PokernowAI Copilot
Overview
Live stats, pot odds and AI suggestions for PokerNow tables: Hold'em, PLO and PLO5.
PokernowAI Copilot: a live HUD, pot odds, equity and AI advice for PokerNow, in one side panel. No Limit Texas Hold'em and PLO. Most PokerNow tools do one job. A HUD tracks opponents, a calculator runs equity, a chatbot gives advice, and none of them talk to each other. Copilot reads your table once and puts it all together: your cards, the board, every stack and every action, plus what you know about each player. The AI's advice is about the spot you are actually in, against the people actually in it, not a generic chart. There is nothing to set up. Open a game on pokernow.com, take a seat, and Copilot finds you. AN AI THAT SEES THE WHOLE TABLE Most poker chatbots get your two cards and a guess at the board. Copilot's AI gets a full, structured picture of the spot, read live from the table: • The game and its rules: No-Limit or pot-limit, Hold'em, PLO or PLO5, and Hi/Lo where the pot splits. • Your hole cards, the board, the street, the pot and the blinds. • Your position (in or out of position), your stack and every opponent's stack, in big blinds. • Who holds the initiative: the last player to bet or raise this street. • The exact buttons PokerNow is offering you, so it never suggests checking into a bet or a raise you can't make. • The measured tendencies of every opponent still in the hand: VPIP, PFR, 3-bet, aggression, fold to c-bet and behavioural tags. Each comes with its sample size, so a read on 400 hands carries more weight than one on 8. • In Omaha, an exact computed read of your hand (see below), which the AI is told to trust over its own reading of the cards. It is asked to be decisive and quantitative, to state any assumption it makes, and never to invent cards or stats it wasn't given. YOUR SPOT, ANSWERED INSIDE THE ACTION TIMER When it's your turn, Copilot shows the math straight away: what you have to call, the equity you need, your equity, and whether the numbers say continue or fold. One click (or ⌘⇧A / Ctrl+Shift+A) asks the AI for a full answer: • The play and the size, in big blinds or chips: "Raise to 19 BB", "Bet pot 7.5", "Check". • A mixed strategy for close spots, the way solvers express it: raise 55 / call 40 / fold 5. A mix shows when a spot is a near-toss-up between lines, instead of pretending there is one right answer. • Two short reasons grounded in this hand and these opponents, like "maria_k folds to a flop raise 62% of the time (34 hands)". • The full reasoning one click away: why this line and why this size. • Plans before the action reaches you: what to do if they bet, and what to do if they check, so you are never caught thinking with the timer running. Answers usually arrive in a couple of seconds. On Pro, auto-analyze delivers a suggestion on every turn without a click. Two advice styles: • Exploitative: leans on each player's measured leaks. Bluff the player who over-folds, value-bet thinner against the one who calls too much, and fold more against the one who only raises with the nuts. • Balanced: stays close to solid default lines and deviates only on large, well-sampled leaks. Better against unknowns and tough regulars. EXPLOIT DOSSIERS (SUPER) Pick any opponent and Copilot's AI writes a dossier on them: the three most profitable adjustments against that player, ranked by value. Each one is a short instruction backed by their numbers, naming the street and the bet size. For example: 1. Raise her flop c-bets. She c-bets 78% but gives up to a raise 62% of the time. 2. Don't bluff her rivers. She calls down light: W$SD 52%. 3. Steal her big blind. She defends only 31% against button opens. Dossiers are written per game, so a player's PLO habits never get mixed into their Hold'em read. Super includes 10 a month, and reopening one you already have is free. A HUD ON THE TABLE THAT READS THE SPOT • A small badge by every seat: VPIP / PFR / 3-bet, a player type (REG, TAG, LAG, NIT or FISH) and the number of hands behind it. • Stats that change with the situation. When a player holds the initiative, you see their c-bet, turn barrel and fold-to-raise numbers. When they don't, you see check-raise, fold to c-bet and donk bets. Those are the numbers that decide your next action. • Numbers well off the typical range for the game are colored, so leaks stand out at a glance. Typical ranges differ between Hold'em and Omaha, and Copilot knows which one you're playing. • New players say "too few to read" until there is enough to go on. No confident numbers built on three hands. • Click any badge for that player's full card: their stats, a one-line read, your notes, and a link to their profile. • The pot chip shows the equity you need, the equity you have, and the most you can bet or raise in pot-limit games. • A suggestion bubble sits above your cards on your turn. Press Esc to hide it. • Copilot outlines the PokerNow button it suggests. You still make the click. • Switch the HUD, full stats and the bubble on or off from the bar in the corner, or with ⌘⇧H / Ctrl+Shift+H. BUILT FOR OMAHA, NOT ADAPTED FROM HOLD'EM Omaha is where most poker tools quietly fall apart: they misread hands, ignore the two-card rule and count outs that aren't there. Copilot's Omaha read is enumerated card by card, using exactly two hole cards and three from the board, against every two-card holding an opponent could have. • Nut standing: your made hand, how many stronger hands are possible on this board, and what share of opponents' possible holdings beat you right now. • Board texture: monotone, two-tone or rainbow, paired or not, and what it makes possible. • Draws, named plainly: "nut flush draw + 13-card wrap", "open-ended straight draw", "not the nut draw (A♣ beats it)". • Clean versus dirty outs: which of your outs win, and which pair the board or complete a better hand for someone else. • Nut outs and redraws: how many cards give you the nuts, and whether your draw is to the nuts or to second best. • Blockers: how often your cards remove the nuts from an opponent's range, a key edge for bluffing and bluff-catching in Omaha. • PLO5: which hole card carries the draw. • Pot-limit geometry: the exact min, half-pot and pot amounts, and what a pot-sized line now and on the next street does to the stacks, so you know when the money goes in by the river. • Stats are kept separately for Hold'em, PLO and PLO5, so a player's loose Omaha game never pollutes their Hold'em numbers. The AI gets this computed read too, so its advice starts from the right hand, not a guess at it. EVERY PLAYER YOU'VE SAT WITH The Players tab keeps a profile on everyone, matched by their PokerNow player ID, so you recognise regulars at any table, even under a new name. • VPIP, PFR, 3-bet, c-bet, fold to a raise, fold to a 3-bet, went to showdown (WTSD), won at showdown (W$SD), aggression factor, check-raise, donk bets, limps and turn barrels. • VPIP by position for Hold'em: see who opens every button and who only plays from the cutoff. • How they enter Omaha pots (limp, call a raise or raise), plus habits like "leads into the raiser" or "rarely 3-bets: respect it when they do". • Their recent showdowns, with the cards they showed and how the hand went. That's the clearest evidence of what their bets really mean. • Your own notes on each player, kept for the next time you sit down with them. • Bring in a table's earlier hands when you join, so you start with stats on everyone instead of from zero. THE FLOW OF THE HAND, AT A GLANCE • Your cards, the board, the pot, what it costs to call, the equity you need and the stack-to-pot ratio (SPR), all in one card. • An equity meter with a line showing the equity you need to call. • The hand's action street by street, so you never lose track of who raised what. • Edge hints for the spot. A low SPR means commit or fold, with no implied odds left. A deep SPR means speculative hands gain value. You also get position advice, and player-specific calls like "folds to c-bets 70%: fire the flop" or "calling station: skip bluffs, bet thin value". • The opponents still in the hand, with the stats that matter on this street and the aggressor highlighted. PLANS Free, no card needed • The full table HUD with core stats on every player • Pot odds, the equity you need and edge hints on every decision • Preflop equity • 15 free AI credits when you create an account • The last 20 hands of a table's history when you join Pro: $8.99 a month, or $119.99 once for life • Equity on every street • The Omaha and PLO5 hand read • Auto-analyze: an AI suggestion on every turn without clicking • The full stat grid on every player • A table's complete history when you join • 50 AI credits a month Super: $38.99 a month • Everything in Pro • 200 AI credits a month • 10 exploit dossiers a month • Search every player you've ever played, by name or by type Need more answers? Add 150 AI credits for $4.99 at any time. One credit is one suggestion. Cancel any time; your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for. GETTING STARTED 1. Add PokernowAI Copilot to Chrome. 2. Open any game on pokernow.com and take a seat. The HUD appears by every player. 3. Click the toolbar icon and choose "Open side panel" for the full Copilot. 4. Create a free account at https://pokernowcopilot.com for your 15 free AI credits. 5. On your turn, press ⌘⇧A (Ctrl+Shift+A on Windows) or "Analyze this spot". Adjust everything in Settings: which stats appear on the table, sizes in big blinds or chips, how many hands before a player is read, and the advice style. You can back up and restore your player data, or delete it, at any time. YOU MAKE EVERY DECISION Copilot never acts for you. It suggests, explains and outlines the button, and you click it. The one exception is the optional AFK mode, which you switch on yourself: it checks when it can and folds otherwise while you step away. It is off unless you turn it on. PRIVACY • The extension reads your PokerNow table in your browser, and your stats and notes stay there, in Chrome's storage on your computer. Removing the extension deletes them. • The AI runs only when you ask, or when you turn on auto-analyze. Only then is that spot (cards, board, stacks, the available actions and your opponents' stats) sent to our server to write the answer. • Our server keeps your account, plan and credit balance. It does not keep your hands. • Payments are handled by Stripe. We never see your card number. • We don't sell your data and don't use advertising trackers. • Full policy: https://pokernowcopilot.com/privacy WHAT'S NEW Version 0.1.0 • First release: the table HUD, the side panel with Hand, Players and Session tabs, AI suggestions with mixed strategies and reasoning, exploit dossiers, the Omaha and PLO5 hand read, the pot-limit sizer and per-game player profiles. Questions, bugs or ideas? Reach us through https://pokernowcopilot.com. We read every message. PokernowAI Copilot is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by PokerNow. PokerNow is a free, play-money poker site with no real-money stakes or prizes, and Copilot does not facilitate gambling in any way. Some private games ask players not to use assistance tools; respect the rules of the table you join.
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Details
- Version0.1.0
- UpdatedOctober 30, 2026
- FeaturesOffers in-app purchases
- Offered byPokernow AI, Inc.
- Size195KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
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