Quick tour of the tracker

The 5 main sections of Poker Spin Tracker and what they can do for you.

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Gandalf

Co-founder of Poker Sciences

Quick tour of the tracker

Now that you know what a tracker is and how it works, let's take a quick tour of the interface. Poker Spin Tracker is organized into 5 main sections, accessible from the sidebar on the left.

The goal here isn't to explain everything in detail. It's simply to show you what exists, and to make you want to explore. Each section will be covered in its dedicated module.

Here they are:

  • Dashboard
  • Players
  • Review
  • Leak Finder
  • Leaderboard
The Poker Spin Tracker sidebar
On the left, the sidebar: the starting point for navigation.

1. Dashboard

This is the tracker's home page. At the top are the 4 essential KPIs (tournaments, CEV, rakeback, profit), then the content is organized into three tabs.

The Chips Won tab notably shows your chip EV curve, "EV (chips)", which is used to calculate your CEV. It reflects your chip performance, independent of luck in all-in situations.

We will come back to this curve and to the concept of CEV in more detail in the next chapters.

Dashboard Chips Won tab
The Chips Won tab: the chip EV curve with the KPIs at the top, including CEV.

The Bankroll tab (see screenshot below) shows your earnings evolution in euros, with the two fundamental curves: Actual profit and Effective EV Profit.

You can also choose to display the secondary curves, which are less important: EV Multi Profit and EV Profit.

Dashboard Bankroll tab
The Bankroll tab: Actual profit and Effective EV Profit.

The Stats tab provides summary metrics: CEV by position, table quality (fish/reg ratio), multiplier distribution, and more.

Dashboard Stats tab
The Stats tab: CEV by position, table quality, multipliers.

The Dashboard will be the heart of Module 2. Every number will be broken down in detail, and you'll learn to interpret what it means for your game.

2. Players

The Players section lists all the opponents you've encountered. Each player is classified as Fish (recreational) or Reg (regular) by the tracker, with the number of hands played against them.

Tracker Players section
The list of encountered players (hidden here for anonymity), with their profile (Fish or Reg) and hand count.

This section will be explored in depth in Module 8.

3. Review

The Review lets you replay your hands with a visual replayer. You can navigate hand by hand, action by action, see the cards, stacks, opponent profiles, and the complete action history.

The tracker visual replayer
The replayer: visual poker table with action history on the right.

Module 5 is entirely dedicated to the Review. You'll learn to use filters and the replayer to identify your mistakes.

4. Leak Finder

The Leak Finder is probably the tracker's most powerful tool. It lets you find your general leaks, preflop or postflop, for yourself and for your opponents, situation by situation. It shows exactly where you deviate from what you should be doing.

Module 6 will teach you how to use the Leak Finder to identify and correct your deviations.

Preflop
Postflop
Global EV

Preflop

Postflop

Global EV

The Leak Finder: your preflop, postflop and Global EV leaks, situation by situation.

5. Leaderboard

The Leaderboard lets you measure yourself against other Poker Spin Tracker players. It rewards volume and consistency, not just raw performance in € won.

Tracker leaderboard
The Leaderboard: rankings, divisions and player progression.

Module 7, "Compete and improve", is dedicated to the Leaderboard and improvement tools.

6. Copilot (Bonus)

And finally, Copilot, a new feature in Poker Spin Tracker for Windows and Mac.

Copilot is a tool that gives you very useful live information while you grind.

For example: your CEV since you opened your tables, the Fish/Reg ratio, session time (it automatically pauses after 1 minute without any hands played), etc.

Screenshot of Copilot with the default settings
Screenshot of Copilot with the default settings.

You can customize it based on which information you do or do not want to see while you grind. It launches automatically when you start live import in Imports (this option can be disabled in the settings).

Key takeaways

• The tracker has 5 main sections: Dashboard (results), Players (opponents), Review (replayer), Leak Finder (your leaks and your opponents') and Leaderboard

• Each section serves a specific need and will be covered in its dedicated module

• The sidebar also gives access to Imports, Plan, My account, Discord, and Academy

• No need to master everything now. The important thing is knowing that everything is one click away

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