History

Every analysis is saved automatically. How to find it again, tag it, share it and use it to spot your leaks.

Every analysis you run in the Lab goes into your History. There is no "save" button, and that is deliberate: study you have to remember to archive never gets archived.

What is kept

Each entry holds your hole cards, the board, the street you analyzed, the range you assigned to the villain, the equity result, the date, and your notes or tags.

In other words: enough to reconstruct your reasoning, not just its conclusion.

Tags and favorites

Tag your analyses with labels that mean something for your game: "value", "bluff", "leak", "revisit". Star the ones that matter.

A tag is only worth anything if you can filter on it later. The rule: three tags you actually use beat fifteen conceptually perfect ones. "leak" and "revisit" are enough to start.

Using it to find leaks

This is the use that justifies the page. After a few weeks, filter on one category and read the run in one sitting.

The questions that pay:

• Do I systematically overestimate my equity in one type of spot?
• Do I always give the villain too tight a range against a big bet?
• Which positions do I keep coming back to with doubts?

A pattern that shows up across twenty analyses is a leak. The same observation on one hand is an anecdote.

Tracking your study volume

History shows how many spots you have worked through over time. Five hands a day is a hundred and fifty a month: a hundred and fifty situations where you have a number instead of an impression. It is the only honest progress counter the tool produces.

Sharing an analysis

Any analysis can be shared through a unique link. The recipient sees the full page: the hand, the board, the villain's range, the equity and your notes. They can create their own version with a different range assumption, which is exactly where a useful discussion starts.

To share a whole session rather than one hand, see My Hands.

On the Free plan

The Free plan keeps your 6 most recent analyses clickable. The Grinder plan unlocks the whole history.