Take a sneak peek at the GTO Stat Checker

The Mobius GTO Stat Checker (MTT Version) includes over 2,000 custom stats. Below is a sneak peek from one page of the preflop stat checker, which analyzes preflop play at 40 bb stack depth.

This tool uses a color-coding system to highlight areas for improvement automatically. If a student's stats (Hero) are marked in blue, it indicates passivity at that node. Conversely, red indicates over-aggressiveness.

For example, in the Defense vs. Open Raise section, this student tends to significantly overfold their big blind against small open raise sizes, and misses 3-bet opportunities.

Note: All solver frequencies in the stat checker are chipEV solutions. The stat checker does not include ICM stats at this time.

Even when accounting for ICM, the student still appears to be playing too passively. For example, the student folded more than 40% of the time, on average, from the big blind vs. min steals.

In the next page of the preflop stat checker, in the Defense vs. Open Raise section, you can see that the student also misses 3bets from outside the blinds. Believe it or not, preflop leaks like these are extremely common, even for high stakes pros.

This was a big surprise when I started doing many database reviews, especially for high stakes players. Even though we have commercial GTO trainers and free GTO preflop charts, professional poker players still often struggle with preflop play.

A student's preflop game might look good on the surface, but when you dig deeper—looking at how they respond to different open raise sizes and whether they 3-bet enough from all positions—you start to see many leaks.

The stat checker doesn’t just cover preflop play. On the General page, you can see all your most important aggregated stats.

In the course's video modules, I’ll give you target ranges for the most crucial stats to ensure you're defending and being aggressive at optimal levels.

For example, in the River section, you can see that the student bet the river only 36% of the time in all lines. The optimal river bet frequency is about 5% higher.

The student also folded vs. river bets an average of 40% of the time. The optimal fold frequency for this stat is 46-49%, so this student overdefended the river by around 7-8%.

Finally, the Stat Checker also allows you to see your range composition in all lines. The student bluffed 31% of the time when betting the river. This is a significant overbluff, but it’s actually a correct exploit. You’ll see why in a moment…

The stat checker maps your frequencies against GTO stats for all common postflop spots in single-raised, isolation, limped, and 3bet pots. These GTO stats were generated using PioSOLVER multi-flop aggregation reports and the self-play tool.

For example, on the next page, you'll see that this student significantly overfolds vs. small flop c-bets as the in-position preflop caller. This is a prevalent leak many players still face.

Analyze your opponents’ leaks

The stat checker goes beyond just analyzing your own play. In the course's video modules, I'll demonstrate how you can use it against your opponents. For instance, you can check your pool’s river fold frequency, both in general, and in all common river lines.

On the following page, you'll see a report for regs in this student’s pool, which show they massively overfold in all river lines when they're the preflop raiser in position.

That’s why it’s a good thing the student is overbluffing! By doing so, he is substantially exploiting his pool. These GTO river frequencies are crucial for conducting effective population analysis.

Having complete insight into all your leaks, and the leaks of your pool, can make you unstoppable at the tables. Instead of aimlessly watching the latest poker videos or randomly reviewing hand histories with a GTO trainer, you'll focus precisely on what's crucial for your improvement.

This awareness of your weaknesses, as well as the weaknesses of your opponents, gives you a huge strategic edge over your competition.

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