Simple Postflop Review: Solver With Cloud Option

Simple Postflop is a No-Limit Hold'em solver with a cloud option from the Simple Poker suite. What it offers versus PioSolver, pricing, and fit.

Simple Postflop is a postflop solver from the Simple Poker family of tools, which also includes preflop and Omaha solvers. It competes directly with PioSolver and differentiates on interface and on the option to run solves in the cloud.

What it is

  • Category: solver (study tool).
  • Platform: Windows desktop; cloud solving through the vendor’s servers.
  • Price: subscription or licence for the desktop version, plus pay-as-you-go cloud computing credits.
  • Scope: NLHE postflop; sister products cover preflop and PLO.

How it works

Like other solvers: set ranges, stacks, board and a bet-size tree, run the solve, read the strategies. The cloud option offloads computation, which matters for large trees or for users without a strong desktop. Aggregated reports and a hand-analysis workflow are included.

Strengths

  • Cloud solving removes the hardware barrier.
  • Interface is often described as easier to learn than PioSolver’s.
  • Part of a suite that covers preflop and Omaha for those who need them.

Weaknesses

  • Ongoing cost if you rely on the cloud.
  • Smaller user community, so fewer guides and shared trees.
  • Windows-only desktop.

Who it is for

Players who want a capable solver without buying a workstation, or who play Omaha and want one vendor for both games. Not a bot; see bot vs solver. Compare with PioSolver.