Replayer Interface Guide

The Replayer is where you perform detailed hand analysis in FlopHero. It lets you review every street, compare your actions to GTO-optimal plays, and understand exactly why each decision gained or lost expected value.
Mastering the Replayer is essential for improving decision quality and eliminating leaks.

Replayer Layout Overview

The interface is divided into three main sections:

• Hand Viewer - Displays the table layout, players, stacks, and the sequence of actions.
• Decision Analysis Panel - Shows the GTO-optimal strategy for the current decision, including frequencies for each possible action.
• Navigation Controls - Allow you to move through the hand action by action or street by street.

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The Replayer lets you analyze every decision in detail, showing table action, GTO strategy, and EV deviations to help refine decision-making.

Navigating Through a Hand

Use the navigation controls to move forward or backward through the hand.
You can step street by street or jump directly to key actions for faster review.
This pacing control helps you isolate specific moments where major decisions occurred.

For efficiency tips, see Replayer Tips and Shortcuts.

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Navigation controls allow you to move through each action or street, helping isolate critical decisions and review them efficiently.

Decision Analysis Panel

The Decision Analysis Panel is the core of the Replayer.
For each decision point, it displays the solver’s action mix - the percentage of time a GTO strategy would:

• Bet
• Check
• Raise
• Fold

Example: GTO might bet 65%, check 30%, and fold 5% in a specific spot.
These frequencies show how balanced optimal play would be across your range.

To learn how these frequencies are generated, read Understanding Decision Analysis.

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The Decision Analysis Panel visualizes solver frequencies for each possible action, helping you compare your choices with GTO-optimal play.

Understanding the GTO Strategy

The panel highlights the GTO-optimal action and compares it to your actual choice.
When your decision deviates, it displays what you should have done instead and the ΔEV (Delta EV) - the exact expected value lost on that decision.

This immediate feedback helps you pinpoint whether errors stem from range selection, bet sizing, or action choice.
Reviewing these spots regularly sharpens both your theoretical understanding and your in-game execution.

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Alternative text: FlopHero Replayer showing hand viewer, decision analysis panel, and navigation controls.
Caption: Example of the Replayer interface displaying GTO strategy and ΔEV for each decision.

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The GTO panel highlights optimal actions and their ΔEV impact, revealing exactly where deviations from solver play cost expected value.