Daily poker
training for
clearer decisions.

Use short sets of realistic hands, commit to an action before seeing the answer, and review both the strategic reason and the numbers behind every miss.

Your rating moves after each answer based on the difficulty of the decision. It helps RangeUp choose challenging practice and is not a measure of real-money winnings.

Calculate the final pot after your call, divide the call by that final pot, and compare the result with your estimated equity. Repeating this in complete hand situations builds usable speed.

Start by naming the purpose of the bet, then compare the price offered and the stack left for later streets. Practice several pot sizes instead of memorizing one default amount.

Yes. RangeUp shows dollar values first, writes positions in plain language, displays what every player did, and explains poker units as you learn them.

RangeUp creates fresh numerical combinations locally and rotates decision archetypes to reduce repetition. Daily sets stay consistent for that day, while Pro practice continues with new sets.

No. RangeUp is an educational poker strategy app. It does not accept deposits, run games, facilitate wagers, or connect users to gambling services.

Yes. Supported settings, rating, streak, and training progress can sync through iCloud when your devices use the same Apple Account and iCloud is available.