POKER HAND HISTORY ANALYZER

Analyze Thousands of Poker Hands — Not Just One Spot

One interesting hand is a story. Recurring spots across a database are a study plan.

One hand is a story. A database is a pattern.

Analyze my hand histories

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Post-session analysis only. No real-time assistance.

WHY ONE-HAND ANALYSIS MISSES RECURRING LEAKS

Why one-hand analysis misses recurring leaks

A single interesting hand can be worth reviewing. It cannot tell you whether the same decision keeps appearing across a session or a database.

ONE-HAND REVIEW

Useful for one situation.

  • One action
  • One line
  • One interesting spot
  • One decision context

BULK HISTORY REVIEW

Useful for recurring tendencies.

  • Repeated actions
  • Position-specific tendencies
  • Street-specific patterns
  • Recurring pot types
  • Whether a pattern appears enough times to investigate

SINGLE-HAND CHAT

Input
One hand
Output
One explanation
Best for
One spot

BULK PERFORMANCE REVIEW

Input
Many hands
Output
Recurring patterns and priorities
Best for
Deciding what to study

One-hand review is not a weaker product. It answers a smaller question. Bulk history answers whether the spot keeps happening.

WHAT WE EXTRACT FROM HAND HISTORIES

What we extract from hand histories

A hand history is source material. The useful object is a structured decision Hero actually faced — not a prompt pasted into a chat.

  • POSITIONHero seat for the decision.
  • STREETPreflop, flop, turn, or river.
  • POT TYPESingle-raised, 3-bet, or other.
  • DECISION FAMILYThe repeating situation being counted.
  • OBSERVED ACTIONWhat Hero did when a choice existed.
  • STACK CONTEXTEffective stack when the history records it.
  • OPPORTUNITYA decision Hero actually faced.

FROM RAW HANDS TO STRUCTURED DECISIONS

Hand history becomes a structured decision.

The intended workflow is reconstruction, not commentary. Each step is a data transformation. This is not a live progress indicator.

  1. HAND HISTORY
  2. PARSED HAND
  3. HERO DECISIONS
  4. CONTEXT
  5. DECISION FAMILY
  1. HAND HISTORYSource text from a session, export, or history batch.
  2. PARSED HANDA normalized hand the product can inspect.
  3. HERO DECISIONSThe choices Hero actually faced.
  4. CONTEXTPosition, street, pot type, and stack when known.
  5. DECISION FAMILYA repeating family that can be counted.
ANALYZE DECISIONS ACROSS ENTIRE SESSIONS

Analyze decisions across entire sessions

The useful unit is not only one hand. It can be a session, a tracker export, a history batch, or a database review sample.

  • A session
  • A tracker export
  • A hand-history batch
  • A database sample

Current product scope is NLHE cash 6-max. The page describes the intended capability. The live Analyze flow is still a preview, not an automated parser.

GROUP HANDS BY POSITION, STREET AND POT TYPE

Group hands by position, street and pot type

Once hands are decisions, they can be stacked by context. Grouping is how a database becomes inspectable instead of a pile of stories.

EXAMPLE

REPRESENTATIVE CONTEXT

One inspected context inside the family — not the slice the family counts belong to.

POSITIONBB
STREETriver
POT TYPESingle-raised pot

REPRESENTATIVE DECISION

hh-river-01

Called a large river bet after missing

FAMILY-LEVEL EVIDENCE

Counts belong to the decision family, not to a single position–street–pot cell.

River Bluff Catching

RELEVANT DECISIONS

186

of 412 opportunities

CONFIDENCE

HIGH

for this decision family

FIND REPEATED SITUATIONS

Find repeated situations

Recurrence is what makes a database useful. One representative decision is a story. A family with enough opportunities is something to investigate.

ONE HANDEXAMPLE

hh-river-01

BB · Single-raised pot

Called a large river bet after missing

preflop / flop / turn / river

REPEATED FAMILY

River Bluff Catching

186 relevant decisions of 412 opportunities

High confidence
VERIFY REPRESENTATIVE DECISIONS

Verify representative decisions

A repeated pattern is inspected through representative decisions from the same family — not through invented cards, boards, or a replayer.

EXAMPLE
hh-river-02

CO · 3-bet pot

Called river after a missed draw

preflop / flop / turn / river

Ace-high with no improvement after a passive turn — the same branch, a different runout.

IDENTIFY CANDIDATE LEAKS

Identify candidate leaks. Recurrence is not a verdict.

A pattern that repeats is still a candidate. It needs enough opportunities, enough confidence, and enough estimated impact before it becomes a study target.

EXAMPLE
CANDIDATE

River Bluff Catching

Repeated, evidenced, and material enough to inspect further.

NO ACTION

UTG open frequency

Detected, then left off this cycle because the expected impact is small.

INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

Turn probes in position

The opportunity count is too small to support a leak claim.

Recurring is not the same as wrong. A leak finder that cannot refuse a claim is just a warning generator.

TURN HANDS INTO TRAINING MATERIAL

Turn hands into training material

The product should compress thousands of hands into a few study targets — not write a paragraph for every hand.

Training on this site is the intended next step after a verified priority. This page is not a live training engine and does not advise current hands.

USEFUL OUTPUT

  • Recurring candidate patterns
  • Evidence and opportunity counts
  • Representative decisions
  • Confidence
  • Estimated impact where supported
  • Prioritized study targets
  • Refusal states
  • Follow-up filters

NOT THE OUTPUT

  • Thousands of comments
  • An AI paragraph per hand
  • A solver line for every decision

FROM HISTORY TO PRIORITY

  1. HANDS
  2. DECISIONS
  3. GROUPS
  4. CANDIDATES
  5. EVIDENCE
  6. PRIORITY
ILLUSTRATIVE COMPRESSIONEXAMPLE
  1. HANDS IN THE SAMPLE84,281
  2. FINDING OPPORTUNITIES412
  3. RELEVANT DECISIONS186
  4. RECURRING FAMILYOne decision family
STUDY TARGET

River Bluff Catching

−0.47 bb/100

HIGH CONFIDENCE

SUPPORTED FORMATS

Supported formats

Designed for PokerTracker 4 exports, Holdem Manager 3 exports, and raw hand histories.

  • PT4PokerTracker 4

    Use exports and hand histories from the database you already collect in PT4.

  • HM3Holdem Manager 3

    Keep HM3 as your tracker. Add a performance review on top.

  • HHRaw Hand Histories

    Use exported hand-history files directly.

The current Analyze preview can say a file type looks supported. That is weaker than claiming every export version is compatible, and it does not mean a live parser has run.

NOT CLAIMED

  • A direct tracker database connection
  • PokerStars or GG APIs
  • Automatic cloud sync

POST-SESSION BOUNDARY

Post-session analysis only. No current-hand advice.

  • Post-session analysis only
  • No real-time assistance
  • No HUD
  • No advice on a hand you are playing

The current Analyze preview keeps the selected file on the device. That is preview behavior, not a permanent promise about future full analysis.

Stop reviewing one interesting hand at a time.
Turn a session into patterns.

Turn the patterns into priorities.

Analyze my hand histories

REQUEST EARLY ACCESS · ALPHA IN PREPARATION

See sample report

Post-session analysis only. No real-time assistance.