Hey guys, I wanted to share a project I’ve been building called NodeHero. It started from a pretty simple frustration: I felt like a lot of modern poker study became extremely passive. Endless solver outputs. Long theory videos. Massive chart libraries. A ton of information… but not always a great way to actually improve decision-making under pressure inside real tournaments. So over the last little while, I started building a more interactive/workout-style poker training platform focused on:
- rapid reps
- pattern recognition
- pressure execution
- practical implementation
- solver intuition
- tournament decision-making The idea is to make studying feel more active and engaging instead of just consuming information endlessly. A few things currently on the site:
- Preflop trainer
- 3-bet exploit trainer
- Check-raise finder
- Precision sizing trainer
- IQ/leaderboard systems
- Interactive decision-based drills
- Spot explanations and theory breakdowns One thing I’m trying to emphasize is interesting solver behavior/patterns rather than just memorization. For example: spots where solver checks back hands people would never expect, weird overbet nodes, range interaction concepts, etc. The site is still early-stage and actively being improved daily, but I finally got it to a point where I’m comfortable letting people test it. Right now I’m running a free trial while I continue building content/features and cleaning things up. Site: https://www.nodeheropoker.com (https://www.nodeheropoker.com/) PROMOCODE --> 2PLUS2 Would genuinely appreciate feedback from serious players/studiers:
- what feels useful
- what feels confusing
- what you’d want expanded
- what kinds of drills/content you’d actually come back for Not trying to position this as “solver replacement magic.” More trying to build a bridge between theory and real-time execution. Appreciate anyone who checks it out. Thanks, Jordan