Some are cold calculators. Some are emotional nukes.
Some are table philosophers. Some are cheerful ATMs.
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Pokerti (Poker Type Indicator) is a fun poker personality test built on four crossing axes (Loose/Tight, Aggro/Passive, Steady/Tilt, Logic/Feel) that maps you to one of 16 main types + 6 hidden faces. It is not a psychology tool, not a real skill rating — just for laughs.
Loose/Tight measures VPIP (love seeing flops vs. only premium hands). Aggro/Passive measures initiative (raising for pressure vs. calling and watching). Steady/Tilt measures mental game (zen on bad beats vs. meltdown). Logic/Feel measures decision basis (pot odds + GTO vs. gut reads). 4 × 4 = 16 combos.
About 28 main questions + 3 hidden-trigger questions, usually 6–8 minutes. Order is randomized each time.
Entertainment only. All descriptions are tongue-in-cheek and don't constitute psychological, career, or skill advice. Getting "Leek" doesn't mean you're bad. Getting "AI" doesn't mean you'll print money.
The test includes special trigger questions. If your answers meet a specific condition, the system skips the 16 main types and gives you a hidden face (Degen, ATM, Ghost, Pretender, Proxy, Simp). The exact triggers are secret — just answer honestly.
Yes. The questions probe both how you think you play and what you'd actually pick. Pros tend to land in BEAT / CALC / ACE — rational types with mental-game leaks. Beginners gravitate to FISH / LEEK / YOLO. But it's a tendency, not a rule.