DEEP STACK POKER / PRODUCT ROADMAP
Elite · $50/month planned · Coming soonPractice the table. Understand the hand. Build the next session. The full roadmap connects Omaha, coaching, ranges, review and the tools that come after.
A preview is not a finished subscription. Elite stays coming soon until its advertised tools work together, save reliably and pass independent review. Later formats and competitions can ship separately.
BUILD IN THE RIGHT ORDER
This is the proposed sequence, not a calendar promise. Each stage has a release condition.
Verify target-host accounts, study/journal migrations, practice limits, recovery and payment operations; reconcile legacy Hold’em QA.
Guest-to-account, multi-device recovery, access isolation and test-mode billing pass.
Validate the implemented Omaha → saved decision → deterministic coach/calculations → review → drills/retests loop, then close content and operational gaps.
The advertised launch bundle works end to end and passes independent poker and usability review.
Harden preview ICM, journal and live-format tools; add private tables, mixed-game rotation, custom profiles and separately gated competitions.
Each module ships only after its own acceptance tests and operational setup.
Benchmark a bounded Omaha reference/solve service and supported node locking.
Reference agreement, licenses, tree matching, costs and response times are measured.
Coaching marketplace and any unapproved annual pricing remain outside the launch commitment.
Explicit product decision before work or customer claims.
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THE WHOLE PRODUCT MAP
Open an area to see its scope, what exists today and what must pass before it ships.
Keep the core Hold’em experience and make its decisions easier to study.
The existing nine-seat Hold’em simulator, selectable stakes, multi-table practice, reviews and analytics remain in the site. Elite changes do not certify older Hold’em findings resolved.
Reconcile legacy Hold’em findings against the release candidate and verify mobile play, session continuity and deployed account limits.
Independent action-order, all-in, side-pot, chip-conservation and hidden-information tests pass; mobile play and session continuity pass.
Plan allocation: Free includes 100 total hands; Pro continues Hold’em play. Elite would inherit Pro.
Open the current previewOne account for play, review and study across devices.
Practice starts are account-bound. Study notebook and session journal now have authenticated D1 APIs with revision checks, idempotent retry, local recovery and explicit conflict choices; guest work is imported explicitly.
Apply migrations 0005 and 0006 in the chosen target environment; verify two-device recovery, backup/restore, export/deletion and production identity flows.
Two devices recover the same work; 101st Free start is denied; concurrent requests cannot overspend; cross-account reads and writes fail.
Plan allocation: Account ownership and export apply to every plan. Elite study sync is part of the planned Elite core.
See the related current toolLearn Omaha decisions at a table that remembers public play.
PLO4/PLO5 practice supports 4 or 6 seats, $1/$2 through $10/$25, 200–1000 BB hero buy-ins, cash/BB display and heterogeneous opponent stacks. Saves preserve a public decision while the live hand stays paused.
Complete deployed browser/mobile acceptance and durable full-hand recovery. Keep 4/6-seat and 200–1000 BB limits explicit; reload still does not resume a live hand.
PLO4/PLO5 cases at 2, 3 and 6 players and 50/100/250/500 BB conserve chips and obey pot limits, short-raise reopening and deck bounds.
Plan allocation: Omaha is planned for Elite. Current preview access is not a promise of permanent Free access.
Open the current previewPractice the live formats where split pots and nut potential matter.
Table setup now exposes single/double boards, a 2-BB UTG straddle, 5-BB-per-seat bomb pots and eligible all-in run-it-twice. Run-it-twice is disabled for double-board hands; fractional play-chip awards are disclosed.
Add format-specific drills and validated board-by-board range equity/side-pot analysis; verify every exposed setup and result in browser acceptance.
Every supported format passes independent multiway all-in and split-pot fixtures; no duplicated runout cards or lost chips.
Plan allocation: Advanced Omaha formats are demonstrated in the preview. Their paid inclusion remains part of the approved Elite launch-scope decision.
Open the current previewMake reads from what players actually showed and did.
Stable opponent identities retain per-observer public reads, including bot-versus-bot actions. New seats have random styles/depths; busted and occasional departing opponents are replaced with fresh identities.
Calibrate on held-out scenarios and compare adaptation on/off under matched seeds. Review changes by street, size and opponent rather than equating aggregate statistics with realism.
Unseen cards cannot change another player’s policy; bot A changes appropriately after B’s public pattern; replacement IDs never inherit the prior occupant’s reads.
Plan allocation: Hold’em table reads remain in the existing plans; Omaha adaptation is planned for Elite.
Open the current previewSee exactly which cards make your hand—and what could beat it.
Studio highlights the legal two-hole/three-board hand. The workbench reader enumerates compatible better two-card combinations, respects entered dead cards and distinguishes combination counts from range probabilities.
Connect richer reader views directly to saved table decisions and review clean/dirty outs, backdoors and redraw explanations before expanding their claims.
Independent PLO4/PLO5 scorer fixtures agree; card-removal, double-board and four-to-a-flush traps pass; no pair-count statistic is mislabeled as range equity.
Plan allocation: Keep existing basic hand labels. The richer Omaha reader is planned for Elite.
Open the current previewFollow a range through position, actions and board texture.
The workbench accepts explicit weighted Omaha hands or uniform random ranges for up to three opponents, removes blocked combinations and exports reproducible inputs/results. A chart library and graphical feature-filtered range explorer are not implemented.
Add versioned authored or licensed reference ranges, combination filters and drill links. Label authored assumptions separately from matched solved references.
Weights and card removal reconcile; actions narrow ranges without inventing frequencies; unmatched depth or multiway trees are clearly unsupported.
Plan allocation: Basic Hold’em range tools remain free. Advanced Omaha range exploration is planned for Elite.
Open the current previewTest whether a read changes a decision, not just the equity number.
Range equity now uses bounded exact enumeration or collision-conditioned joint Monte Carlo with tie shares and sampling intervals. Studio retains terminal heads-up EV sensitivity, separating fold probability from equity when called.
Review boundary-case uncertainty displays and add explicit validated multi-street, multiway and side-pot models before extending the terminal EV tool.
Independent cashflow fixtures match; sunk costs and uncalled returns are treated consistently; no double-counting fold equity as showdown equity. Equity fixtures include ties, blocked combinations and correlated multiway deals; repeated-seed coverage is measured.
Plan allocation: Existing Pro live-spot tools stay in Pro. Deeper Omaha equity and exploit modeling is planned for Elite.
Open the current previewAsk follow-up questions about the exact decision and the assumptions behind it.
A connected deterministic coach accepts saved/manual/imported decisions, bounded follow-ups and public calculation facts. An optional provider adapter exists but model coaching is not release-quality: all eight local baseline cases timed out, and a separate diagnostic produced a hallucination.
Keep model-backed coaching disabled until an actual provider passes held-out multi-turn poker review, latency, privacy and failure tests. Validate the deterministic core with educators and representative users.
50 held-out spots × 5 turns have zero critical card, pot, hidden-card or invented-solve errors; report fallback rate and latency separately from answer quality.
Plan allocation: Current authored Hold’em chat remains in its existing plans. Grounded conversational Elite coaching and its message allowance must be verified before sale.
Open the current previewBring a hand from your own game into the same study workspace.
The workbench imports supported PokerStars USD NLHE/PLO4/PLO5 histories, reconstructs decision-time boards/chips, removes duplicate IDs and excludes conflicting records. Selected postflop Omaha decisions save to study; raw files stay browser-local unless explicitly exported.
Build the manual legal-action reconstruction flow and broaden supported history fixtures. Preserve unknown cards, parser warnings and source units; do not imply every site/format is supported.
12 expert-specified hands reconstruct with reconciled pots and stacks; malformed or unsupported formats fail visibly; duplicate imports do not duplicate results.
Plan allocation: Existing Hold’em imports remain available as configured. Deeper Omaha import and reconstruction is planned for Elite.
Open the current previewMove from a saved hand to the exact choice you want to understand.
Table and supported imported decisions connect to the notebook and coach. Captured table replay steps through public actions/known boards; balances are explicitly fixed at the saved decision. Authenticated D1 notebook sync has conflict review and local recovery.
Finish historical stack-by-action replay, full-hand resume and cross-device acceptance on the target host. Unify tags, reasoning and imported/simulated review without fabricating missing facts.
20 decision round-trips preserve exact facts and IDs; later boards or hidden cards never contaminate earlier advice; replay and export agree.
Plan allocation: Keep Free latest-100 review and Pro extended history. Elite adds the connected Omaha study notebook and sync.
Open the current previewTurn a repeated pattern into a specific study task.
Imported Omaha review now shows opportunity-based patterns, example-hand links and a dated study plan. Existing Hold’em progress views remain separate; results are review prompts, not verified strategic errors.
Unify variant/source filters, simulation/import evidence and drill outcomes. Add full metric-to-hand drill-down and independent denominator checks before claiming a complete improvement dashboard.
Every reported percentage has the right opportunity denominator; imported/simulated outcomes stay separate; no winnings-only or repeated-quiz metric is presented as skill.
Plan allocation: Existing Hold’em Pro analytics stay in Pro. Unified Omaha reporting and its drill recommendations are planned Elite additions.
Open the current previewKnow what to work on next, then test whether it stuck.
42 authored exercises, confidence records, first/repeat tracking, goal/time sessions and due reviews remain connected to saved decisions. Notebook decisions and attempts can be saved to the authenticated account with explicit conflict handling.
Expand the independently reviewed curriculum and unseen transfer sets; verify due queues across devices. Local due dates are not notifications or an automatic cross-device scheduler.
Every answer has author/reviewer/version and basis; repeats never count as unseen; 12 scenario families include 3 held-out transfer variants each.
Plan allocation: Existing Pro study tools stay in Pro. The reviewed Omaha curriculum and connected retests are planned for Elite.
Open the current previewKeep real-session results, decisions and context together.
A session journal now records/edit/deletes USD buy-ins, cash-outs, hours, stakes and notes, with stake filters, cumulative results and backup import/export. D1 account save/load includes revisions, conflicts and local recovery.
Verify journal migration and two-device conflicts/recovery on staging; add richer session-to-hand links and any approved currency conversion/correction history without mixing training chips into cash results.
Rebuys and stake changes reconcile; hourly rates use valid durations; edits recompute reports; small samples do not establish skill.
Plan allocation: The journal is allocated to Pro and inherited by Elite; account-backed implementation is present, with production rollout still gated.
Open the current previewCompare chip value with prize-equity consequences in supported spots.
The tournament workbench exposes bounded 2–12-player Malmuth–Harville ICM and one-caller full-effective-stack shove branches, with explicit dead-pot treatment, no-tie assumptions and equal-payout indifference.
Add saved tournament scenarios and reviewed edge-case coverage; keep bounties, multiple-elimination ordering, future-game simulation and tournament solving out of the offer until implemented.
Published hand-verifiable examples agree; dead-pot conventions are explicit; unsupported multiple-elimination order and excessive jobs are rejected.
Plan allocation: The bounded ICM tool is an Elite preview. Final paid inclusion and limits must be approved before release.
Open the current previewStudy with invited people around the same hand.
The standalone server-authoritative private-table API and signed-ledger prototype remain separate from the browser practice table; their in-memory stores are not production durability.
Build the authenticated lobby, durable table/ledger adapter, reconnect and spectator rules; adversarially test concurrent actions and restart recovery.
Forged seats, actions and records fail; no private cards leak; server restarts preserve a recoverable hand; parallel clients cannot double-act.
Plan allocation: Private tables are planned for Elite. Table/seat limits will be confirmed before release; no real-money games.
Switch between supported Hold’em and Omaha formats in one practice session.
An orbit-based mixed-game scaffold exists in the engine package. The website supports manual between-hand PLO4/PLO5 selection, not automatic Hold’em/Omaha rotation.
Connect tested per-variant adapters and an explicit rotation lobby, preserving separate game rules, state and public-model contexts.
Orbit boundaries and replacements rotate correctly; no stack or card state leaks between formats; per-format reports reconcile.
Plan allocation: Mixed-game rotation is an Elite expansion after its adapters and formats pass QA.
Use an identified solution when the spot actually matches.
The existing bounded Hold’em lab remains separate. New Omaha calculators use explicit inputs; no PLO solution/reference service, arbitrary deep multiway solver or licensed chart library is integrated.
Benchmark sources, licenses, matching rules and bounded compute before committing to solver coverage. Core can use reviewed authored assumptions and exact arithmetic with honest labels.
Independent reference fixtures match; unsupported trees fail clearly; resource/cancellation limits hold; expert review confirms labels and recommendations.
Plan allocation: Keep the current bounded Hold’em lab free. Future Omaha solve coverage and compute allowances are a separate Elite release decision.
See the related current toolPractice against a tendency profile without claiming to clone a person.
The standalone aggregate-profile fitter remains an uncertain tendency prototype. The live preview offers randomized authored archetypes but no user-built or fitted opponent profile editor.
Build a profile editor, held-out conditional fit checks and evidence disclosures; avoid sharing real-player identity or private history in presets.
Fit error and sample counts are visible; aggregate agreement is never claimed to reproduce a person’s conditional strategy.
Plan allocation: Custom tendency profiles are planned for Elite. They are not guaranteed replicas of real people.
Make paid access, saved work and expensive jobs dependable.
Account-bound practice, study and journal persistence, entitlement guards, bounded research workers and provider adapter limits now exist. Production payment lifecycle, host recovery and model quality are still release gates.
Verify target-host migrations/bindings, backup/rollback and production-equivalent test-mode billing. Keep Elite checkout and unvalidated model service disabled; isolate any future CPU jobs.
Payment lifecycle and stale/repeated events pass; process restart preserves access; per-plan limits hold; CPU jobs can be stopped without stalling the service.
Plan allocation: The three public plans remain Free, $20 Pro and $50 Elite coming soon. No annual offer or separate league plan is approved here.
Make rankings auditable before adding rewards.
Provisional standings code and a leaderboard route remain; prize entry, awards and automated fulfillment are not active. New study tools do not certify competition integrity.
Resolve eligibility, ranking, ties, appeals, funding and reward rules; complete authoritative-ledger abuse tests and separate provider/jurisdiction review before prize activation.
Standings reproduce from authoritative records; forged/replayed records and collusion scenarios are handled; published rules, funding and fulfillment are approved.
Plan allocation: Competition eligibility and its subscription allocation are undecided under the final three-plan lineup. Do not advertise prize access as included.
See the related current toolLet players report problems and follow improvements.
Account-bound community submissions/voting and roadmap links exist alongside the expanded study previews. Production moderation and issue-to-release operations still need acceptance.
Verify moderation, permissions and pagination on the target host; connect redacted repro cases and release notes to resolved issues.
Ownership, voting, moderation and pagination tests pass on the deployed host; public posts contain no private account data.
Plan allocation: Community and roadmap feedback remain available to all plans; contributions require the applicable account permissions.
Open the current previewKeep human coaching as a separate future business decision.
Original marketplace scaffolding remains retained but outside the product; no directory, booking flow or transactions are activated by this work.
Reopen only through an explicit separate scope, operating model and approval; do not bundle it into the current Elite promise.
A separate approved product brief and execution budget exist before implementation.
Plan allocation: No current plan includes the parked marketplace.
THE $50 RELEASE DECISION
A connected, trustworthy learning experience. A long feature list alone does not meet this bar.
Every feature sold as included has a working route, authentic data, an owner and a passing end-to-end test. Unfinished expansions stay clearly planned.
Independent rule/math fixtures pass. Exact calculation, sampled equity, authored strategy, exploit assumptions and matching solver outputs stay visibly distinct.
Study records survive device changes and recovery. The same account owns play, imports, drills and billing. Export and deletion are tested.
Validate deterministic coaching with poker reviewers. Keep model explanations disabled until the actual provider passes held-out multi-turn factual, quality, privacy, latency and failure tests; local timeouts and hallucination diagnostics are not acceptable release evidence.
Purchase, renewal, failed payment, cancellation and downgrade are verified in test mode before live rollout. Elite checkout remains disabled until release approval.
Representative players complete play → save → understand → drill → retest on desktop and mobile. Improvement claims require measured unseen transfer, not only quiz repetition.
INFORMED BY THE CATEGORY
Official product pages inform these priorities. Feature coverage is not proof that our implementation equals or beats another product. The goal is a better connected practice-to-study experience; that still needs to be measured.
START WITH THE WORKING TOOLS
The preview saves locally. Export your work before changing devices.