The Overview tab

To wrap up this tour of the Leak Finder, head to its fourth and last tab: Overview. Its mission: display a player's complete playing profile on a single dashboard: their general stats (VPIP, PFR, c-bet...), their precise stats, all of it compared to your references and colored according to the gap.

And when we say “a player”, that doesn't only mean you: the table can switch in one click to the Fish, the Regs, any of your tags, or one specific player.

It's the ideal tool for taking a profile's temperature: yours as much as the pool's.

This tab, directly inspired by Hand2Note, is mostly aimed at advanced players. If you're a beginner or an intermediate player, don't dwell on it too much for now: just keep in mind what it can do, and come back to it when you need deeper analysis.

The tab is organized into two areas: the main area on the left, and the sidebar on the right.

What shows up in the main area depends on what you pick in the sidebar's Situation and opponents menu:

• The first entry, Summary, opens the dashboard. It's the heart of the tab, and the bulk of this chapter.
• The entries below it open per-situation views: a preflop position shows its grid by stack range, a postflop situation shows its frequencies by pot type. We'll get to them at the end of the chapter.

The sidebar, from top to bottom:

• Analyzed profile: the player whose stats the table displays. You by default, but also Fish, Reg, a custom tag or one specific player.
• Situation and opponents: the view selector we just talked about, along with the Vs filter (the type of opponent faced, as in the other tabs).
• The Preflop / Postflop toggle, used by the per-situation views (it disappears on the Summary view).
• Right at the bottom, the Reference card, which we'll come back to: it's what drives the colors.

Before going any further, one essential point to really understand this tab: Overview computes nothing of its own.

All it does is re-read what the Preflop and Postflop tabs already expose, then lay it out again as a dashboard.

Postflop: your custom situations

The Situation and opponents menu picks up exactly the same sections as the Postflop tab (3-max BTN vs BB, 3-max BTN multiway, HU SB...), Poker Sciences situations and your custom situations included.

Create a situation in the Postflop tab, and you'll find it here, with its frequencies already compared to the Regs.

Preflop: your situations, your stack ranges, your sizings

The preflop grids read your stack ranges and your sizings, exactly as you defined them in the Preflop tab.

Slice your stacks differently: the grid's rows follow. Add an open sizing: it becomes one more column.

And your custom preflop situations come up too. They file themselves automatically under the right parent position, based on the actions that precede your decision: if the Button has folded, your situation goes under “BB vs SB”; if it entered the hand, under “BB vs BTN”.

Above all, remember this: the more carefully you tend your Preflop and Postflop tabs, the richer Overview gets. The two work together.

The Summary is a table of cells: each cell shows a stat's name and its value, colored according to the gap to the reference.

By default, the table offers a grid of 9 essential stats:

• VPIP, PFR, Postflop aggression: the preflop skeleton and overall aggressiveness.
• C-bet flop, 2-barrel, 3-barrel: postflop aggression, street by street.
• Donk bet, Delay c-bet, Probe bet: the less standard postflop lines.

The same engine as the per-opponent HUD

If you already use the per-opponent HUD (set up in the Players tab), you're on familiar ground: the Summary uses exactly the same system of panels, sections and cells, with the same editing experience.

You can even start straight from your HUD with the Copy from HUD button, which copies its configuration into a new Overview configuration.

One last thing before customizing: this table follows you everywhere. You'll find it in particular in each player's card (Players tab), read-only, with the numbers of the player you're looking at.

The default grid is only a starting point: everything can be changed, directly on the table.

Adding a stat

Click the + on an empty cell: the stat catalog opens, organized into three tabs:

The general stats list opens on a Volume section, which holds a single button: Number of hands. That cell shows the number of hands of the analyzed profile under the page filters, and stays unique per panel.

On the right, the restriction column applies to the stat you're about to place, across three sub-tabs: Format (3-max, Heads-up), Pot (Raise Pot, Limp Pot, ISO Pot, 3-bet Pot) and Position.

A dot flags a sub-tab that restricts something. And the Pot sub-tab grays out as soon as the checked stat is a preflop one: at that point, the pot type is already part of the stat.

Editing, deleting, moving

Clicking a cell selects it: a card appears at the bottom of the screen to change the stat or delete the cell.

To reorganize, it's drag and drop: move a cell into another grid cell, or even onto another section's tab to send it there.

Structure via right-click

The table's structure (rows, columns, sections, panels) is edited with a right-click:

• on a grid: insert or delete a row or a column;
• on a panel's tabs: add or delete a section (sections are tabs inside a panel);
• on the background of the view: add a new panel.

Display settings

At the bottom of the screen, the Display card adjusts how the table is presented:

• Name: each stat's name shows Beside the value, Above it, or stays Hidden.
• Size: a zoom from 50 to 200% to fit the table to your screen.

Several saved configurations

Finally, you're not limited to a single layout. The bar above the Summary manages a library of named configurations: New, Copy from HUD, Rename, Duplicate, Delete.

Each entry stores your whole layout: all your panels, their sections and their cells. So it isn't “a table”, but a complete configuration of the Summary view.

You can, for instance, keep a “Big picture” configuration, a “Postflop aggression” configuration and another one dedicated to your current weak spots, then switch from one to the other in a click.

A raw value doesn't say much: 22% 3-bet in BB, is that a lot or not enough?

That's why every cell of the Summary is compared to a reference, and colored according to the gap.

The reference is picked in the Reference card, at the bottom of the sidebar: Auto, GTO or Exploit.

• Preflop, the comparison is made against your reference charts: GTO or Exploit, whether they are the Poker Sciences charts or your custom charts. Auto mode picks for you: Exploit against the Fish, GTO against the Regs.
• Postflop, the comparison is always made against the Regs at your stake, exactly as in the Postflop tab.

The color code

Precise cells have their reference too: GTO for a preflop line, Regs for a postflop line. One quirk: their value appears immediately, but the color can arrive with a slight delay, the time it takes to compute the reference.

So far, the table has been showing your stats. The Analyzed profile selector at the top of the sidebar changes everything: switch to Fish, Reg, any of your custom tags, or even one specific player, and the whole table recomputes for that profile.

That kind of question gets its answer in two clicks. It's the fastest way to take your pool's temperature, stat by stat.

Two important additions:

• The Vs filter restricts the hands by the opponent faced (vs Fish, vs Reg...), as in the other tabs.
• The page filters (date, room, buy-ins...) apply to every cell of the table, Precise stats included.

Hovers: digging in without leaving the page

Every cell of the Summary hides a second layer of information, reachable on hover:

• A preflop stat shows the matching 13×13 range: the hands that make up the stat, with the range of the measured action.
• A postflop stat shows the hand strength: which hand categories the action is taken with.
• A Precise cell shows the range of the measured action line.

The Situation and opponents menu doesn't only contain the Summary: it also lists every preflop position and the postflop situations.

Select a preflop position (BTN, SB vs BTN, SB vs BB, BB vs BTN, BB vs SB, HU SB, HU BB): the main area shows a grid crossing the position's stack ranges with its actions. Every frequency there is colored according to the reference, as in the Summary.

It's the ideal view to spot at what stack depth a frequency drops off.

Select a postflop situation: the main area shows its detailed frequencies by pot type, with the same comparison logic.

The Overview tab brings together a player's complete playing profile, whether that's you or a profile from the pool, in a dashboard compared to your references.

We've now been all the way around the Leak Finder. In the next chapter, it's time for method: prioritizing your leaks, structuring your work and turning analysis into measurable progress.