How to review GGPoker hands: a clear step-by-step guide

Playing a lot without reviewing is like training wrong: you only reinforce the same mistakes. The good news: GGPoker gives you the history of all your hands, and you can turn that into real evolution. See how.

Step 1 — Activate/download the hand history

In the GGPoker client, look for the Hand History option. Each tournament/session generates a .txt file with all your hands (cards, actions, result).

On Mac, it usually stays in the GG's Hand History folder. Save these .txt files - they are gold for your study.

Step 2 — Do not review automatically

Opening the .txt file in the notepad is illegible. The secret is to look with criteria:

• Where did I lose more chips? (the big pots)
• Did I raise too small? Did I call too often? Did I bluff at the wrong time?
• In the short stack, did I respect push/fold?

Step 3 — Analyze step by step (street)

• Pre-flop: did I enter with a raise or a passive call? Was the hand worth the position?
• Flop: did the board favor my range? Did the c-bet make sense?
• Turn/River: did I continue with the plan or did I go on impulse? Did I pay for the dominated call?

Step 4 — Draw conclusions and train

Reviewing without changing anything is useless. Note 1-2 adjustments per session ("raise more often on the button", "stop calling 3-bets out of position") and train the repeated spots (e.g., push/fold).

The shortcut: let the app do the boring part

Doing all this by hand is tedious. The GTO Vyve reads the .txt from GGPoker and delivers it to you right away:

• Tournament score and the statistics (VPIP, PFR, gap...).
• Your leaks (recurring errors) with "how to fix".
• The replay of the table, hand in hand, with GTO analysis in clear language.
• Your tournament history to follow the evolution.

Everything in the browser, free to start - without spreadsheets, complicated jargon or a high monthly fee.

👉 Upload your .txt and see your complete analysis on GTO Vyve. (play responsibly · +18)