Runout Poker Trainer GTO Coach

Name: Runout Poker Trainer GTO Coach
Rating: 4.5 (1060 reviews)
Author: Learn Poker Offline Labs

By: Learn Poker Offline Labs

Texas Holdem Learning Strategy

Features & Capabilities

Runout Poker Trainer is an AI-powered GTO training app for Texas Hold’em. It helps you master preflop ranges, postflop decisions, and poker odds through structured drills, adaptive quizzes, and realistic scenarios. Train online or offline and build real poker intuition anywhere, anytime.

Key features include AI-generated daily training sessions tuned to your level, a Preflop Trainer, Postflop Strategy Training, Range and Odds training, immediate explanations, and unlimited practice. Whether you study GTO ranges, use preflop charts, or practice solver-style decisions, Runout Poker accelerates learning and improves decision-making.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Learn Poker Offline Labs

Rating:

4.50

(1,060) 129 new ratings

Version:

1.1.10 Last updated: 2026-06-28

Version code:

887500267

Creation date:

2026-03-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

146.22MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 58,740 ▲ 2,726

Other rankings

#57 in popover keyword 6 ▲ 4

Other platforms

Runout Poker Trainer GTO Coach (v1.1.8)

25,744 4.39

(1,734)

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Developed by:

Learn Poker Offline Labs

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/runout-poker-trainer-gto-coach/id6760210288

User Reviews

Reviewers praise the trainer for thorough explanations and adaptive, weakness-focused practice, but repeatedly cite gating (limited daily questions/waits), bugs and inaccurate content, and pricing concerns that undermine value and reliability.

Pros

In-depth explanations and educational feedback for each question.
Adaptive training that targets weak spots and reinforces leaks through repeated practice.
Mobile-friendly daily practice that fits into a busy schedule.

Cons

Limited daily questions and long waits between sessions, with a perception of poor value for money.
Frequent bugs, display/handoff errors, and some incorrect or misleading answers, making the app unreliable.
Perceived deceptive pricing and high cost for the amount of content available (paywall/subscription concerns).
Some users experience the app being unusable (no questions available, refunds sought/readily requested).

Recent reviews

I am only about two days into using this app, and there is a paywall, but I am already confident in stating that it is an excellent learning tool and I already think I’ve gotten my moneys worth on the month’s subscription. The thing that it does better than anything else isn’t even really their selling point (the algorithm that filters you what you need to learn the most, which seems cool but TBD) but rather the explanations of WHY you got something right/wrong in detail, with repeatable thought processes - it is really impressive and useful. I have a long way to go, but it is clear to me that this is a much more helpful for learning at the intermediate level than GTO Wizard saying “no. bad. wrong.” Excited to use it more and rank up in the various categories.

by TJ*****, 2026-06-24

I’m sure it’s okay but I mean come on I can’t pay that much to find out it’s not okay. I would even pay 4.99 for a week to just try it out but Im not paying for a full year or even the price you have for a month to then find out it’s useless.

by Ro*****, 2026-06-24

Forcing payment before users can determine whether an app is actually useful feels predatory. It’s disappointing because the app looks well-designed, but without a trial or meaningful preview, I wouldn’t feel comfortable investing in it.