FISH has been getting attention for its MTT poker experience, but recently, another feature on the app seems to be getting more attention: Pokergrasp.
At first glance, Pokergrasp might look like a simple poker quiz. But it’s actually designed as a step-by-step training experience to help players improve their poker knowledge and decision-making.
The system is divided into three stages:
Beginner — Learn the fundamentals, from hand strength and positions to starting ranges.
Intermediate — Practice making decisions in different in-game situations, including when to fold, check, or raise.
Advanced — Take on more complex spots involving ICM, multi-way pots, opponent reads, and risk-reward decisions.
What I find interesting is that Pokergrasp focuses less on simply knowing poker rules and more on thinking through decisions. It gives players a way to practice away from the actual table, then bring that understanding back into real games.
And considering FISH has been adding more ways to play beyond its core MTT experience, Pokergrasp could become an interesting part of that bigger picture.
There’s also a small detail worth watching. With new mini-games coming to FISH, it wouldn’t be surprising if Pokergrasp eventually connects with some of them.
Maybe those poker skills will come in handy somewhere else after all.
