In short: your real results and your actual bankroll — with a bankroll-management alert.
Plan: Free ✅ · Amounts in US dollars (USD)
What it's for
It's your cash game control center: how much you actually won, how much rake you paid, how your bankroll is evolving and whether it's healthy for the stake you play. All in one place, no separate spreadsheet.
What you see
The three numbers up top
- Net result — how much you won/lost at the tables (rake already deducted), in USD and in bb.
- $/hour — your earnings per hour played (needs at least 1h of sample).
- bb/100 — your winrate.
Result evolution
A chart of your table winnings, accumulated by day. (Deposits and withdrawals don't show up here — they live in the bankroll section, below.)
Rake
How much rake you paid (on the hands you won — whoever takes the pot pays the rake) and what your result would be without the rake.
Result by month / week
Bars of your result, with a button to switch between month and week (weeks start on Monday).
Risk read
Your biggest downswing (the drop from peak to bottom), the distance from your current peak, and your best and worst days.
Real bankroll + bankroll management
Your total balance and by site, built from your results plus the entries you log (deposits, withdrawals, rakeback, bonuses, adjustments). And the bankroll-management rule, which you configure: how many buy-ins you want in reserve and at which stake. If your bankroll breaks the rule, the app warns you ("you only cover X buy-ins — drop a stake or add $Y").
Session table
Every session you played, with start and end time, actual table duration, hands/h, $/h, result and rake — just the financial/time part, plus the breakdown by stake. (The play stats per session — VPIP, PFR, 3-Bet, WTSD, W$SD, Aggression — live under Stats → By session.)
What counts as a "session"? A block of play — hands in a row, with no gap longer than 30 minutes between them. If you played in the morning and came back at night the same day, you'll see two sessions, each with its own time and duration. Duration is the actual time playing (not the day's span), so $/h and hands/h come out right — and hands/h also gives you a sense of how many tables you ran (the higher it is, the more tables at once).
How to log a bankroll entry
- In Finance, go to the bankroll panel.
- Pick the type (deposit, withdrawal, rakeback, bonus, adjustment), the amount in USD, the site and the date.
- Save. The balance and chart update right away. You can delete an entry from the list.
How to set up bankroll management
- On the bankroll card, open the management rule.
- Set the minimum buy-ins (default 30) and the reference stake (or leave it on automatic = your most-played stake).
- The app starts comparing your bankroll against the rule and warns you when it tightens.
Why is everything in dollars?
Online poker stakes are in dollars; mixing currencies is confusing. That's why Finance is entirely in USD.
Tips
- Your bankroll is global: it ignores the page's period/stake filters (makes sense — you only have one bankroll).
- Keep deposits and withdrawals up to date so the balance matches reality.
Common questions
- "Result evolution" and the bankroll look different — why? Evolution shows only your table winnings; the bankroll also includes your deposits, withdrawals and bonuses.