Your hands sit on the Sessions page as a list you can sort and filter. Sorting ranks every hand by what it cost you, and filtering hides the hands you are not studying today, so working them in that order brings your worst spots to you.
Find your worst hands
- Click the EV Loss % header to rank every hand by what it gave up.
- Read the top rows: those are your costliest decisions.
- Open Filters and pick the spots you want to see.
- Press Apply at the bottom of the panel.
- Click a row to open that hand in the replayer.
EV Loss % is the expected value a decision gave up, as a percentage of the pot. The list already opens on that sort, biggest losses first, so the first step is usually done for you.
Click the header again to flip the order, and once more to send the worst back to the top.
Switch the list to Advanced view, or add the column from Columns, to see the Analysis grade beside those top rows. A hand with both a large EV Loss and a mistake grade is the clearest sign of something worth studying.
What the other columns tell you
The list has one row per hand. Every column header is a sort button, so any of them reorders the whole list in one click. It opens in Simple view; switch to Advanced, or open Columns, to add the analysis columns.
The Analysis column flags a hand's decision quality with a compact colored icon whose shape and color come from the grade, so a graded mistake stands out. Decision Quality covers the four grades.
Won and EV give the hand's actual result and its expected value, both defined in Reading the Numbers. Position, Spot, Board, Blinds and Stack place each hand in context.
Deviation and Street Analysis draw small colored segment bars per hand instead of text. No on-screen legend explains what the segments mean, so decide which hands to open on EV Loss % and the Analysis grade.
Narrow to the mistakes that matter
Filters opens a panel of four tabs, General, Spot, Street and Hand. Each cuts the list from a different angle: how the hand went, the shape of the spot, the board, and the exact starting hand.
General is where the mistake filters live:
- EV Loss buckets your hands from 0 up to >15, so you keep the expensive mistakes and drop the small ones.
- Analysis filters by decision quality, down to your Blunder hands.
- Money splits Won from Lost.
- Street Mistake narrows to where it went wrong: Preflop, Flop, Turn or River.
- Poker Site, Stake $, Blinds Structure, Starting Players and Stack Size scope the wider sample.
- Status filters by Replayed or Not replayed.
Combine EV Loss with Analysis to isolate the hands that were both costly and wrong.
Narrow to one situation
The other three tabs filter by the shape of the hand, which is where leaks tend to cluster.
Spot filters by pot type (Single-raised, 3-bet, 4-bet, Squeeze, Limped and more), by Hero Position and Villain Position. It also filters by which streets Hero Saw and by the street you went All-in on. Reach for it to study one position or one pot type on its own.
Street filters by the board itself, so a vague sense that you misplay wet boards becomes an exact filter:
- Flop, Turn or River for the street.
- Top, Middle and Bottom Card for board ranks.
- Suitedness: Rainbow, 2-Suited or 3-Suited.
- Pair on board or a possible straight.
- Relative Position and the Stack to pot ratio (SPR) range.
Hand filters by your exact starting hand. Where your format uses suit groups, a Suited filter (Single, Double, Triple, Quadruple, Rainbow) sits above the grid. The 13x13 grid of 169 starting-hand cells is always there.
In the grid, t marks the suited version of a rank pair and u the offsuit one, which means AKt and AKu are two separate cells.
Set the time window and sample size
By default the list covers All time. Click that control to open a popover with two groups.
Date ranges from Today and This Week through Last year, and adds Last Session and a Custom range, which covers the session you just played or a whole month.
Hands limits the sample by volume instead:
- All hands, or a fixed 1k, 5k or 10k.
- An exact count you type in.
- Last hands.
Keep a filter, or take it back off
Save and Load sit at the top of the panel, above the four tabs. Reset and Apply sit across the bottom.
Escape closes the panel. If the list still shows fewer hands than you expect, Fixing Common Problems is the place to start.
Open a hand to study it
When the list is down to the hands you care about, click a row whose hand has a solution your plan covers to open it in the Hand Replayer and step through the action street by street. That is where a leak you found in the list becomes a spot you can study (The Hand Replayer).
Where to go next
- Reading the Numbers defines Won, EV, GTO EV and EV Loss %.
- Decision Quality explains the grades behind the Analysis column and facet.
- The Sessions Dashboard covers the sessions table and the winnings graph above the hand list.
- The Hand Replayer walks through replaying and studying a single hand.
- Reports rolls your leaks up across every hand by position and spot.