Tags

Finding a leak is only useful once a coach can put the actual hands in front of a student. Tags are the bridge between "this outcome looks off" and "here are the eleven hands, go watch them."

Tag straight from a decision node

Every outcome in the explorer — and, from the hand list it opens, every individual hand — can be tagged directly. Tagging an outcome tags every hand behind it in one move, not one at a time.

Tags carry their own context

A tag remembers the filters and line that produced it — pot type, position, the exact line walked — so a later review can pull "hands tagged over-folds-to-turn-probe" back up already grouped by which spot they came from, instead of a flat list with no context.

Managing tags

Open any hand in the replayer to see, add, or remove its tags directly — useful when a hand belongs to a leak you're tracking but didn't come up through the explorer this time.