● built for elite cash game coaching

Find the leak. See the exact hands. Fix it.

megamaster is a hand-history tracker and postflop leak finder built from the coaching side of the table — for coaches and serious players who need to go from "something's off in this spot" to the actual hands in under a minute.

Every range bar is conditioned on a real decision

A bare "hero's range in BTN SRP" snapshot doesn't mean anything — it mixes hands that never faced a shared decision. Every hand-strength bar in megamaster is scoped to one specific bet-size bucket, at one specific node, reached via one specific line. That principle runs through every report here.

Lines map

The key nodes of every matchup, with a verdict

Pick a matchup — single raised, 3-bet, in or out of position, raiser or caller — and the key nodes of that line are laid out by street: your mix and what it's made of against the solver's, and how the pool answers every size you use. A node is a confirmed leak only when both your frequency and your range composition are off; when the pool's over-folding rewards the deviation, it says advisory instead. The little red number on each matchup is how many confirmed leaks sit on its main line.

Solver

Its own engine, its own library

megamaster ships with a solver built for it — verified head-to-head against PioSolver on identical trees to a tenth of a chip — and a library of pre-solved spots for the 4-handed game, solved to 0.1% of the pot with hand classes extracted on every street. Nothing to configure and no solver licence to own; bring your own PioSolver if you have one, but you don't need it.

Preflop

Frequencies and the hands behind them

RFI, 3-bet, defend and squeeze grids beside a solver baseline, matched on your 6-handed hands the way the solver cuts them. A flag when a frequency is 5 points off; a second flag when the hands you take an action with differ from the solver's, with the offenders named — "85s you raise 17% vs solver 100%".

Train

Drills from your own leaks

Every confirmed leak proposes a drill: the same line, the same hand strengths, graded against the solved tree. Routines, puzzles and a per-difficulty score keep it honest over weeks, not one session.

Decision-node explorer

Flop, turn, and river

Walk any line — check, bet, raise, call, fold — one decision at a time, on any street. Every outcome carries its own sample size and, when it's Hero's decision, the actual range that took it, with a hover breakdown of every hand class.

Overview

Which lines actually get played

Every full postflop line, ranked by how often it happened — check-check-check, cbet-called-then-give-up, donk-into-the-raiser — so the common patterns surface without drilling node by node.

Replayer

A real visual table

Hero always at the bottom, seats placed around the table, dealer button, pot and every stack updating live as you step through the hand — prev/next/play, or scrub straight to any action.

Results

Sessions, not just totals

Sessions computed from real time gaps in your play, a cumulative graph split into showdown and non-showdown results, and a per-hand drill-down with each hand's own compact line and cards.

Tags

From leak to reviewable list

Click any outcome in the explorer and tag every hand behind it in one move — the leak-review list a coach actually needs, not a spreadsheet export.

What it looks like

Real screens from a real database — 258,000 hands, every number computed on the machine it lives on.

The Lines map: key nodes by street with confirmed and advisory verdicts, and the matchup rail with red leak counts
Lines mapThe flop, turn and river key nodes of one matchup. A confirmed leak on the 2-barrel, an advisory on the delayed c-bet, and the rail counting confirmed leaks per matchup.
The Preflop view: headline stats and RFI by position beside a solver baseline with frequency and range flags
PreflopYour numbers beside the solver's, cut the same way, with a flag where the frequency is off and a second where the hands are.
The Train tab: drills proposed from leaks, with daily targets and history
TrainDrills proposed from your own leaks, graded against the solved tree.

One compact notation, everywhere

The same line notation shows up in the explorer, the overview, and every hand row — learn it once.

X check   F fold   C call

The three actions that don't carry a size.

B50 bet   R50 raise

Both sized as a percentage of the pot before the action — and kept apart, because facing a decision a bet and a raise over one aren't two sizes of the same thing.

X,B50,C | X,X | X,B70,C

One comma-separated segment per street reached, streets joined by | — a full hand's line at a glance.

Full notation glossary →

What megamaster is not

Scope decisions made on purpose, not gaps we haven't gotten to.

It doesn'tWhy
Run while you're playingDeliberately. There's no HUD and no table manager — megamaster is for between sessions, with the poker client closed. Several sites prohibit HUDs and trackers outright, and one bans running a tracker on any site while you're seated at theirs. A study tool you have to remember to close is a study tool that eventually gets someone banned.
Lock you into one siteThe importer is adapter-based — GGPoker, PokerStars, WPN, CoinPoker, 888poker, PartyPoker and iPoker today, and a new site is an adapter rather than a rearchitecture.
Keep your database anywhere but your machineLocal SQLite database, local backend. An account only checks what you're entitled to; your hands never touch it.
Upload your hands anywhereNot hands, cards, results, screen names, or anonymized aggregates of them — there's no code path that does it. Anonymous usage counts (which features get opened) are the only thing that can leave, they're written to a file you can read, and you can switch them off.

Built by a coach, for coaches

megamaster comes out of hundreds of real database reviews — every feature exists because a specific review session needed it, not because a competitor had it first. It is in private access while the solved library is built out; ask and we'll get you in.

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