Winning at low stakes comes down to one habit: narrowing your opponent's range street by street. Exploit Lab drills it. You play hands against villains modeled on how real player types play at low stakes, and because the app always knows what they hold, every read you make is scored against the truth.
Each hand is a real spot: you're dealt in, they act, and you decide what they can still have before you act yourself.
A nit, a solid regular, a calling station, a maniac and more, or a random one each hand: each is modeled on how those players really play at low stakes.
After each of their actions, paint their range on the grid, estimate it, or pick what it's mostly made of, depending on your level.
The reveal shows exactly which hands they have, which you missed and which they would never have, and why each of their actions removed them.
Every read starts from their real preflop range, from every seat, and narrows with every bet, check and call.
Plays few hands, folds too much.
Solid, bets for value and as a semi-bluff.
Plays lots of hands, keeps the pressure on.
Calls too much, hates to fold a pair.
Bets and raises all the time.
Buys in short, looks to double up.
You're dealt any hand in any seat and play it from the first action, like a real table.
Fold, call or raise when they open, limp or 3-bet. Every preflop decision is graded against a solid chart, or against your own.
Set what you raise and what you call in every spot, red and green on one grid, and get graded on sticking to them.
Face a different player type each hand with their name hidden, and work out who it is from how they play.
Every hand you play is saved and synced across your phone and computer.
By day and by week, by street, villain and board texture.
Do you read them too wide or too tight? Your weakest spot, named, and your preflop play next to the chart.
A daily goal, streaks, and personal bests to beat.
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