The replayer
Opens from any hand row in the app — the Results tab, a hand list from the Lines tab, anywhere a specific hand is listed. Double-click a row, or use its Replay button. To play your own hands again blind, choosing before you see what you did, use Analyse › Replay my hands instead.
The table
Hero always sits at the bottom of the table, regardless of Hero's actual seat number — every other player is placed around the table in real seat order, so the layout always reads the same way no matter which physical seat Hero happened to be dealt. The dealer button is marked on whichever seat actually had it.
Above the table sit the hand's result for Hero (net, plus all-in EV where it differs), whether it reached showdown, the pot type and Hero's position, and the hand's tags, which you can add to or remove right there.
Stepping through a hand
Every action is a step. Under the table sit start, back, play, next and end, then the timeline bar: one segment per street (click one to jump to that street, drag along the bar to scrub), with a mark above it for each of Hero's decisions in its grade's colour (click a mark to go to that decision). Then the step count, and next decision, which jumps to Hero's next one. A live match's review, Replay my hands and the trainer's Previous panel step through their hands on the same controls. The keys work on a saved hand in Train › History, but not in the panel beside a live trainer table, where Space and N belong to the table.
Keys work as soon as the hand is open: ← → step, ↑ ↓ the street before or after, N next decision, Space play or pause, Home and End, and Esc closes. Rebind them in Settings › Hotkeys, under Replayer hotkeys. At each step:
- The board shows exactly the cards that would actually be visible at that point — nothing from a later street leaks in early.
- Every player's stack reflects every contribution they've made so far in the whole hand, not just the current street.
- The pot is what was in the middle before this street's bets, with each bet beside the seat that made it, as most poker sites show it. Settings › Table & numbers › Pot shown can add the bets in instead. Preflop the pot always counts the blinds.
- Villains' hole cards stay hidden until they actually show them; Hero's own cards are always visible.
There is no equity readout. Knowing every hand's cards after the fact says nothing about decisions made without them.
An uncalled bet gets returned to whoever made it, and rake comes off the top — so the pot at the very last step reflects what was actually awarded, which can be smaller than the sum of every contribution made during the hand. Every step before the last one shows the pre-rake total. The stacks at the last step have the uncalled bet back with whoever made it, even where the site's history doesn't print the return, so Hero's stack there is his starting stack plus the hand's net.
The hand history
Beside the table, the hand is written out street by street: each street headed by its new cards and the pot its first decision faced, then one row per action (who, a dot in the action's colour, what they did, and the mark of Hero's grade), and a showdown block saying what everyone finished with. A run of preflop folds is one row. Every row is clickable and jumps the table to that exact step, and the current step is highlighted. Bets and raises take their colour from Settings › Colours › Bet colours: by % of the pot with Fixed by size, otherwise by how far the street has gone (a bet, a raise, a re-raise). A $ / bb switch changes every amount in the replayer (in the hand's own currency: € on a euro hand); it starts in bb if Settings › Table & numbers › Bet sizes asks for big blinds. Live match reviews use the same written hand.
Grades on your decisions
If the Analyse tab has graded the hand, each of Hero's graded actions carries its grade, in the history and under the table as you step: the same tier names Analyse uses (best, correct, inaccuracy, wrong, blunder), how often the solver takes that action with Hero's hand, and a bb loss only where the decision was actually priced. A decision graded on frequency alone shows no bb figure, and one the solve never reaches reads not graded rather than a verdict. Hover a grade for the full sentence. Beside a graded postflop decision, ↗ opens it in the viewer, on the solve and the node it was graded against.
Sharing the hand
Share shares the hand as it stands at the current step: Copy image, Save PNG or Copy as text, with positions only and no screen names. An imported hand can't be shared as a link; only hands played in megamaster can, the trainer's and live tables' (see Shared hands).
Solving the hand
The Solve button solves this exact spot — positions, stacks, sizing and board — with the built-in solver, reusing an existing solve of the same board where there is one. When it finishes you get the root EVs, the template it used (flagged when it is only the nearest depth or sizing), and Hero's decisions against the best available action, each marked OK or with its bb loss. See Solving hands.