Capture
Type a quick note, paste a hand history, import tracker files, save a screenshot, or scan a table.
Private opponent memory
PokerReads
Stop paying twice for the same read.
The expensive call already taught you something. PokerReads turns your hands, tells, screenshots, and notes into one opponent brief, with the exact evidence and strongest counterexample attached.
Free includes five players and ten hands each. No credit card required.
RonanLive PLO cash
Real read, name changed
Next-session read
After passive early action, his fast, large river pressure has shown nut-class in the cited PLO spots. Fold the dominated flush instead of paying to confirm it.
H77Bet $1,700 quickly on the third-spade river. Hero folded the K-high flush; Ronan later confirmed the nut flush.
LIMITH88 records a river bluff-raise. This is a selective adjustment, not "he never bluffs."
What the app actually does
AI synthesisThe engine compresses your evidence into a useful read.
Receipts attachedHands, notes, sample size, and unknowns stay visible.
One poker recordPlayers, hands, sessions, and bankroll stay connected.
Built for reviewPreparation and between-session learning, never a solver or HUD.
One loop
Capture the spot. Build the read. Find it again.
PokerReads is not another notes archive. It is the full path from a raw poker observation to a useful, auditable memory.
Synthesize
AI separates games, actions, tells, contradictions, and confidence into one opponent read.
Retrieve
Search a name, room, action line, tag, or saved hand. Open the key read first and the proof when you need it.
Review
Attach the session result, journal the day, and let the bankroll and coach work from the same record.
Start with one expensive lesson. PokerReads keeps a single observation visibly different from a repeated pattern, then strengthens or contradicts the read as new evidence arrives.
The product, in one read
A useful adjustment, plus the hand that stops it becoming dogma.
Ronan is a pseudonym for one of David's real top-ten player files, re-synthesized during the current Reads quality pass. The action and bet sizes below are preserved. Private details are not.
- UseIn the cited multiway line, fold dominated flushes to the fast, large river bet after passive early streets.
- ProofThe supporting receipts end with the nut flush and top boat.
- LimitA separate river bluff-raise keeps the adjustment selective. Archived evidence must be retested live.
H77
After the flop checked through, Ronan bet $500 on the turn and $1,700 quickly on the third-spade river. Hero folded the K-high flush; Ronan later confirmed the nut flush.
H63
Ronan potted $520 on Q-8-7 with two spades and later jammed. The source note records top boat at showdown.
H88
Counterexample: check back flop, call $200 on the turn, then raise $500 to $2,000 on the river with K-T-T-6. The source note labels it a bluff raise.
WINDOW
93 hands checked, August 2016 to December 2025. Archived evidence: retest live.
Hands and study
Every hand stays useful after the read is written.
The Hand Repository gives you one searchable place for raw hands, imported hands, player context, and study tags. Open a hand to replay the streets or inspect the untouched source.
Search the spotFind hands by player, game, sizing, action line, room, or saved tag.
Replay what is structuredStep through supported hand histories street by street. Raw notes remain raw when the action is incomplete.
Prepare solver inputExport supported NLHE hands in PokerStars text accepted by GTO Wizard Analyzer. PLO output stays labeled for compatible tools.
Source honesty: PokerReads never invents missing seats, stacks, cards, or actions to make a replay look complete.
Sessions and bankroll
Enter the result once. Keep the books exact.
Cash and tournament sessions share one ledger. Recent rows stay visible, every chart point opens its session, and advice is tied to the sample that produced it.
Sessions that are simple to finish
Cash, MTT, import, room, stakes, buy-in, cash-out, re-entries, edits, and debriefs stay in one flow.
A graph with the ledger underneath
Cash, tournaments, or both. Scrub the curve, choose a date range, and open the session behind any move.
CashBuy-in, cash-out, rebuys, room, stakes, clock, mood, and table context.
TournamentsEvent, buy-in, bullets, chips, blinds, bounties, result, and staking records.
BankrollExact full-dollar rows, custom ranges, cash or MTT filters, weekly review, and data cleanup.
Coach and JournalQuestions and reflections grounded in your own sessions, with thin samples labeled honestly.
Why AI belongs here
Your archive is too valuable to search by hand.
PokerReads uses AI to compare action lines, showdowns, tells, and contradictions across your private record. It leads with the decision you can use, then keeps the source hands beside it so you never have to trust polished prose alone.
- Useful first: the key read leads.
- Evidence visible: exact source hands remain available.
- Uncertainty visible: small samples and open questions stay labeled.
- Games separated: NLHE, PLO, PLO5, cash, and tournament evidence do not silently blend.
Transparent pricing
See the whole price before you sign up.
Start with the free read loop. Upgrade only when the product has earned a larger place in your game.
Free
$0
Five players, ten hands per player, and the core session and bankroll record.
Start freePro
$49.99 monthly
Or $499/year. Unlimited players and hands, full AI reads, imports, Hand Repository, sessions, bankroll, Journal, and review.
See every Pro featureChampion
$99.99 monthly
Or $999/year. Everything in Pro, founder-led vault setup, monthly review, and one priority read each month.
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Straight answers
What a serious player should ask.
How much evidence do I need?
Start with one player and one useful hand or note. PokerReads labels that as an early read, then strengthens, narrows, or contradicts it when more evidence arrives.
Is the Ronan report real?
Yes. It comes from one of David's real top-ten PLO player files. The opponent name was changed. The public excerpt preserves the recorded action and bet sizes, shows the strongest counterexample, and labels the evidence stale enough to retest.
Does PokerReads use AI?
Yes. AI is the synthesis engine. It would be impractical to manually compare every action, showdown, tell, and contradiction across a large archive. PokerReads keeps the evidence attached so the AI conclusion can be checked.
Does it replace Poker Bankroll Tracker?
It can if you want session entry, bankroll graphs, exact ledger rows, opponent memory, hands, Journal, and review in one app. PokerReads imports PBT session history. PBT may still be the better fit if you only want a mature dedicated tracker.
Does it replace a solver or HUD?
No. PokerReads is an opponent-memory, session, and recordkeeping app. It preserves hands and can prepare supported exports, but it does not solve strategy or interact with a poker client.
What happens to incomplete notes?
They stay incomplete. PokerReads can organize raw evidence without inventing missing cards, stacks, seats, or action.
Built from a player's problem
A memory system David Paredes could not buy.
David won the 2015 WPT Borgata Poker Open and has played high-stakes cash for more than fifteen years. PokerReads began with a simple frustration: the useful detail was already in the notes, but never where it was needed.
Read the professional-player storyBring the player who has already cost you money.
Add the hands you paid to learn from. See whether PokerReads can turn them into a decision worth remembering.