A small HUD beside your PokerNow table shows your equity, the price of a call, your outs and a suggested move with its size. It updates as each card falls, and the math runs in your browser.
Prices in US dollars. Pro is bought and managed inside the extension.
Questions and answers
Does it work in private games and clubs?
Yes. It works at any PokerNow table where you have a seat, including private games and club games on pokernow.com.
Is it allowed?
It does the math on cards you can already see, and never bets, folds or plays a hand for you. Some hosts set their own house rules, so check with yours.
What happens to my cards?
They never leave your browser. The odds are worked out on your computer, and we never see your cards or hands. We store your email, your plan and a weekly hand count, plus the link to your tutorial game for 7 days so our bot can join it. Read the privacy policy.
What counts as a hand?
Any table where you’re dealt new cards with the HUD on. Hands against HackBot are free until you win one, and free hands reset every Monday.
Who is HackBot?
Our bot. After you install, the tutorial makes you a private PokerNow table, seats you and brings HackBot in to play you heads-up. It plays by fixed rules with no AI, goes easy until you win a hand, sees only what any player sees and leaves within 25 minutes. Every hand against it is free until you win one.
What can the extension access?
Only PokerNow. Chrome shows one warning when you install: it can read and change your data on pokernow.com and pokernow.club. It doesn’t read any other website.
How are the suggestions made?
From your equity against the players still in the hand, the price of the call, the blinds and the stacks. Calls and raises need a cushion over the price, and bets are sized from the pot. They are guidance based on the odds, not guarantees.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Open the extension, choose Manage plan and cancel in a couple of clicks. Pro stays on until the end of the period you paid for.
Is there an iPhone or Safari version?
Not yet. Safari for iPhone and Mac is coming. Today it runs in Chrome 116 or later on your computer.