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What is the AI Training Debrief?

After a training session, you can request an AI Training Debrief — an automated analysis that looks at your session performance and identifies patterns in your mistakes. Unlike the basic mistake review (which just shows individual errors), the AI debrief finds conceptual patterns across your errors. It answers questions like:
  • Are you systematically too loose or too tight in a position?
  • Do you have a bias toward certain actions (e.g., always calling instead of folding)?
  • Are there specific hand classes (pairs, suited connectors, offsuit broadways) where you consistently struggle?

How to use the AI debrief

1

Complete a training session

Run a Decision mode or Recall mode session on any spot or study plan.
2

View the session summary

After ending the session, the summary screen appears.
3

Click AI Debrief

Click the AI Debrief button. The AI analyzes your session data (all hands, your answers, the correct answers) and generates a report.
4

Read the analysis

The debrief includes:
  • An overall assessment of your session
  • Identified leak patterns (e.g., “You tend to fold suited aces that should be raising”)
  • Specific hand examples illustrating the pattern
  • Recommendations for what to focus on next

What the AI looks for

Analysis typeDescription
Action biasWhether you favor one action over others (e.g., too aggressive or too passive)
Hand class patternsWhether errors cluster in specific hand types (pairs, suited connectors, offsuit broadways)
Positional leaksWhether you play differently than you should in certain positions
Frequency errorsWhether you’re treating mixed-strategy hands as pure decisions
Range boundary issuesWhether you consistently misplace the edges of your range

AI debrief limits by plan

PlanAI debriefs per day
Free1
Pro10
Elite30
Your daily debrief count resets at midnight.

Tips for getting value from debriefs

Use debriefs after longer sessions. A session with 5 hands doesn’t give the AI much data to work with. Train at least 20–30 hands before requesting a debrief for meaningful insights.
  • Read the debrief carefully and compare it against your own sense of where you struggle
  • If the AI identifies a consistent leak (like “too passive with medium pairs”), create a study plan targeting those specific hands
  • Track whether your leaks improve over time by comparing debriefs from different sessions
  • Don’t use all your daily debriefs in one sitting — spread them across your sessions to get feedback on different spots