Poker Hand History Tracker

Free, with a cap instead of crippled features. A free account processes 100,000 hands and stores 2 GB of files, and every feature is included: stats, all-in EV, opponent profiles, the replayer, the spots browser, leak reports and CSV export. Duplicates never count against the meter. Core raises the caps to 5,000,000 hands and 50 GB. There is no card and no trial clock.

Nine formats: PokerStars (including Zoom and Home Games), GGPoker, 888poker, partypoker, Winamax, the iPoker network XML, Bovada with its Ignition and Bodog skins, Full Tilt archives, and the WPN family including Americas Cardroom. Run It Once hands parse through the PokerStars grammar. OnGame, Microgaming and Merge files are recognised and declined by name rather than erroring your import. If your room is missing, send a sample file and we will look at it.

Yes, and they are first-class rather than a paid add-on. PLO4, PLO5, PLO6, Omaha Hi/Lo (O8), the 5- and 6-card hi/lo variants, and non-pot-limit Omaha high all parse and get the full stat set. Hold'em, Limit Hold'em and Short Deck are supported too. The one honest limit: hi/lo, Short Deck and fixed-limit hands get no leak report, because split pots, inverted rankings and forced sizings break the math the verdicts rest on.

No, and that is deliberate. Nothing attaches to your table while you play. It is a post-session tool, which is also the only kind many rooms still permit - several of the biggest sites restrict live overlays but still let you download your hand histories afterwards. If a live HUD is essential to your game, buy a desktop tracker; this will still read the same files for the review afterwards.

No. It is a website. There is no desktop app, no database to provision, no PostgreSQL version to match, and no Windows requirement. It works the same on macOS, Linux, a Chromebook or a tablet, and the library is stored to your account so you can open it from a different machine than the one you grind on.

That depends on the room, and a few of them do not write files to disk at all. GGPoker, for instance, only hands them over through a PokerCraft export. There is a per-room guide at /poker-hand-history-files with the folder path, the setting you may need to switch on first, and the retention window for each site we read.

Close, and the differences are documented rather than discovered. Five stat definitions deliberately deviate from the common desktop-tracker formulas: 3-bet excludes limp-reraises, walks are excluded from VPIP and PFR, and three more. Every definition is written out in the stat glossary, so a number that reads a few tenths off reconciles instead of quietly mismatching.

Two sources only. Preflop verdicts come from comparing your actual holdings against our own MonkerSolver solves, depth- and seat-matched: nine PLO solves and eight NLHE ones. River verdicts come from exact pot math - your bluff share against the caller-indifference ratio for the sizing, split by board texture. Your folding against MDF is shown with the exact price as an observation, never a verdict: below-MDF defense is correct on nut-locked rivers, and we do not flag what we cannot prove. Nothing is flagged until a one-sided Wilson bound proves the gap at your sample size. There is no bb-cost figure attached, because the data cannot prove one.

On the rooms that write real screen names, yes: every opponent gets a full stat line, notes, one of five colour tags, and your net result against them. Past 30 hands they also get a read and up to five stat-backed adjustments, with the confidence stated rather than implied. Anonymous rooms - GGPoker, Bovada and its skins, Run It Once - rotate or hide names, so opponent tracking is impossible there, and the tab says so instead of showing junk rows.

The raw files are stored to your account and parsed on our servers, which is what makes the library readable from any device. Every request is scoped to your user id. Deleting an import removes its hands and frees its storage, though it does not refund the lifetime processing meter, because re-importing the same file parses it again.

More than most players think. At a 5bb/100 win rate with a standard deviation of 140bb/100, it takes roughly 300,000 hands for the 95% confidence interval to exclude zero. That is why the win rate here always ships with its interval attached, and why leak verdicts are significance-gated. The downswing reference works through what that means for a real bankroll.

Yes. Any replayed hand copies out as forum-format text in the universal PokerStars grammar that 2+2 and Reddit threads expect, as a compact markdown summary, or as a share link that opens the interactive replay with a preview card. Names are anonymised by default. Share links are immutable snapshots, so they keep working if you delete the original hand, and you can revoke them.