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Adam Hampton
Adam Hampton
Posted on: July 28, 2026 07:49 PDT

It’s safe to say that the online training site Octopi Poker is a great choice for those interested in solver-based poker study.

It’s still useful for less-experienced players — in fact, we have a beginners’ guide to Octopi Poker right here — but the depth of focus that can be applied also makes it a solid choice for many top pros.

That’s one reason why it tends to be priced on what may be considered the high side for recreational players; if it can help even world-beaters like Stephen Chidwick and Phil Hellmuth, it’s certainly valuable.

But this Thursday, July 30, the doors are being thrown open to all for 24 hours of free access to Octopi Professional, the pro-level subscription that usually costs $65 per month or $600 per year.