We are sure you're thinking, "what does my score mean?".

The way we measure our performance against the Trainer is by tracking "EV Loss" or Expected Value Loss. The best possible result after you pick your action is an EV Loss of 0. This means your action breaks even against a perfect player.

When EV Loss isn’t 0, the number shown is the amount of big blinds that we would lose taking a specific action in the long run. It is possible to make a poor play (high EV Loss) that results in you winning a specific hand.

I’m sure you’ve all seen players make bad plays and win the pot. Or make the right play and lose the pot. Over time EV Loss will track closer and closer to actual losses.

We only care about EV Loss, we don’t care whether or not we win any one particular hand. This allows us to have a long term mindset towards poker that focuses on the quality of our decisions and not short term results.

Remember the WPT GTO Trainer puts you up against an unbeatable (i.e. perfect) opponent. There is no winning in the long-term against it. The most we can ever hope for is to break-even.

This is great for us, since this perfect opponent is also the perfect teacher.

Over time, the closer we come to break-even play against the Trainer, the tougher we become as a player and the harder it will be for our opponents to play against us.

So don’t get discouraged. It’s normal to feel challenged when you are learning new concepts. After all, the WPT GTO Trainer is literally a perfect opponent.

Whether you need practice postflop after defending your Big Blind in a Tournament, or you want to drill 3-bet defense from middle position with deep stacks in a Cash Game, it’s just one click away.

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