Sticking to the plan after the game changed
One of five poker player patterns
The Architect
You decide before the hand starts: how you play it, how long you play, what you do at each stack size. You play the same way on a good day and a bad one.
What it usually costs
Hands where the table changed and you kept playing your plan.
What it is good for
You are the same player in hour six as in hour one.
One thing to try next session
Once an hour, ask what is different about this table now. Play the next hand from the answer.
How to know whether this is really you
Find a session where the table changed: a big player sat down, or the loose one left. See whether anything in your game changed with it.
A pattern read from seven answers is a guess. The app reads your actual hands. Log your hands at the table, and the app shows which spot costs you the most. Example screen.
Free to start. No card. About 30 seconds.
The other four patterns
- The Reactor: playing worse right after a big pot.
- The Protector: folding the hand that was ahead.
- The Hunter: seeing a spot that was not really there.
- The Grinder: playing hours that were not worth playing.
Take the quiz if you have not yet: seven questions, about a minute, cash games or tournaments.
18 and over. An AI coach, not a person. This is a coaching lens, not a psychological or medical assessment, and it is not financial advice. Play responsibly.