One hand shows what you misplayed once. Reports shows what you misplay again and again: it pools your hands and groups your GTO deviations by position and spot, so a repeated pattern stands out from a one-off.
Read your leaks in five steps
- Open Hero Mistakes from the navigation.
- Pick the angle you want: Position, Stack, Players or SPR.
- Choose the Preflop or Postflop tab.
- Scope the sample with Filters and the All time control.
- Read the deviation cells, then open a hand from the list below.
Pick how to slice your hands
The bar at the top decides what the tables below show. A report-type selector offers Position, Stack, Players and SPR: choose the angle you want to hunt leaks from.
Two tabs, Preflop and Postflop, switch which streets you read. The report type you picked stays selected when you flip between them.
Reports uses the same Filters panel and All time date control as Sessions, so you set the range before you read a single number. The Hand List and Filters covers setting those and clearing them again.
The type list stops at those four. Pot types such as single-raised or 3-bet pots are not reports of their own; they show up as Spot tags down in the hand list.
Read a deviation cell
Deviation cells use the format X (Y). X is how many times you strayed from the GTO play. Y, in the parentheses, is how many times you faced that spot.
Read them together, because a stray out of many chances matters less than the same stray out of a handful.
The Hero Mistakes page on its Preflop tab: the deviation tables by position, each cell counting your strays against the chances you had.
A cell can show a dash instead of a count. On its own, with no parentheses after it, the dash marks a spot you never faced. When parentheses follow, as in - (3), you did face the spot, that many times.
Find your preflop leaks
On the Preflop tab, a GENERAL / POSITION / HANDS table shows how many hands you have played from each position, which tells you how often each leak gets a chance to show up.
Two tables below it break down your preflop decisions.
- GTO DEVIATIONS RFI covers your first raise when the pot is still unopened: OPEN FOLD, OPEN RAISE, VS 3BET, OPEN LIMP and VS ROL.
- GTO DEVIATIONS VS OPEN RAISE covers what you did facing a raise: FOLD, CALL and 3BET.
Each column is a spot you can misplay. Its cell counts how often you did.
Find your postflop leaks
The Postflop tab swaps in three deviation tables, one per street, which keeps a flop leak apart from one that only surfaces later: GTO DEVIATIONS - FLOP, GTO DEVIATIONS - TURN and GTO DEVIATIONS - RIVER.
The Flop table spans spots like VS CBET IP, VS CBET OOP and VS RAISE, and the cells tell you which flop spot you keep getting wrong.
Prioritize: how often against how much
Not every deviation is worth chasing. A column where you strayed often, in a spot you reached often, is a genuine leak. A single stray in a spot you faced twice is noise.
The Total row sums each column across the deviation tables, which shows where the strays pile up.
The tables show how often you err. For what each mistake costs, open the hands behind a row: the hand list has an EV Loss % column. Reading the Numbers explains it.
Drop from a report into the hands
The same hand list from Sessions appears below the tables, so a pattern is never more than a click away from the hands that caused it.
Sort, filter and open a hand from here just as you would in Sessions. Clicking a row opens the hand in The Hand Replayer when it has a solution your plan covers.
Where to go next
- Reading the Numbers explains Won, EV, GTO EV and EV Loss % in depth.
- Decision Quality: GTO, Strong, Weak, Blunder unpacks the colored grade on each hand.
- The Hand List and Filters slices the embedded hand list by position, spot and street.
- The Hand Replayer replays a hand a report points you to when it has a solution your plan covers.
- Aggregated Reports studies GTO strategy across every flop, a separate Strategies feature from this page.