You know the feeling. You lose a big pot, close the client, and an hour later you’re still replaying it in your head. Was the river call bad? Should you have checked the turn?
You could always find a similar spot in the PeakGTO library and drill it, but a similar spot isn’t your hand. It can’t tell you what your line, your sizings, and your decisions on every street actually cost you.
Now you can check the real thing. Upload your own hand histories, and PeakGTO will show you exactly where each hand went right or wrong. It’s free.
Upload the hands you actually played
Upload works with most of the biggest online poker sites, including PokerStars, GGPoker, ACR, CoinPoker, iPoker, Winamax, Ignition, and 888poker, so if you play online, your site is likely covered.
Upload your hand history files, and PeakGTO matches each hand to a solve. You don’t need to build a tree, set ranges, or wait for a solver to run. That work’s already done.
Find out what each decision really cost you
For every hand it can read, you’ll see how accurate your decisions were and how much EV you lost, hand by hand and in total.
That number is more honest than your results.
You can play a hand perfectly and lose your stack, or butcher it and scoop the pot. EV loss ignores the cards that came and looks only at the choices you made.
When a hand stands out, open it in the Replayer and walk through it street by street. Next to each of your decisions there’s a “Show solver strategy” button, so you can see how the solver plays that exact spot.
So instead of “I think I misplayed it,” you’ll know which street cost you, and how much.
Know which hands it can read
PeakGTO only grades a hand when it has a solve that fits, so expect a few hands from every session not to make it through.
It covers No-limit Hold’em in the most common online formats.
- Cash. 6-handed 100 bb (NL100 rake), 8-handed 100 and 200 bb, heads-up 100 and 200 bb, and 8-handed straddle 200 bb
- Tournaments. 8-handed and heads-up, with a 12.5% ante or a 1 bb big blind ante
Your stack needs to be within 15% of a solved depth, and some depths are preflop-only. ICM spots and multiway postflop pots aren’t covered, so if you play tournaments, your early and middle stage hands are the ones to upload. Near the bubble or at a final table, ICM takes over.
You’ll never be left wondering, though. Every hand shows either the solve it was matched to or the reason it couldn’t be analyzed.
Start with one session
Pick the session with the hand you can’t stop thinking about, upload it tonight, and see what the solver says.
Once you know where the EV went, head back to the trainer and work on those spots. Every hand you play there now counts toward your rank and streak, so fixing a leak and building the habit happen at the same time.
