GTO Wizard’s Ultra Early Bird Price Expires Oct. 15
New annual Ultra customers can lock in the $229 monthly equivalent before it rises to $289.
- GTO Wizard’s Ultra Early Bird offer closes Oct. 15 at 1 p.m. CEST.
- Annual Ultra billing is available at an effective $229 per month before rising to $289, a $720 yearly difference.
- The Ultra tier includes AI-powered preflop and postflop solving, including ICM, alongside all lower-tier features.
- GTO Wizard has outlined plans for more bounty-format support and postflop multiway solving for up to nine players.
GTO Wizard’s Ultra Early Bird pricing window closes Oct. 15 at 1 p.m. CEST, giving new customers a last chance to take an annual Ultra subscription at an effective $229 per month. After the deadline, the comparable annual price rises to $289 per month.
The annual deal saves $720 over 12 months. PokerNews’ promotion notice also says new customers using its purchase links receive an additional 10% discount.
A separate monthly Early Bird option is priced at $279 per month, compared with $359 after the promotion ends. Customers switching from monthly to annual billing before the deadline could save as much as $1,560 over the following year, depending on their subscription choice.
Ultra is GTO Wizard’s most comprehensive tier, bundling every feature in the Starter, Premium and Elite plans with Ultra-only tools. It includes AI-powered preflop and postflop solving, including ICM spots, with solutions generated in seconds.
The company’s promotion described further tournament support as being in development for KO, PKO, TKO and Mystery Bounty formats. It also said it planned to scale postflop multiway solving to as many as nine players.
That roadmap builds on tournament work already available in the product. As covered in August, GTO Wizard added three-way postflop ICM and bounty solving, including controls for custom stacks, bet sizes, ranges, rake and opponent tendencies.
GTO Wizard’s existing AI preflop multiway solver already supports tables of up to nine players and can be run from a phone or computer without special hardware. For speed and accuracy, though, the current version limits the number of players allowed to reach the flop to three. The company has been developing architecture for four-way, five-way and larger postflop scenarios.
