The Replayer

Replay your hands action by action, jump to the full Spin, export the HH and share a replay with your friends.

Gandalf

Gandalf

Co-founder of Poker Sciences

The Replayer

The Replayer lets you review the hands or Spins you've played. That's it. We've tried to build the best possible interface so it's a pleasant experience and makes you want to spend time studying your game.

You mostly open it from the Hands view and the Spins view. But it also opens from other places in the tracker (Leak Finder, import summary, etc.) which the next modules will cover as we go.

The Hand Replayer with the reconstructed table, the action list on the right and the navigation controls at the bottom.
The poker table in the center, actions on the right, navigation at the bottom.

1. Two Replayers, one interface

The difference between the two Replayers (hands or spins) comes down to the entry point and the scope of hands you can browse from the open window.

Opened fromNavigable handsTypical use case
Hand ReplayerA hand (Hands view)The hands of the filtered page (prev/next)Working through a filtered sample hand by hand
Spin ReplayerA Spin (Spins view)All hands of the SpinPutting a hand back in context (stacks, opponents, previous hands)

For everything else, the interface is strictly identical.

3. View the whole spin from a hand

From the Hand Replayer, a View spin button at the bottom of the sidebar opens the Spin Replayer in a new window, positioned right away on the hand you were studying.

The View spin button at the bottom of the Hand Replayer sidebar.
The View spin button is at the bottom left of the sidebar.

It's the shortcut to put a hand back in its context: see what happened in the previous hand, how stacks evolved since the start of the Spin, or other hands you played against the same opponent.

4. Export the Hand History

A Copy button at the bottom of the sidebar exports the current hand in standard hand history text format, straight to your clipboard.

No file download: one click and the content is copied, ready to paste.

The Copy button at the bottom right of the Hand Replayer sidebar.
The Copy button is at the bottom right of the sidebar.

This format contains everything a solver or a coach expects: Spin header (blinds, buy-in, date), seats and stacks, actions by street, showdown, summary with the final board.

Typical uses

  • Paste into a solver (PioSolver, GTO Wizard, GTO+) to study the spot
  • Share with a coach or a friend on Discord, a forum, a chat
  • Archive a notable hand outside the tracker

Scope: one hand at a time, the one displayed in the Replayer. If you want several hands, you copy them one by one for now. Exporting multiple HH at once will arrive in a future update.

5. Share a replay

Unlike the hand history copy (raw text to paste into a solver), sharing generates a link to the visual Replayer that your friends can open in their browser. The button is called Share hand (Hand Replayer) or Share game (Spin Replayer).

The Share button at the bottom of the Hand Replayer sidebar.
The Share button is at the bottom left of the sidebar, next to View spin.

What you get

  • A public URL (like app.pokersciences.com/hand-replayer/... or /replayer/...), accessible without authentication. Your friends don't need a Poker Spin Tracker account.
  • Aliases are masked by default (Hero, Player 2, etc.). No one can trace it back to your identity or your opponents', so you can share on Discord or Twitter without worry.
The Hand Replayer share dialog with the link to copy.
The share dialog.

Share links expire automatically after 90 days.

After that, your friends land on a This link has expired page and the Replayer is no longer accessible through that link. There is no automatic renewal: to reshare the same hand after expiration, you have to come back to the tracker and start a new share (new link, new 90-day clock).

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