FlopHero records your training sessions as you play them, which tracks your game across weeks instead of one hand at a time. The Trainer, which shows a BETA badge, gives you that long view on two pages.
- Open the Trainer menu in the header.
- Choose History for the sessions you have already played.
- Choose Statistics for the overall picture across the hands you have played.
Not the panels you watch while you play
During a live training session, the table has its own Stats and History too. Both report on the current session alone. The Trainer's own History and Statistics pages share those two names, but do a different job: they gather every session you have played and show how your play moves over time.
To read the hand you just played, stay with the in-session panels, covered in Reading Trainer Feedback. To see the long view across sessions, open the pages from the Trainer menu.
History: your past sessions
The History page is built from three panels, each answering a different question about your record.
Training Sessions, on the left, shows the sessions you have played. Pick one here to work with it. The panel across the bottom then shows that session's hands for you to step back through.
The History page: your sessions in the list, the training graph beside it, and the selected session's hands below.
The History page: your sessions in the list, the training graph beside it, and the selected session's hands below.
The panel on the right, the Training Graph, plots your accuracy and EV loss across your recorded sessions, so you see the trend rather than a single result.
A date filter and a mode filter sit at the top, to narrow the list to a period or to one training mode when your history grows long.
Statistics: your overall performance
The Statistics page opens on Overview. Two more views sit as tabs along the top, Drill-Down and Compare.
Overview starts with four KEY METRICS cards for a quick read on where your game stands: Avg EV Loss/Hand, Total Hands, Accuracy and Best Streak.
Below the cards, a POSITION BREAKDOWN splits those numbers by seat, one card per position with its accuracy, EV loss and hand count.
TRENDS & INSIGHTS then shows those same numbers over time, which shows whether you are improving. The section has EV Loss Per Hand, Accuracy Over Time, Play Quality Distribution and Weak Areas.
Reading the Numbers explains the EV loss figures these charts use. The play-quality levels behind the distribution are the ones from Reading Trainer Feedback.
A unit toggle at the top right switches these figures between bb and % pot, in the unit you think in. A date selector sits beside it.
That toggle lives on the Statistics page, so this is where you choose how the Trainer reports your results.
The Drill-Down view
Drill-Down groups the hands you have played by one dimension at a time. Pick a chip along the top: Position, Action, Spot, Stack, Street or # Players.
Each value of that dimension then gets a row, with its Accuracy, EV Loss, Frequency and Deviation. Until you have enough hands, the view shows Not enough data for drill-down analysis. Play more hands. instead.
Before you have recorded sessions
A brand-new account has nothing recorded yet, so both pages open on prompts instead of charts, then fill in as you play more sessions.
Some views also wait for a second session. The History page shows Play at least 2 sessions to see trends in place of the Training Graph until you have played two. Play a handful of sessions, from Getting Started with the Trainer or a drill in Choosing What to Train. The charts then appear.
Where to go next
- Reading Trainer Feedback reads each hand right after you play it, with the play-quality levels and your session score.
- Getting Started with the Trainer walks through running a session from the start.
- Choosing What to Train helps you pick the spots and drills to practice.
- Reading the Numbers explains Won, EV, GTO EV and EV Loss %.