Poker hand analyzer
Paste your hand history and see where it went wrong: real equity for every decision and clear pot-odds mistakes.
PokerStars format and compatible. It needs the "Dealt to …" line (your cards) to know whom to analyze. Nothing leaves your browser.
Paste a hand and hit "Analyze", or load an example.
How it works
Paste the hand history from your poker site (PokerStars format and compatible) and the analyzer reviews every decision you made: on each street it computes your equity via Monte Carlo with the bit.poker engine, compares it with the price the bet was offering, and checks your preflop opens against standard 6-max charts. The result is not a solver verdict, and does not pretend to be: it flags the clear mistakes — calling without the price, opening off-chart hands — and leaves honest notes where the answer depends on your opponent's range. It is the 30-second review that turns a lost hand into a concrete lesson. Everything runs in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
What is my equity computed against?
Against random hands for the opponents still in the pot, via Monte Carlo. That overestimates your equity (a bettor holds a better-than-random range), and the analyzer uses it in your favor: if you fall short of the price even then, the mistake is certain; in the other direction it only leaves a note.
Is this a solver?
No, by design. A solver answers with mixed GTO ranges; this tool teaches the fundamentals that come first: pot odds, equity and opening charts. For 95% of a developing player's lost hands, the mistake lives at that level.
What does the hand history need?
It must be complete and include the "Dealt to …" line with your cards: without them there is nobody to analyze. If you also want to watch the hand in motion, paste it into the replayer.
What now? Train these decisions
Numbers stick when you use them: real spots graded by the engine, a table against bots and a daily streak. Free, with your email.