Hand replayer

A saved full-table hand you can step through action by action, with every player's cards face up.

Last updated October 16, 2026

What it means: Each hand you finish at the full table is saved with the starting stacks, every hole card, the blinds, each action in order, the board and who won what. The replayer rebuilds the table one step at a time.
How it is calculated: Each step applies one event: a blind or ante, an action, a new street, or a pot being paid. Stacks, bets and the pot are recomputed from the start, so the last step always matches the stacks the hand ended with. The newest 200 hands are kept.
Worked example: You open to 60 from under the gun at 10/20 and lose a 400 chip pot on the river. Step back to the turn to see the pot was 130 when you checked, and that the big blind held a flush draw all along.
Why it matters: Reviewing whole hands shows how one preflop choice shapes the later streets, and seeing every hole card makes it clear which of your reads were right.