser. A
different shape than RFI, with a
drill kind built for it.
📈Trend Graphs
Cross-report stat trajectory on
the Reports page. Watch your
bb/100 climb (or not) across
weeks of daily uploads.
🎲Postflop Cluster Lessons
Cluster lessons extend into flop /
turn / river decision-making with
flop family overlays. Hit set, miss
set, overpair on overcard board, etc.
How It Works
Every piece of coaching in ClarityPoker
is grounded in solver math — not
AI opinion, not forum wisdom, not
vibes.
Here's the pipeline:
1
Solver runs
We run open-source GTO solvers
across every flop family, position
matchup, and pot type. Hundreds of
full game trees, computed to
near-equilibrium.
2
Pattern extraction
Raw solver output is millions of
per-combo frequencies. We aggregate
across board samples and translate
into human patterns: "always bet,"
"usually check," "mixed strategy."
The math stays; the decimals
don't.
3
Cluster mapping
Every hand belongs to one of 25
named clusters — Rockets,
Justice League, The Phoenix,
Dancing Queens. The solver tells us
what each cluster does on
every board texture. Not "AQs bets
72% for 33% pot" — but
"Peacocks are natural value bets on
ace-high boards."
4
Narrative coaching
The patterns become coaching
narratives stored in our knowledge
base. When you ask a question or
scan your table, the AI retrieves
the relevant solver-backed
narrative and delivers it in your
coach's voice. Gemini provides the
personality — the knowledge
base provides the truth.
The result: coaching that's
mathematically grounded but humanly
memorable. You don't need to read a
solver to play like one.
Principles
GTO-adjacent, not
GTO-exact
We optimize for the right direction
at every decision, not the 6th
decimal. Solvers are the source of
truth; coaching is the
translation.
Facts don't change.
Coaching does.
Board properties are permanent.
How you play them depends on
position, pot type, and opponent.
We separate the two so the system
stays honest.
Clusters over combos
169 starting hands collapse into
25 clusters with names, stories,
and personalities. A table full of
frequencies is a spreadsheet.
A table full of characters is a
strategy you remember.
Your data, your
leaks
We don't teach generic strategy.
We read your HUD stats, compare
to solver baselines, and show
you where you diverge.
The coaching is personal because
the math is personal.
Preflop Ranges
Solver-derived open-raise ranges.
Pick a position and stack depth.
Mode
Position
Raiser
Stack Depth
Flop Trainer
Given positions, pot type, and a flop
— who has range advantage?
What family? What sizing?
Position A
—
Pot Type
—
Position B
—
Nut Advantage
i
Range Advantage
i
Flop Family
i
Flush Texture
i
C-Bet Strategy
i
Board Explorer
See how board texture, ranges, and
bet sizing interact. Pick 3 cards
to build a flop.
Board Cards
Flop Bet Size
Turn Card
Turn Bet Size
Player A
Player B
Stack Depth
Board Texture
Flush Status
War Room
Upload a screenshot of your poker
table with HUD overlays. Get an
instant scouting report with
exploit notes for every player.
or Ctrl+V to paste
Scanning table... this can take up to a minute.
Win+Shift+S then Ctrl+V to paste
a screenshot, or click 📁 to
upload a screenshot file. On mobile,
tap 📷 for camera.
To add a player, click the + tile
then paste their HUD.
How to Export from PokerTracker 4
ClarityPoker reads two different PT4
exports for two different purposes. Most
users only need the first one.
Hand history export (for Training)
This is the file your daily training session
uses. PT4 calls it a hands export
— one row per hand you played,
with hole cards, position, action, and
chips won. Triage parses this into a leak
queue and renders a fresh report on the
Reports page.
The screenshot shows the PT4 Summary view.
The top table is the stats
summary (wrong file). The
bottom panel
("Hands For Position") is the hand-by-hand
export you want.
1
In PokerTracker 4, open the
Reports → Hand
Reports tab (or the Summary
report shown above).
2
Filter to your player name
and the period you want
analyzed (last 7 days, last month,
etc.).
3
Use the bottom panel
("Hands For Position") — not the top
stats table. Set the dropdown at its
top-right from "Most Recent 100 Hands"
to Max hands, otherwise
you'll only export 100 hands.
4
Right-click that bottom panel →
Export Hands to CSV.
Save somewhere you can find it.
5
In ClarityPoker, click
Training in the left
nav. Pick the file. Sally analyzes
while triage queues your top lessons.
Tip: Re-upload daily.
Each upload writes its own report row in
your Reports history so you can watch
trends over time. Smaller, more frequent
uploads beat one giant dump.
Stats export (for Villain Dossier only)
Used only when you want to scout a single
opponent. PT4 calls this a stats
export — the aggregate VPIP/PFR/
WTSD/etc. table for one player. Filtering
one villain's hands is painful in PT4, so
the dossier path keeps using this format.
1
In PT4, go to the Stats
tab and select the opponent's name.
2
Set the report to Group by
Position for the deepest
dossier.
3
Right-click → Export
Stats to CSV. Save as
VillainName.csv.
4
In ClarityPoker, click Tools
→ Upload Report →
Scout a Villain.
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Last updated: March 5, 2026
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2. Description
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strategy guidance based on solver data and
general poker theory. It is not financial
advice and does not guarantee results.
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Scan a table in War Room first, then
hold the mic button and ask your coach.
Recent updates to ClarityPoker. The latest
changes ride at the top.
May 6, 2026 — Lesson podcasts
Each lesson now has an audio companion. Click
the 🎧 Listen button on any
lesson tile to hear Sally and Dieter walk
through the cluster — strategy, the data,
and the takeaway action. 22 episodes shipped
in this batch covering the Foundation lessons,
the Pairs cluster series (Rockets, Dictators,
Guards, Working Class, Underground), and
position-specific opens.
Listen on lesson tiles in Active
Lessons and the Lessons page
Inline player — click Listen, click Hide
About seven to ten minutes per episode
May 2, 2026 — Awards system
Replaced the old frequency-based challenges
with auto-firing achievements. The triage
that runs after each upload also runs the
awards catalog — you don't accept anything,
you don't claim anything. The achievement
just unlocks. 33 awards in v1 covering app
activity, summary milestones, and hand-by-hand
discipline. Existing badges merged in too —
same gallery, new engine. A bonk-toast
notification fires when something unlocks.
April 30, 2026 — Paywall + report rebuild
The first full training loop is now free for
everyone — upload, get your report, work
through your first lesson. After that, the
subscription unlocks unlimited training
sessions and the Tier 2 lesson library.
Reports also got a major redesign — the
friend-report shape with cluster heat map,
top wins, top losses, archetype matchups,
and a cumulative-bb arc.