Observed arrival · 2026-08-31
Nash Wants to Grade Your Poker Decisions, Not Your Luck
A no-sign-up poker assessment that uses six hands to estimate skill, assign a rating, and produce a personal playing-style fingerprint.
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Nash separates the quality of a poker decision from the result of the hand, illustrating the distinction with an all-in example graded EV +4.2 bb and A−. The initial assessment uses six hands and is described as producing a provisional rating and style fingerprint, while the broader system separates rated human play from practice against drills or bots. The homepage also specifies a 400–2800 scale with a starting point of 1200.
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