AI copilot for PokerNow

Know the table. Make the better play.

Copilot sits beside your PokerNow game. It keeps stats on every opponent, works out your equity as the board comes, and when you ask, its AI coach suggests a play and tells you why. Every decision stays yours.

  • AI decisions: an action and the reason behind it.
  • Opponent reads: stats and style tags on every seat.
  • Live equity: Hold'em and Omaha, street by street.

Example hand · NLHE 1/2 · 6-max

    Pot 4.5bb

    riverratCO · 97bb
    MikaSB · 64bb
    TheoBB · 118bb
    AnaUTG · 92bb
    JulesHJ · 140bb
    riverrat bets 3bbD
    YouBTN · 100bb

    You · BTN · 100bb

    • A♠
    • J♠

    Equity vs a random hand

    65%suited ace, in position

    Facing

    • riverrat opens 3bb (CO)
    • VPIP 41% · PFR 30%
    • 412 hands

    AI coach

    Raise to 9bb

    riverrat plays 41% of hands and raises 30%, so his cutoff open is often weak. A♠J♠ plays well in position: 3-bet for value and to take the lead into the flop.

    • Fold
    • Call
    • Raise (suggested)
    • Hold'em and Omaha
    • Reads only what the table shows
    • You make every decision
    • Free to start

    AI coach

    A coach at your elbow, one click away

    Ask about a spot and Copilot's AI looks at it the way a good player would, then answers in a sentence or two: what to do, and why it fits this opponent.

    • What it sees. Your cards and the board, the pot and the price to call, positions and stack depths, and the stats of everyone still in the hand.
    • What it returns. An action with a size, the reasoning, a read of the bettor's likely hands, and how sure it is given the sample.
    • Auto-analysis. When you face a bet, the answer can arrive without a click.Pro
    • Omaha too. In PLO the AI also gets Copilot's exact hand read, so it works from counted facts instead of guessing at nuts and outs.
    • 1 credit per answer. Nothing is spent until you ask, or turn on auto-analysis.
    CopilotExample

    Hand

    • T♥
    • 9♥

    Board

    • J♥
    • 8♣
    • 2♥
    • K♠

    Pot

    30bb

    Equity

    54%

    Dex BB · bets 12bbn=86

    • V 28%
    • P 20%
    • 3B 6%
    • F↳ 44%
    • AF 2.9

    AI analysis

    Action
    Call 12bb
    Why
    You need 29% to call 12bb into 30bb. Fifteen outs (nine hearts, three queens, three sevens) hit about a third of the time on the river. Dex folds to only 44% of c-bets and bets often (AF 2.9), so a semi-bluff raise rarely takes the pot: call and keep his bluffs in.
    Range
    Kx, two pair and sets; some QT and heart draws
    Confidence
    Medium (86 hands)

    Turn · 1 credit · answered by Gemini

    1. Table (in your browser): Cards, board, pot, seats
    2. Stats (in your browser): VPIP, PFR, 3-bet, AF
    3. Brief (on our server): Omaha adds read + equity
    4. AI (on our server): Gemini, server (1 credit per answer)
    5. Action + reason (in your browser): e.g. Raise to 9bb, and why

    HUD and reads

    Know every opponent

    Copilot reads the hand log PokerNow keeps for each table and builds a profile of everyone you play with. The longer you sit, the sharper it gets.

    • Stats on every seat. VPIP, PFR, aggression and a tag, right on the badge, once Copilot has seen 5 hands from a player; before that the badge shows the hand count.
    • Player styles, nit to maniac. Open a player's notes in PokerNow and Copilot fills in their stats and colours them by style.
    • Reads in plain words. Hints like “folds to c-bets: fire the flop” as the hand plays, and a full AI read of any player from their badge.

    Players seen · VPIP vs PFR

    Example

    riverrat

    412 hands seen

    LAG
    VPIP
    41% (typical 20–30%)
    PFR
    30% (typical 15–24%)
    3-bet
    9% (typical 5–10%)
    Fold to c-bet
    58% (typical 40–55%)
    AF
    3.4 (typical 2–3.5)

    Typical at a 6-max table

    On their seat

    41/30 AF3.4 Bluff

    Tags

    Bluffs draws
    Loose and very aggressive: VPIP over 35%, PFR over 25%, AF over 3

    Reads

    • Plays 41% of hands and raises 30%: expect wide opens, and play back at him with more hands.
    • Folds to 58% of flop c-bets: a small c-bet takes the pot more often than not.
    • AF 3.4: he bets and raises far more than he calls, so one bet from him says less than usual.
    • VPIPHands played voluntarily
    • PFRPreflop raises
    • 3-betRe-raises before the flop
    • Fold to c-betGives up to a flop bet
    • AFBets and raises per call
    • nHands seen: the sample size
    • Pot oddsThe price of a call
    • SPRStack-to-pot ratio
    • PositionIn or out of position
    • EquityYour share vs one random hand preflop, one per opponent after
    • Calling stationPlays many hands, rarely raises: VPIP over 40%, PFR under 12%, AF under 1.5
    • Folds to turn pressureFolds to flop c-bets over 65% of the time, over at least 5 flop c-bets faced
    • Bombs riverVery aggressive overall: AF over 4, over at least 8 bets and raises
    • Bluffs drawsLoose and very aggressive: VPIP over 35%, PFR over 25%, AF over 3
    • Slowplays monstersCalls preflop, aggressive after: VPIP over 30%, PFR under 15%, AF over 2.5
    • TAGUnder 24% of hands, raises over 15%, AF over 1.8
    • NitUnder 20% of hands, and not a TAG
    • LAG / ManiacOver 38% of hands, AF over 3
    • 3-bet heavy3-bets over 12%, raises over 22%

    Equity

    Equity on every street

    Copilot plays out hundreds of run-outs in your browser and shows your share of the pot as each card lands. Today it deals a random hand to each opponent still in (one before the flop): a steady gauge of raw strength, not a guess at what your opponents hold.

    Equity vs a random hand · Hold'em

    • A♠
    • J♠
    65%Preflop: suited ace, in position

    Equity vs a random hand by street, Example hand · NLHE 1/2 · 6-max
    Preflop65%
    Flop71%
    Turn62%
    River100%
    • No board yet
    Example hand · NLHE 1/2 · 6-max. Computed the way Copilot does it: a simulation against one random hand.

    Omaha hand read

    Example hand · PLO · flop

    Your cards

    • Q♦
    • Q♣
    • A♥
    • 8♥

    Board

    • J♥
    • T♦
    • 9♥

    Equity vs a random hand

    89%

    Made hand
    Queen-high straight (Q-8 with J-T-9)
    Nut status
    2nd nuts: only K-Q makes a bigger straight
    Blockers
    Your two queens are in half of the K-Q combos
    Draws
    Nut flush draw in hearts (A♥ 8♥)
    Outs
    9 of 45 turn cards give you the nuts
    • Hold'em and Omaha. Four-, five- and six-card PLO, with the two-hole-card rule built in.
    • The Omaha read. Made hand, nut status, blockers, draws and outs, counted exactly.Pro
    • Free starts preflop. Pro adds the flop, turn and river.

    Super · coming soon

    Scouting reports on your regulars

    Two tools are in the works for Super: exploit dossiers that sum up a regular on one page, and a Data Explorer that ranks everyone in your hand history by any stat. Neither is available yet. Super today gives you everything in Pro and 200 AI credits a month.

    Coming soon

    Preview of the Data Explorer and exploit dossiers planned for Super. Coming soon.

    Data Explorer · your player pool

    Ranked by fold to c-bet Example

    PlayerHandsFold to c-betPool percentile
    Ana23068%100
    riverrat41258%83
    Theo18849%67
    Jules30047%50
    Kai15441%33
    bigslick9631%17
    Otto17524%0

    Exploit dossier

    riverrat · 412 hands Example

    Biggest leak
    Folds to 58% of flop c-bets while playing 41% of hands.
    Your line
    When he calls your preflop raise, c-bet small: he gives up more often than not.
    Watch for
    AF 3.4: he bets and raises far more than he calls, so one bet from him is not proof of strength.

    Compare

    More than numbers on a seat

    A HUD tells you how someone has played. Copilot adds what that means for the hand in front of you.

    Copilot compared with a stats-only HUD and with no tools
    CapabilityCopilotStats-only HUDNo tools
    Stats on every seatYesYesNo
    Player styles and pattern tagsYesNumbers onlyNo
    Equity on every street, Hold'em and OmahaYesNoNo
    Omaha read: nuts, blockers, outsYesNoNo
    AI suggestion with the reasonYesNoNo
    Auto-analysis when you face a betYesNoNo
    Free to startYesVariesYes
    Hand history replayerComing soonNoNo
    Exploit dossiers and Data ExplorerComing soonNoNo

    “Stats-only HUD” means a tool that shows numbers on each seat and nothing more; check any tool you use for what it offers. Postflop equity, the Omaha read and auto-analysis are part of Pro.

    How it works

    Three steps to your first read

    1. Add to Chrome

      Install Copilot from the Chrome Web Store. It's free.

    2. Sign in

      Use Google or an emailed link to switch on the AI coach. New accounts get 15 credits to try it. The HUD and preflop equity work without an account.

    3. Open a PokerNow table

      Open Copilot's side panel at any table. Badges appear on each seat as hands are played.

    Plans

    Start free. Upgrade when it earns its seat.

    Every plan includes the HUD and the AI coach. Paid plans add equity after the flop and a monthly allowance of credits.

    • Free$0HUD stats, preflop equity and 15 AI credits when you sign up.
    • Pro$9/month or $119 onceEquity on every street, the Omaha read, auto-analysis and 50 AI credits a month.
    • Super$39/monthEverything in Pro with 200 AI credits a month. Dossiers and the Data ExplorerComing soon
    Compare plans
    Example of your account page after signing up.

    sam@example.com

    Member since March

    ProExample
    • AI credits

      112

      Next 50 on the 14th

    • Plan

      Pro

      $9/month · renews on the 14th

    • Dossiers

      With Super

      Coming soon

    • Chrome extension

      Connected in this browser

    • Earn credits

      Invite a friend: you both get 100 credits when they start a paid plan.pokernowcopilot.com/r/k7m2q9xa

    Fair play

    It reads the table. You play the hand.

    Copilot works only with what PokerNow already puts on your screen.

    What Copilot does

    • Reads your cards, the board, the bets and the table's hand log.
    • Keeps stats on the players you sit with, in your browser.
    • Suggests a play and explains it when you ask.

    What it never does

    • See hidden cards, or anything a player hasn't shown.
    • Bet, call or raise for you. The only button it can press is check or fold, in an away mode you switch on yourself.
    • Share your stats or hands with other players.

    Each PokerNow game is run by its host, and some hosts don't allow assistance tools. Check the rules of your game before you play.

    FAQ

    Questions, answered

    Which games does Copilot support?

    No-limit Hold'em and pot-limit Omaha on PokerNow, including five- and six-card Omaha. In hi-lo games the equity shown is for the high hand only.

    Is Copilot allowed on PokerNow?

    Copilot only reads what PokerNow shows you, and it never bets for you. Whether assistance tools are welcome is each game host's call, so check the rules of the game you join.

    Does it play for me?

    No. Copilot suggests and you decide. The one exception is an away mode you turn on yourself: it checks or folds while you are gone, as the table timer would, and turns off when you are back.

    What data does Copilot store?

    Copilot keeps its opponent stats in your browser. If you sign in, our server keeps your account, plan and credit balance, and Stripe handles payments. Each AI call sends the hand and the stats of the players in it to our server, which asks Google Gemini to write the answer.

    What's different between Hold'em and Omaha?

    Both get stats, equity and the AI coach. Omaha adds a hand read that counts the nuts, blockers and outs exactly, because four hole cards make those hard to see at a glance. The Omaha read is part of Pro.

    Can I cancel anytime?

    Yes. Cancel from your account page and your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for. Pro Lifetime is a single payment of $119.

    How do AI credits work?

    Each AI answer costs 1 credit. New accounts get 15 to start. Pro includes 50 a month and Super 200; monthly credits you don't use end with the period. Packs of 150 cost $2.99, and those never expire.

    Bring Copilot to your next game

    Free to install. The HUD and preflop equity work without an account; sign in when you want the AI coach.