The
curriculum.
Six units of GTO fundamentals, drafted as one blueprint. Each unit teaches one idea, defines its vocabulary, and ends with a drill. Numbered. Ordered. Nothing here that isn't structure.
Six drawings, one machine.
Hover a row: the table wakes up. Every unit opens as a full lesson — the idea, the vocabulary, a drill with a hidden answer, and the takeaway you carry to the table.
Three passes over the plan.
Foundations
3 units · ~19 min
The mental shift. Ranges over hands, the power of the seat, and never entering a pot wrong.
Enter Foundations →Core
2 units · ~15 min
The math room. Price every call, learn the unbeatable baseline, then earn the right to break it.
Enter Core →Edge
1 unit · ~6 min
The long run. Bankroll as portfolio management — survive variance so skill gets time to matter.
Enter Edge →Study like an engineer. Bet like a solver.
The curriculum is the drawing; the table is the build. Take the archetype quiz to find where your blueprint leaks.