Hand Upload

What happens to your uploads. Hands are parsed and scored in your browser, then stored against your account; the nightly audit report reads them for its variance section. Nothing here is browsable — this page is just the intake.

What the scoring measures. Luck = actual result − what an average player in this pool would expect given the same information. Each session gets:

• Deal luck — the bb value of the cards you were dealt vs a position baseline built from ~480k pool hands (premiums, playable hands, card-dead stretches all priced).
• Runout luck — on every pot where hole cards are known, how the board changed your exact equity, weighted by the pot at each card (all-in EV is the special case).
• Verdict — the session's total luck as a percentile of what the pool's per-hand luck distribution predicts: ran hot / neutral / ran cold / inconclusive.

What it deliberately does not do: postflop outcome differences vs the pool (getting paid, bluffs getting through) mix hidden luck with your own play, so they are shown as context, never counted as luck. One session's raw result is ±2 buy-ins of pure noise; a large skill edge is worth ~5bb/100. Improvement is invisible in a session's results — trust decision quality and the luck-adjusted trend in the daily audit report instead.