Mistakes queued

How many of a table session's mistakes were added to a review queue, to come back as practice cards.

Last updated October 16, 2026

What it means: A decision at the table graded Inaccuracy or worse is queued when a practice card exists for its spot. The card is made due now, so it is next in line where that kind of card is dealt.
How it is calculated: Preflop and short-stack spots go to the drill queue at /drill. Solver flop spots go to the solver flop queue at /flops. Turn and river calls and all-ins graded by the payouts have no practice card, so they are graded and shown but not queued or counted here.
Worked example: You leave a cash session with 14 decisions graded and 3 mistakes queued: two opens you should have folded, which are now due in the drill, and one flop bet, which is due in the solver flops.
Why it matters: A mistake made at the table is a spot you get wrong under real conditions. Putting it at the front of the queue means you practice it while you still remember the hand.