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Learn Today ​

Learn Today is the page that brings your whole daily review into one place: your concept review cards and your range grids. One page to open every day. For grids, it is organised around your program: what you are working on right now, not your whole library.

Why a single page? ​

Memorization used to be scattered: review cards on one side, grid draw mode on the other, with no shared agenda. The result is that you review whatever comes to mind, not what you are about to forget.

Since April 2026, both go through the same SM-2 algorithm and the same front door:

  • You no longer choose what to review, the app tells you
  • You see at a glance what is left for the day
  • Your consistency is measured across both at once

What you see when you open the page ​

One column in four parts, from top to bottom (on a computer as on a phone):

  1. Your game and your path: Your format (MTT, Cash game, Spin…) and Your table (Full ring or 6-max, the other sizes under Other size). One tap is enough: it is saved at once and kept for your next visits. Everything the page offers follows this setting. Below, Your MTT path (if you have the MTT concepts): the 7 steps, one below the other, the step in progress with its next action (see Your MTT path). In MTT without the path, Start the MTT path (free) offers it (subscribers: Import the full MTT path, the full pack directly); in another format (Cash game, Spin…), there is no path and no tournament phases. Ask the coach opens the coach with a ready-made question.
  2. My sessions: your routines to replay in one tap, before a playing session. Each session has its line (its name, what it plays, its duration) and Start plays it in one tap. New session creates one; Edit my sessions opens My sessions full screen. The first three are also shortcuts at the top of the Strategy page.
  3. Review by theme: a tag filter, then Situations, One grid and Cards on what it keeps (see Review by theme); You often miss: …, the situation where you go wrong most when there is one, fills it in one tap (see Where you miss most).
  4. History: your grid reviews, Situations runs and card sessions, with your day at the top (today's reviews, your streak, a milestone when you reach one).

No program to build anymore: on your first visit, the page sets your format (MTT if you have the path, otherwise the one of most of your grids) and your table itself, and prepares a warm-up session as an example. You then change your format and table in one tap.

Your MTT path ​

The whole path, step by step. You don't have to follow the order: the Strategy page suggests the step in progress, but here you open any unlocked step. Tap a step to see its three phases:

  1. Read: its concepts in order (checked once read) and "Finish reading the concepts" to open the next one.
  2. Cards: the review cards of the concepts read, validated at your first Success, and "Review the step's cards".
  3. Hands: the step's grids validated, and how long your Situations run on those grids lasts (3, 5, 10 or 15 min). On the free plan: "Play 10 hands".

A step is covered once its concepts are read and 80 % of its cards and grids are validated. At the end of a run or a card session started from a step, you see where the step stands, then "Continue the path" takes you back to the Strategy page. See also Your MTT path.

Review by theme ​

The grids counted are those of your format and table, not your whole library.

Filter by tags: the same tags as in your library (tournament phase in MTT, spot, position, opponent, stack, your own tags), only the ones your grids and concepts carry; the format and table are set at the top of the page. One tap on a tag filters everything below, and the result line says it at once, for example "3 grids, 2 cards due". Within a category, at least one of the chosen tags; across categories, all of them. For cards, a concept counts when the tags it carries match the filter (a concept tagged Early stage is in Early stage, Cut-off). Folders: Choose folders opens your library's tree (only the folders holding grids or concepts of your format and table); tick one or more: each ticked folder counts with everything it holds, subfolders included, grids and cards alike. The tags then filter inside them. The filter is kept on your device for your next visit; Clear all removes it, and Save as a session turns it into a session. When nothing matches: "No grid matches. Remove a filter, or tag your grids from your library." Filtering is free; each start follows the day's limits.

Each card has its own Start button, on what the filter keeps (no filter: everything):

  • Situations: the key hands of the grids of your program, shown at the table. You answer, you see the range. The key hands you play count toward your schedule: a grid is validated once you have played 80 % of its key hands. Pick a volume (number of hands or duration) then Start: the run draws from every grid of your format and table.
  • One grid: a draw. Redraw a grid from memory, compare, rate yourself. Your rating schedules the next review. The card shows "N in total, M due today".
  • Cards: your due review cards (those of the concepts the filter keeps, or all of them), with the number of cards waiting.

Everything is explained in Review a Grid and Situations.

For the cards, the flow is the one described in Spaced Repetition: question, answer, self-rating Success / Average / Failed.

A greyed-out card is not a bug

When a queue is empty, the card stays visible but its button becomes inactive. This is on purpose: you see that it is done, not that it disappeared.

Daily free limit

Without a subscription, you get 10 review cards and one grid review (or one Situations run) each day. Once a limit is reached, the page stays open: your path, your counts and your history stay visible. A line at the top of the free reviews tells you what is done for today, with "Unlock all of Poker Toolkit". Only the session concerned (cards, the draw or Situations) shows the subscription offer when you start it.

History ​

Below free review, the History section lists all your grid reviews, grouped by day (Today, Yesterday, then the date):

  • The grid name and its location in your library
  • Your rating: Success, Medium or Failed
  • A thumbnail of what you drew, compared to the expected range

Your Situations runs are there too, with their score and a few stats. Tap a card to reopen the review or the run, and test yourself on the grid again if you want. See History.

The Strategy menu badge ​

Everywhere in the app, the Strategy tab of the menu (at the top on desktop, at the bottom on mobile) carries a small badge with the number of cards and grids to do today, the same numbers as the card on your Strategy page. Past 20 it shows 20+. Until you have a program, it is a plain dot, with no number. When everything is done, nothing shows.

The review pill ​

The pill is how you discover the page right after your first import: from your first review (a grid or a card), it no longer shows and the menu badge takes over.

While you browse your strategy, a floating reminder shows the number of cards and grids (from your program) left to review, with direct access to the page. Until you have a program, it simply says Review, with no number: the page then starts by building your program.

It is unobtrusive by design:

  • It stays hidden as long as the "Learn Today" button is visible at the top of the page
  • It slides in from the right as soon as that button scrolls off screen
  • It disappears on review, practice and new-concept pages

In other words, you never have two reminders on screen at the same time.

At the end of every session started from this page (grids, Situations, Sequences, express session, timed run, cards), Back to reviews takes you back to it.

Accessing the page ​

  • From the Strategy tab of the menu, which shows what is to do
  • From the Today block at the top of your Strategy page, button Review now (see The Strategy page)
  • From the floating pill once you have scrolled, until your first review
  • From Review my grids, the last getting-started step
  • Directly: poker-toolkit.com/en/app/strategy/review

Best practices ​

  1. Open this page first, before creating or editing anything. Review first, produce second.
  2. Empty both queues rather than just one. Cards and grids train two different kinds of memory.
  3. Warm up with Situations before your poker session. Ten hands at the table, right before you sit down, beat an hour of hindsight analysis.
  4. Open the app even on quiet days: your streak is preserved and you earn XP, even with nothing due.

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