Your MTT path
step by step

Import.
Read.
Review.

A tool to work on your tournaments, with a base to get going fast.
Poker Toolkit is not a course: it's a tool. It comes with MTT ranges organized from the start of the tournament to the end, 32 concepts and their 280 review cards, and a 7-step path on your review page, so you can get to grips with it and start working right away. That base is yours to adapt to your game.

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The 7 steps of Your MTT path

  1. 1

    Getting started in poker free

    10 concepts to read before any tournament: poker vocabulary, positions, pot odds, the concept of a range, aggression, player profiles, the tracker, bankroll. On the grid side: the opens of the early stage of Structured MTT, seat by seat.

  2. 2

    Early stage 1st concept free

    5 concepts: stealing the blinds and dealing with stealers, then preflop, flop, turn and river with deep stacks. On the grid side: the Early stage block, with opens, defense facing an open and facing a 3bet.

  3. 3

    Middle stage

    2 concepts: middle-stage preflop, and managing your stack and ICM before the bubble. On the grid side: the same spots at 40–60bb, 25–40bb and 15–25bb.

  4. 4

    The bubble

    It all depends on your stack: apply pressure with a big one, play solid with a medium one, wait it out with a short one. On the grid side: the bubble grids, stack by stack.

  5. 5

    After the bubble (ITM)

    ICM eases off: back to a structured strategy, spotting who loosens up and who stays tight. On the grid side: your ITM grids, stack by stack.

  6. 6

    Late stage

    5 concepts: leverage, resteals, short-stack play and facing a resteal, pressure spots with the big stack. On the grid side: the end of the tournament, stack by stack. Below 15bb, the Push or Fold pack takes over (see our push or fold guide).

  7. 7

    Bonus concepts

    8 concepts to read at any time: decision trees, range reading, poker math, sizing, adjusting to your opponent's profile, an equity and outs cheat sheet.

The grids for steps 2 to 6 come from the Structured MTT (full path) pack: about 1,300 grids by stage, stack and seat, against each opponent. The 32 concepts and their 280 review cards come with it, in the MTT concepts folder. The notes, cards and concept titles are written in English.

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Import a complete base
in one click

No blank page.
Right after signing up, the pack gallery offers you MTT path (discovery) to try it for free, Structured MTT (full path) to cover the whole tournament. The import runs on our servers, so you can keep using the app in the meantime.

Organized like a tournament

One folder per stage, one subfolder per stack, then one grid per seat and per opponent. Every grid is tagged (format, stage, position, stack): you can find any spot in two clicks in the range editor. The concepts are filed under MTT concepts: 1. Getting started in poker, 2. Tournament play stage by stage and 3. Bonus.

A base, not the truth

The imported ranges and notes are a starting point. Change a cell, rewrite a note, delete a card, add your own grids and concepts: session after session, the library becomes yours. To understand what's behind an opening range, read our open range guide.

2

Your MTT path
on your review page

All 7 steps, with the current one open.
On the Learn today page, Your MTT path lists each step's concepts in order. “Read: …” opens the next one, and “I've read it”, at the bottom of the note, adds its review cards to your reviews. “Review this step's grids” launches the step's grids in your program.

Read, then check

A card only reaches your reviews once you've read its note: you review what you've read, not everything at once. Related concepts open with one tap from the note.

Nothing imposed

Bonus concepts can be read at any time, and you can open any step whenever you like. Your progress (concepts read out of concepts imported) is shown at the top of the path.

3

Your program picks
what to work on today

Your format, your table size, your sequences.
On the same page, your program only keeps the grids that matter to you and sets up ready-to-play sequences: 5-min warm-up, Opens, BB defense, Facing an open, Facing a 3bet, Whole program. The recommended sequence is already selected.

A progression, nothing locked

A sequence is mastered once 80% of its grids are: the next one is then recommended. You can still play whichever one you want, whenever you want.

Where you miss most

Once you've played enough, the page shows you the spot you get wrong most often (for example BB defense at 20–25bb). One tap, and your session focuses on it.

4

Situations: your key hands
played at the table

The hands you hesitate on, the borderline ones between two actions.
Each hand is dealt at a table, with your seat, the stacks and the action in front of you. You answer with the actions from your grid, then you see the range. Once you've played 80% of a grid's key hands, it's validated and its next review is scheduled.

Review a grid

To really memorize a grid, redraw it from memory, compare it with the expected range and rate yourself. Spaced repetition brings it back at the right time.

Your sessions and history

Your sessions start again in one tap before you play: a warm-up is ready, and with full access you save your own once and for all. The history keeps every review and every game, even one stopped halfway, day by day.

5

Your notes and review cards
in the same place

Ranges tell you what to play, notes tell you why.
The concepts you've read join your program with their review cards. Add your own concepts alongside them: the AI can structure them and turn them into review cards. Everything is reviewed on the same page, cards and grids alike. The details are on our method for learning without forgetting.

Free to get started

MTT path (discovery): all of step 1 (10 concepts, the 100 early stage grids of Structured MTT) and the first concept of step 2, that is 11 concepts and 94 review cards, with your MTT program ready to go. Moving to the full path adds the other stages around these grids and keeps your reviews. Steps 3 to 7 stay visible but locked. Each day, one grid review or one 10-hand Situations game, plus up to 10 free review cards a day.

The full path to go further

“Unlock the full path” opens Structured MTT (full path), with Ranges Builder or full access: the 32 concepts, their 280 review cards and the grids for every step. Only what's missing is added, and your progress is kept. Full access adds unlimited reviews, unlimited or timed Situations, your own sequences and AI credits. See pricing.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a poker course?

No. Poker Toolkit is a study tool. It comes with a base of ranges, concepts and review cards so you can get to grips with it and start working right away, instead of staring at a blank page. You edit that base, add to it and adapt it to your game. No promise of results: your own work is what counts.

What is in Structured MTT (full path)?

About 1,300 10-max grids, organized by tournament stage (early, middle, bubble, after the bubble, late stage), by stack (40–60bb, 25–40bb, 15–25bb) and by seat, against each opponent. It also imports MTT concepts: 32 concepts and their 280 review cards, filed under 1. Getting started in poker, 2. Tournament play stage by stage and 3. Bonus. The notes, cards and concept titles are written in English. Every grid and concept is tagged, so your program, Your MTT path and Situations recognize them straight away.

How does Your MTT path work?

Your MTT path appears on the Learn today page as soon as you have a concept from the library. It has 7 steps: Getting started in poker, Early stage, Middle stage, The bubble, After the bubble (ITM), Late stage and Bonus concepts. Each step lists its concepts in order: “I've read it”, at the bottom of a note, adds its review cards to your reviews, and “Review this step's grids” launches the step's grids in your program. Bonus concepts can be read at any time.

What is free?

Creating an account and importing MTT path (discovery), from the pack gallery (MTT path (discovery) card): the Early stage block of Structured MTT (100 10-max grids), the 10 concepts of step 1 and the first concept of step 2, that is 11 concepts and 94 review cards, with your MTT program and its ready-made sequences. Steps 3 to 7 stay visible but locked. Each day you get one grid review or one 10-hand Situations game, plus up to 10 free review cards a day. Unlocking the full path, with Structured MTT (full path), requires the Ranges Builder plan or full access.

I play 6-max or short-handed, does it work?

Yes. The packs are 10-max, and your program keeps the seats at your table: in 6-max, the first player to act uses the LoJack ranges. Situations set up the table with those seats.

How much time does it take each day?

As much as you like. A warm-up sequence takes 5 minutes before your session, a Situations game 10 or 20 hands. With full access, you can also pick a duration (1 to 60 minutes).

Import.
Review.
Adapt.

A base of ranges and notes to get to grips with the tool and start working right away.
Change it your way: it becomes yours.