Almost nobody loses at poker because they have not read enough theory. They lose because two or three habits repeat, hand after hand, at a rate they cannot see from the inside: a call that is right once and wrong the other forty times, an open that should have been a fold from that seat.
Those habits are already written down. Every serious room saves a text file of every hand you play. Nobody reads them, because reading nine thousand hands is nobody’s idea of an evening. That is the job we gave Neo: read all of them, find what repeats, and say it out loud.
Not a general model of poker, a model of your poker, built only from hands you actually played.
Leaks are named in plain language, with the hands that prove them attached. No heat maps to decode.
Disagree and Neo defends the read, or concedes. If it cannot show you the hands, it should not be claiming the leak.
It never sits at a table, never acts for you, and never sees a hand until the hand is over.
Nothing is displayed over your poker client while you play. Analysis happens after the session.
No deposits, no withdrawals, no balances. Practice tables use play chips and settle nothing.
Your imported hands stay on your Mac. You can delete your local NEOpoker data from Settings.
Every claim links to the hands behind it. If the sample is too thin, Neo says how many hands are still to come instead of guessing.
Leaks are graded High, Medium or Low based on how far an observed pattern falls outside its target range. Frequency shows how often the pattern appears in matching situations.
A wrong read repeated with conviction is worse than no read. Neo waits for the sample.
PokerStars, GGPoker and CoinPoker hand import, leak detection with severity grading, the dashboard, hand replay, drills against Neo, the Academy, and voice coaching.
More rooms, deeper tournament analysis, and a mobile companion for reviewing away from the desk. Anything not yet live is labelled as such inside the app rather than quietly implied.
Most of what changed this year came from players telling us a read was wrong. If Neo names something you can disprove, tell us. That is the useful kind of complaint.
A small team, one product, no outside pressure to turn a coaching tool into a casino. NEOpoker is sold as a software subscription: the money comes from players who want to get better, which keeps the incentives pointing the same way as yours.
Almost nobody loses at poker because they have not read enough theory. They lose because two or three habits repeat, hand after hand, at a rate they cannot see from the inside: a call that is right once and wrong the other forty times, an open that should have been a fold from that seat.
Those habits are already written down. Every serious room saves a text file of every hand you play. Nobody reads them, because reading nine thousand hands is nobody’s idea of an evening. That is the job we gave Neo: read all of them, find what repeats, and say it out loud.
Not a general model of poker, a model of your poker, built only from hands you actually played.
Leaks are named in plain language, with the hands that prove them attached. No heat maps to decode.
Disagree and Neo defends the read, or concedes. If it cannot show you the hands, it should not be claiming the leak.
It never sits at a table, never acts for you, and never sees a hand until the hand is over.
Nothing is displayed over your poker client while you play. Analysis happens after the session.
No deposits, no withdrawals, no balances. Practice tables use play chips and settle nothing.
Your imported hands stay on your Mac. You can delete your local NEOpoker data from Settings.
Every claim links to the hands behind it. If the sample is too thin, Neo says how many hands are still to come instead of guessing.
Leaks are graded High, Medium or Low based on how far an observed pattern falls outside its target range. Frequency shows how often the pattern appears in matching situations.
A wrong read repeated with conviction is worse than no read. Neo waits for the sample.
PokerStars, GGPoker and CoinPoker hand import, leak detection with severity grading, the dashboard, hand replay, drills against Neo, the Academy, and voice coaching.
More rooms, deeper tournament analysis, and a mobile companion for reviewing away from the desk. Anything not yet live is labelled as such inside the app rather than quietly implied.
Most of what changed this year came from players telling us a read was wrong. If Neo names something you can disprove, tell us. That is the useful kind of complaint.
A small team, one product, no outside pressure to turn a coaching tool into a casino. NEOpoker is sold as a software subscription: the money comes from players who want to get better, which keeps the incentives pointing the same way as yours.