Before the session
Open the table or player. See the key read first, the sample behind it, and what is still unknown.
For serious players
The edge is often something you already saw.
A sizing tell from three years ago. The reg who only got loud with value. The lineup where your hourly collapsed after midnight. PokerReads keeps those details connected to the player and the session so you can retrieve them without trusting memory alone.
The poker day
Four jobs, one private record.
The product should disappear into the routine. Open the lineup, capture the evidence, close the books, and keep one lesson.
Session log
Log time, stack, re-entry, mood, or a quick note only where the venue permits device use. PokerReads does not recommend poker actions in a live hand.
After the session
Enter the exact result once. The session row, bankroll graph, and review use the same underlying record.
04 ยท Between sessionsAttach the hand, update the player, journal the decision, and keep the conclusion tied to its source.
What earns trust
The read can be useful without pretending to be certain.
A serious player should be able to inspect the action, showdown, and note behind a conclusion. Thin samples stay labeled. Different games stay separate. Open questions remain visible.
The standard
- Useful first: one table-ready lean before a wall of evidence.
- Receipts attached: exact hands and notes remain available.
- No sample theater: two clean spots are two clean spots, not a permanent range law.
- No live-hand action engine: preparation and review stay separate from real-time decisions.
Sessions and bankroll
The graph is only as trustworthy as the ledger.
Cash and tournaments need fast entry, exact full-dollar rows, editable records, clear ranges, and sample-aware coaching. PokerReads keeps the recent sessions visible and lets the chart lead without hiding the numbers underneath it.
Cash
Buy-in, cash-out, rebuys, room, stakes.
Remember the usual game, finish once, and reconcile the linked bankroll row without creating duplicate sessions.
Tournament
Event, buy-in, bullets, chips, blinds.
Keep live chip counts separate from dollars, track re-entries, and finish into one canonical result.
Review
Advice that points back to the sample.
No hourly-rate claim before the minimum sample. No retrospective stop-loss framed as money you definitely would have saved. The record should support the sentence.
Champion
Founder-led setup for an existing archive.
If your evidence already spans years of chats, screenshots, hand histories, and private notes, Champion includes a hand-built first 20-player vault, a monthly 30-minute review, one priority read each month, and everything in Pro.
- Pro: $49.99 monthly or $499 yearly.
- Champion: $99.99 monthly or $999 yearly.
- Free: five players and ten hands per player, no card required.
Bring the opponent you know best.
If PokerReads cannot turn your own notes into a read you trust, it has not earned a place in your game.