Poker
Poker dealer training: from your first down to the mixed rotation.
For new dealers breaking in, dealers moving from cash to tournaments, and working dealers staying sharp on mixed games.
What you drill
Learn to deal
- Dealer basics and hand rankings
- Hold’em, Omaha and Omaha Hi-Lo
- Stud, Stud Hi-Lo and Razz
Break-in drills
- Pot math and pot-limit sizing
- Rake and drop, cutting change
- Chip handling, floor calls, procedure
Showdown
- Reading hands
- Finding the best five
- Pushing the right pot to the right player
Pots and mixed games
- Split pots and side pots
- Stud first to act, every street
- The Dealer’s Choice rotation
Tests
- Mock auditions
- The Final Gauntlet
- The rotation gauntlet
For working dealers
- Tournament rules and complex side pots
- A speed ladder
- Practice log


What we teach, and what your school teaches
Learn to Deal is the lessons in the app. It starts with dealer basics and hand rankings, then Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, Stud, Stud Hi-Lo and Razz.
We teach
- The rules
- The pays
- Procedure order
- Speed
Your school teaches
- Pitching
- Chip handling
- Stick work
- Live pace
An app can’t teach your hands. Your instructor or your room does that, on a real table.
Plans
Free to start. The paid track goes past the basics: the mixed-game rotation, side pots, rake and drop, and a graded gauntlet your room can proctor.
Free
$0
Always free
- Dealer basics and hand rankings
- How every game plays
- Dealing Hold’em: the lesson, guided hand and replay
- Stud bring-in spotter, every level
- Hold’em pot drill, first two levels
- One scored Hold’em test
Break-In Track
$59$99
Founding price, through January 31, 2027
About 100 founding spots left
One-time, yours to keep. 5-day refund.
- Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, Stud, Stud Hi-Lo and Razz lessons
- Pot math, rake and drop, cutting change, floor calls, procedure
- Showdown: hand reading, best five, push the pot
- The Final Gauntlet
Bundles: Break-In + Table Games $149, Everything $229, one-time.
Training with a room or school? Ask them about Riffle & Box.
Questions
Does it work offline?
Do I need an account?
Is my practice shared with anyone?
Quick answers
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