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Logging

How to log poker sessions

The timer does not attach to the table. You decide when it starts and when it is saved. Each row you close (Cash, Spins, MTT, live or study) is a comparable point for history, edge and the planner.

Logging poker sessions in the PokerView tracker

How to log a poker session

Steps to open, pause and save a Cash, Spins, MTT, live or study session in PokerView.

  1. Pick a format

    Open the tracker and choose Cash, Spins, MTT, live or study. Online formats can include a poker room.

  2. Decide on warmup

    If you warm up, mark it. If not, skip it. The product stores that so it can compare days with and without warmup when the sample exists.

  3. Measure time

    Start the timer. Pause and resume keep the measured time. Until you save, there is no row in history.

  4. Save the context

    When you close, review duration, room, stake, focus and tilt. Those fields are what you can segment later.

What you can log

Cash, Spins, MTT, live poker and study. Study counts hours, not table results. Each session stores the duration the timer measured and the context you add when you save: room, stake, self-reported focus and tilt.

You can keep more than one session open. The tracker does not guess the table. If you change format, you open another row.

Formats
Cash, Spins, MTT, live, study
Time
Timer with pause and resume
Context
Room, stake, focus and tilt you declare

How a session is opened

The flow is short on purpose. The product does not fill the row for you. If you leave without saving, that measurement does not enter history. The steps are at the top of this guide.

Repeat the last one

If the browser or history still has the last finished session, a control starts it again with the same format and room. It saves you from rewriting the same setup every day. It does not copy results or the previous tilt.

What you can look at later

History, results, edge and the planner read these rows. They segment by time of day, duration, tilt, focus and format when the sample is large enough.

The coach applies thresholds to those numbers. It does not use an artificial intelligence model and it does not tell you that you will win. A difference between Tuesday and Saturday is a lead to review, not a recipe.

Limits of this log

  • It is not a HUD and it does not read the pot.
  • It does not capture live hands or connect to each room on its own.
  • Focus and tilt are self-reported. There are no sleep or mood fields.
  • A difference between time of day or duration is a lead, not a proven cause.