LineSharp Guide
How the equity engine, practice mode, hand review, and leak analysis fit together — and how to get started.
Start with a free practice hand
Create an account for unlimited access
/app.Run the equity calculator
/app is a standalone calculator: enter your hole cards, an optional board, and the number of opponents to get a precise win/tie/loss probability from a real Monte Carlo simulation, plus a suggested fold/call/bet/raise sized to your risk profile.Import and review real hand histories
Practice against the bots
Play a real hand at the Table
Review your games and find your leaks
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an account to try LineSharp?
No. /practice gives anyone a 3-day free pass of unlimited hands against the bots, no signup required. The trial clock is tracked in your browser, so it resets if you clear storage or use a private window — that's an accepted trade-off for a no-signup teaser, not something relied on once you have a paid account.
Can I use LineSharp while playing online?
No. LineSharp is explicitly designed for offline study, post-session review, and sandbox practice. It does not read screens or scrape live tables. Using it as Real-Time Assistance (RTA) during a live hand violates most operators’ Terms of Service and is prohibited by our own usage terms — see the Responsible Gambling page.
How accurate is the AI coach?
The coach never invents poker math. Every explanation is generated from deterministic Monte Carlo equity output computed server-side first; the AI's only job is translating those numbers into plain-English reasoning for your configured risk profile, not deciding the numbers themselves.
What's the difference between Practice, Table, Games, and Analysis?
Practice (/app/practice or the public /practice) is one isolated decision at a time — fastest way to drill. Table (/app/table) is a full seated hand with real blinds, turn order, and multiple streets, closer to an actual game. Every graded decision from either one is automatically collected into a Game — one per session, viewable at /app/games. Analysis aggregates every hand across all of your games to show your accuracy and your most common mistakes ("leaks"), like folding when calling was correct.
What hand history formats do you support?
The importer supports standard Poker Hand History (PHH) format for Texas Hold’em (No-Limit and Fixed-Limit). Omaha and Short Deck support is planned but not yet available.
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $49/mo — see /pricing for the current tier. Billing isn't live yet, so there's nothing to subscribe to today; the free 3-day practice pass has no account or payment requirement.