Session preparation

Prepare your poker session in 5 minutes, log it in 2.

Before you play, you check in: how you feel, a few hands to warm up, what you will watch tonight and your budget. After, you log your session: your level of play, what made it drop, your result. Your bankroll updates by itself.

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Your level of play changes during the sessionExample: 80% in A game, then C after a bad beat. Try it, tap a slice.
Tap a box to change level: A, then B, then C. The boxes after it follow.

A 80 %C 20 %

1Before

The warm-up, so you never sit down cold

Five minutes, and every step can be skipped. The goal: reach the table knowing what state you are in and what you want to hold on to.

  • How you feel

    Your mood and your energy right now. A tired evening shows before the first hand, not after the tenth.

  • A few hands to warm up

    A short review of your ranges, to get the right reflexes going before you open your tables.

  • What you watch

    Two or three intentions for tonight, taken from your leaks and your A game, with your C game warning signs.

  • Your budget

    The max buy-in from your bankroll rules and what you allow yourself to lose tonight, your stop-loss.

Your next session, prepared and logged
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2During

While you play, the app stays out of the way

You start your session and you play. A banner only reminds you how long you have been sitting and what you promised yourself to watch. No hand by hand input, no notification.

3After

The session logged in 2 minutes, your play before your result

A session is never all A game or all C game. You split it into ten slices and tap the moment your level changed. At each switch, you say what caused it: bad beat, cooler, fatigue, boredom, big win.

  • Your level, slice by slice

    A 80%, C 20%: you see what you really played, not the impression left at the end.

  • Your leaks and your signs

    The ones that came back tonight join their tracking, and a new C game sign goes into your levels.

  • Your result

    Win or loss, and whether you kept to your budget. The move is added to your bankroll without copying anything.

4Your bankroll

Your bankroll and your rules, in one place

Every move is logged: session result, deposit, withdrawal, bonus, ticket, transfer between sites. You set your rules once (your profile and your target in buy-ins) and you see the max average buy-in they allow today, with an alert when your bankroll drops under your target.

  • Your moves

    By site and by game, with your bankroll curve over time.

  • Your rules

    Your answers to the BRM calculator become your rules, and you adjust them whenever you like.

  • Your max buy-in

    A limit that follows your rules and today's bankroll, and goes down when your bankroll goes down. It is a ceiling, never an invitation to play more.

Which stakes tonight? Your BRM tells you.Your bankroll room by room, your max buy-in recomputed after every session, and an alert when your bankroll drops below your target.
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5Over time

What your sessions tell you, month after month

  • Your time in A game

    The share of each level month by month, and your average result by level played. You see what an evening in C game costs you.

  • What brings you down

    The triggers that come back most often. The coach helps you prepare your session and review it, and offers to turn a trigger into a leak to work on.

Guides to go further

Poker mindset

Playing responsibly

Your bankroll is money you can lose without your life changing. Not your rent, groceries, bills or savings. Count every deposit as lost the moment you make it. If you are not ready to lose it, do not deposit it.

Bankroll management protects you from variance, it does not make you a winner. If you deposit again to win your money back, go past the limits you set yourself or if gambling takes a place that worries you, talk about it. Free and confidential support services exist in most countries: find them on our responsible gambling page.

Frequently asked questions

How do I prepare a poker session?

In five minutes before you open your tables: note how you feel (mood, energy), play a few review hands to warm up, pick two or three things to watch tonight and set your budget from your bankroll rules.

Why log a poker session after playing?

Because the memory of a session quickly shrinks to its result. Logging your level slice by slice and what made it drop shows what you really played, and what comes back from one session to the next.

What do A game, B game and C game mean?

Your A game is your best level, focused and clear-headed. Your B game is fine but no more, and your C game is when fatigue, tilt or boredom make you play well below your level. One session often moves from one to the other.

Does the bankroll update by itself?

Yes. The result you enter when logging your session becomes a move in your bankroll. Deposits, withdrawals, bonuses, tickets and transfers between sites are logged separately, in a few seconds.

Is it free?

Yes, you can try it for free, no credit card needed.

Are my results shared with anyone?

No. Your sessions, your bankroll and your notes are tied to your account and shown to no one. You can delete a session or a move whenever you like, and deleting your account erases everything.

Does it help me play more?

No, and that is not the point. The budget and the max buy-in are ceilings you set for yourself. If you feel you are losing control of your play, free help exists: see our responsible gambling page for support services.

For the method, read the session routine and the bankroll management guide.

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