In short: review any hand on a visual table, street by street, without losing context.

Plan: Free ✅

What it's for

Reading "you called too much on the river" is one thing; watching the hand happen is another. The Replayer rebuilds the hand on a poker table — cards, chips, positions, actions street by street — so you can see for yourself what went down.

Its job is simple: watch the hand happen. Deeper analysis lives in a separate area so the replay stays easy to follow.

Where it shows up

The Replayer opens as a popup over the screen, any time you click a hand:

• on the Replayer screen and in Analysis (any hand in the table),
• in Diagnosis (the hands in the Exploits tab),
• in Community (shared hands).

How to use it

1. Click a hand on any of these screens.
2. The Replayer opens, showing the hand from preflop.
3. Move one action backward or forward, jump to preflop, flop, turn, river or showdown, and adjust autoplay speed.
4. Switch between Value and BB to read the pot, stacks and bets as money or big blinds.
5. Use Study mode when you want to think through the runout before revealing the villain's cards.
6. Close the popup to go back to where you were.

The Replayer screen (Free)

In Cash Game → Replayer: pick a session (each one already shows its result; Latest session jumps to the most recent), see the hands you played and click Replay. When the app finds a mistake in a hand, it gets a badge — for example, 1 preflop mistake — see it on Pro. On Free the badge shows the type of mistake; which mistake it was and the right play are in Pro Hand analysis. On Pro and Max the badge already shows the mistake and opens Analysis.

The hand's mistakes, right below the table

For cash hands, below the table you see, in this order: the Motor comment (the exploit mistake, with the right play), the Preflop mistake (your preflop decision against your room's GTO — e.g. "CO vs SB 3-bet: you folded 66. GTO: call.", with a Train this spot shortcut that opens Range Training on that same scenario) and the Mentor comment (Max). On Free, instead of the mistakes there is a notice with the type — "1 exploit mistake · 1 preflop mistake — see it on Pro". The top of the replay (hand number, room, date, stake, position, pot type, result and action line) is compact and doesn't repeat your cards, which are already on the table.

Send a hand to deeper study

For cash hands, on Max, the top of the replay has two actions:

• Study sends the hand to your Full analysis queue;
• Full analysis · Max opens it immediately in the study workspace.

See the full flow in Full analysis.

For tournaments, replay is the available review path: Full analysis is still a cash workspace, so it does not appear for MTT/Sit & Go hands. This avoids sending someone to a subscription page for an area that cannot accept that hand history.

Tournament replayer (Free)

Under Tournaments → Tournament replayer: your tournaments with imported hands, newest first, 25 per page (with Previous / Next and Page [ ] Go). Use the Day filter to see only one day's tournaments (the day it started, Brasília time). Click a tournament to see its hands in the order they were played (position, stack at the start of the hand, cards, board and result) and click Replay; inside the replay, Previous / Next hand follow the tournament order. Each tournament's chip graph and X-ray are in Tournament analysis (Pro).

Study the hand (Pro) — Nash reference: when the preflop decision was at 15 bb or less (first in, or facing an all-in), the hand study shows what the push/fold Nash chart does with your hand in that spot (e.g. "with A6o, the chart shoves 100% of the time") and what you did. It is a chip-based reference, not right or wrong: the chart only models all-in or fold, and at 15 bb raise-folds, limps and calls still exist; near the bubble or at the final table, ICM changes the math. All your decisions are in Tournaments → Push/fold × Nash.

Tips

• In Diagnosis, replay your "left on the table" hands to see the pattern of the mistake repeating — that's what makes it click.

Common questions

• Can I share the hand I'm reviewing? Yes, through the Community — see Shared Hands.
• Why aren't math and range inside the replay? To keep the hand easy to follow. Those details are organized in Full analysis.