A poker tracker that displays player stats in a HUD at the table and builds reports on played hands, helping you find weaknesses in your game.

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Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
In-depth reports and filters No HUD support on some rooms
LeakTracker Expensive support renewal
Works on Windows and macOS Steep learning curve for beginners
One-time license purchase
Library of user-made HUDs and themes

Description

PokerTracker 4 is a tool for collecting and analyzing online poker statistics. It saves every hand you play to its own database and uses that history to build a HUD (an on-screen stats overlay) right on top of the table, along with detailed reports and graphs for reviewing your game away from the felt.

The HUD is built around a flexible profile editor: you can drag and drop stats for each position and each group of opponents to customize them by hand, while popular ready-made profiles, themes, and stat sets are available in PokerTracker’s shared library, the Download Warehouse, where the tool’s user community uploads its own work.

For reviewing your own play, the tool offers LeakTracker, a feature that automatically flags spots where your decisions consistently deviate from a profitable strategy. It’s backed up by interactive filters, Money Flow Charts, and the Overall Luck Bell Curve, which shows how far your results have strayed from what your equity would predict.

A separate set of features is built for tournament players: a built-in ICM calculator with a decision-training mode, ICM values shown directly in the hand replayer, and automatic NoteTracker notes that track opponents’ playing style throughout a tournament without any manual typing.

The tool supports Hold’em and Omaha as separate licenses or as a combo package, runs natively on both Windows and macOS, and is built for players — from cash games to tournaments — who care about detailed stats and reviewing their own decisions.

Pricing

Before you buy, there's a free 14-day trial with the full feature set. After that, it's a one-time license purchase (no monthly fee), with the first year of technical support and updates included in the price:

  • Hold'em or Omaha, limited stakes (Small Stakes) — $64.99

  • Hold'em or Omaha, all stakes (All Stakes) — $99.99

  • Hold'em and Omaha combined, limited stakes (Small Stakes Combo) — $99.99

  • Hold'em and Omaha combined, all stakes (All Stakes Combo) — $159.99

The license allows activation on two computers at once. The Small Stakes edition is capped at 0.25/0.50 in No-Limit and Pot-Limit games, 0.50/1.00 in Limit games, and tournament buy-ins up to $22. After the first year, continued access to updates and new features is billed separately — the annual fee depends on the license edition.

You can try the tool during the trial period to see how comfortably the HUD fits your usual table setup — and after that, a one-time license fee means you skip the monthly subscriptions common to many other poker tools.