In short: dig into your hands — filter, check the EV, the 13×13 grid and your results by position.

Plan: Free ✅ full access

What it's for

While Diagnosis gives you the conclusions, Analysis is where you investigate. Want to see every hand where you called a 3-bet with a medium hand from the SB? Filter and look. It's the workbench for anyone who wants to go into the details.

What's there

A filterable hand table — every hand with result, position, actions.
Profit over time.
EV (expected value) — compares the actual result with what was expected, separating decision from luck.
13×13 grid of starting hands — performance for every hand (pairs, suited, offsuit).
By position — how you do at each seat.

Available filters

Period (with 7/30/90-day shortcuts and all-time), stake, site, cards, result and preflop/postflop action. Combine them to isolate exactly the scenario you want to study.

How to use it

Go to Analysis.
Apply filters to get to the slice you're interested in.
Use the 13×13 grid to find specific hands that are underperforming.
Click a hand to open the Replayer and review it street by street.

EV: what it is

Expected value shows how much a decision was worth "on average." If your actual result is well below the EV over a period, you probably played well and variance (luck) went against you — and vice versa. It helps you avoid drawing the wrong conclusion from a small sample.

Tips

Watch out for filters that leave very few hands: the number becomes unstable.
Analysis is great for confirming a hypothesis Diagnosis raised.

Common questions

What's the difference from Diagnosis? Diagnosis draws conclusions and prioritizes for you; Analysis is the free-form investigation tool.