Log every poker session and let the data prove your skill.
"Am I actually winning, or have I just been running hot?" Every poker player asks this question. The answer is session tracking. My Bankroll helps you systematically record and analyze your sessions so the numbers tell the truth about your game.
What Is Poker Session Tracking?
Poker session tracking means recording the date, venue, stakes, buy-in, profit/loss, and play time for every session. As data accumulates, you gain clear visibility into your actual win rate, hourly rate, and which game types are profitable for you.
What Should You Track?
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Date & Venue
When and where you played (online/live, casino name)
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Stakes & Buy-in
Blind sizes and total amount bought in
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Profit / Loss
Final session result (positive or negative)
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Play Duration
Start/end time and total session length
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Game Type
Cash game, tournament, SNG, etc.
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Notes
Conditions, notable hands, mental game observations
Insights You Gain From Session Tracking
Hourly Rate ($/hr)
Calculate your true hourly rate to see if poker is profitable
Optimal Play Times
Night vs. day vs. evening — discover when you win the most
Day-of-Week Performance
Find out which days have the softest games for you
Bankroll Curve
Visualize your monthly profit trend and growth trajectory
AI Leak Finder
Auto-detects patterns — e.g., sessions beyond 4 hours go negative
Hand Analysis Integration
Log key hands and get AI-powered GTO feedback
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How detailed should my session logs be?
At minimum, record date, stakes, buy-in, and profit. Adding time and venue unlocks richer analysis.
Q. Can I import data from PokerStars or GGPoker?
Manual entry and hand history paste are supported now. CSV import is on the roadmap.
Q. How many sessions before the data becomes meaningful?
Win rates start becoming statistically significant around 30 sessions. 100+ sessions gives you a reliable read.
Q. Can I track tournaments too?
Yes — cash games and tournaments are tracked separately with their own analytics.