Puzzle Racer
Practise poker with friends, not just alone.
Studying alone, there is nothing to measure yourself against. Puzzle Racer gives a poker study group a shared drill: one link, one ninety-second race, the same puzzles for everyone in the room.
Set up a group session
- Create a room and send the link to your group chat. A room holds four players, so a larger group races in heats.
- Everyone who opens the link joins the same race: the same puzzle order, the same ninety-second clock.
- Puzzles rotate through push/fold, equity, pot odds, hand reading and finding the nuts, so a single race touches several parts of the game.
- Once the clock ends, the result has its own link, so the group can review the standings afterwards or share it outside the room.
Free, no sign-in required
Nobody in the group needs an account to join a race. Signing in only adds a rating history and a leaderboard entry; it changes nothing about playing together.
Frequently asked questions
- How many people can join one race?
- Four. Everyone who opens the shared room link joins the same race, with the same puzzle order and the same ninety-second clock, until the room is full. A larger study group can run back-to-back races and compare the results.
- Does everyone need an account?
- No. Nobody in the group needs to sign in to join a race. Signing in only adds a rating history and a leaderboard entry.
- Can we review the result after the race ends?
- Yes. Once the clock runs out, the result gets its own link, so the group can review the standings afterwards or share it outside the room.
- What does a race actually drill?
- Puzzles rotate through push/fold, equity, pot odds, hand reading and finding the nuts, so one session touches several parts of the game rather than a single topic.