Act Now. Save Up To $1,560 On An Annual GTO Wizard Ultra Subscription

Back in February, GTO Wizard announced a new Ultra Tier to its subscription model and gave users the chance to enjoy a substantial discount through its Early bird pricing structure.

The Early Bird promotion’s end date is rapidly approaching, with the door slamming shut at 1:00 p.m. CEST on October 15. That milestone is rapidly approaching, so it is time to act and subscribe to an Ultra plan. Doing so could save you up to $1,560 over the course of a year.

As the above table shows. Early birds can lock in a monthly subscription at $279 per month, down from $359 after October 15. Annual Ultra subscribers can lock in a deal equivalent to $229 per month, down from $289, once the Early Bird promotions end.

Those taking advantage of the annual Early Bird offer before the October 15 deadline will save at least $720 over the year. However, savings of up to $1,560 over the next 12 months can be had by switching from a monthly to an annual subscription before 1:00 p.m. CEST on October 15.

What Do GTO Wizard Ultra Tier Subscribers Receive?

The Ultra Tier is GTO Wizard’s most comprehensive subscription offering, with every feature the poker’s premier training tool has created. Ultra members enjoy everything offered in the Starter, Premium, and Elite tiers, plus some Ultra-only features. These include:

• AI Preflop solver (up to nine players with rake)
• AI Postflop solver (3 players)
• Preflop ICM Solving (9 players up to 250 big blinds deep)
• 1,500 monthly Power Credits for Custom Aggregated Reports (worth $140)
• Nodelocking
• Player Profiles

In the coming weeks and months, Ultra subscribers will be able to run solvers for KO, PKO, TKO, and Mystery Bounty tournaments, and the scaling of postflop multiway solving up to nine players as soon as GTO Wizard launches those products.

If you want to enjoy these cutting-edge features and all the upcoming new add-ons to GTO Wizard, now is the time to lock in the special Early Bird pricing before it ends on October 15.

Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.