Dashboard and results
The Tracker dashboard and the Results page: real winnings and EV, showdown and non-showdown curves, winrate in BB/100, tournament ROI, rakeback, and what it takes for your tournament winnings to show.
Two pages answer the question “am I winning?”: the Dashboard, which sums it up, and Results, which details it. Both follow the hero and the format chosen in the chip at the top of the menu (cash, tournament or spin).
The dashboard
This is the page the Tracker opens on. Its period is set at the top of the “Results” card (all time by default, from “Last 24 hours” to a custom range) and it is kept from one launch to the next.
- Results: your winnings over the period, the format's key figures and the curve. The expand button opens the Results page.
- Records in cash (best session, hourly net, winning-session streak, volume this month), Deep runs in tournaments (best run, final tables, wins, share of the field beaten), Winnings by multiplier in spin.
- Recent sessions and To analyze (the last five hands set aside for the Lab).
- An activity calendar, in hands or in games.
- Your Circles and your Goals in progress.
The Results page
Results draws up to five curves on the same scale:
- Real winnings: what you actually won or lost
- EV: your winnings with the luck taken out of all-ins
- Showdown and Non-showdown: what you win when the hand goes to showdown, and what you win without getting there
- Rake: what the room took
Three settings:
- “Display by”: hand, day, week or month
- “Unit”: big blinds, chips or euros. In euros, one curve per hero, plus a total, gross winnings and cost.
- the period
Above the curves, the key figures for the period change with the format: in cash, net, winrate, EV, hourly net, hands per hour, rake and volume; in tournaments, net, EV, showdown, non-showdown and volume; in euros, net, ROI, average buy-in, gross winnings, cost and number of games.
Reading the curves
The gap between real winnings and EV. EV only takes the luck out of heads-up all-ins where both hands are known: all-in with 80% equity, you are credited with 80% of the pot, whatever the river (the exact calculation is in All-in EV). If your real winnings sit below EV for a long time, you have lost more all-ins than expected: that is variance, not your play. The reverse means you have been lucky, and that your real winrate is probably lower than it looks.
The non-showdown curve. It measures what you win when nobody shows their cards: your steals, your c-bets that get through, your folds. A strongly negative non-showdown curve often points to play that is too passive or to folding too often against aggression.
The winrate in BB/100. The number of big blinds won per hundred hands. The figure only means something from a sizeable volume: over 10,000 hands, the swing due to variance is still several BB/100. Look at the trend over 50,000 hands rather than this week's number.
Tournament winnings
In tournaments and spins, winnings in euros do not come from the hands but from the room's result files (the tournament summaries). Without them, the Tracker knows your hands but not your finishing place or your winnings. Depending on the room:
- Winamax, PokerStars, Unibet and PMU provide them with your histories. If the page reports games without a result, add the folder that holds the summaries in Import & Sync: it is not always the one that holds the hands.
- Betclic and iPoker only prove their winnings through the session XML export: import those files.
- GGPoker and CoinPoker publish no result file: your tournament winnings there cannot be proven, and the curve does not count them.
When games are found without a result, the page says so and names the room concerned.
Rakeback
The spin dashboard shows your rakeback if you have entered your rate in Settings › Tracker. This rate stays on your computer.