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.

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.

Start a room

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.