Poker Copilot
A poker tracker that shows opponent stats in a HUD at the table, finds leaks in hand histories, and explains which mistakes to fix. Read full review
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Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
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| Native macOS version | No HUD on GGPoker |
| One-time payment | iPoker on Windows only |
| Ready-to-use HUD | Stake caps on lower tiers |
| Leak detectors | Fast-fold on PokerStars only |
| SharkScope stats in the HUD | AI review needs SharkScope subscription |
| Omaha up to six cards | |
| Filter by played situations | |
| One license, two computers |
Description
Poker Copilot is an online poker tracker that reads the hand history files saved by the poker client and turns them into a database of the user’s own play and opponents’ play. It runs as a desktop app on macOS and Windows, and the Mac version is fully native rather than running through third-party workarounds. For Mac players, that’s rare: most well-known trackers exist only for Windows.
The main working tool is the HUD (heads-up display), a semi-transparent stats panel on top of the poker client’s table. Selected stats are shown next to each opponent: how often they enter the pot, how often they raise preflop, and how aggressive they are after the flop. Clicking the panel opens a popup — a window with all the accumulated stats on that player, broken down by street and position. A separate panel in the corner of the table shows averages for the whole table, revealing where the play is tight and where it’s loose and aggressive.
The other half of the features is for work away from the table. Leak detectors (leaks being systematic mistakes that cost money) scan the entire hand database and check play in several areas: preflop aggression, use of position, blind-stealing attempts, and playing pocket pairs and suited connectors. Each detector not only shows the deviation but also explains what exactly is worth adjusting. The built-in replayer steps through any hand and shows the win probability at each step, and a finished hand can be recorded as a video or copied in the format used on poker forums.
The software connects to SharkScope, a tournament results database that adds tournament stats on opponents to the HUD even before any hands have been played against them. The same subscription unlocks AI hand analysis: the hand is reviewed action by action, with an overall assessment of how it was played and an explanation of why a given decision was better or worse than the alternative.
Reports and graphs cover everything typically needed for session review: bankroll over time, results by stake and position, tournament finishes, all-in equity, a 13×13 starting-hand matrix, and custom graphs. Any report can be narrowed with filters — by format, stake, position, table, time period, and even a specific played situation — and frequently used filter sets can be saved under their own names. The interface is translated into about fifteen languages and has a dark theme.
Pricing
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Trial — 14 days free, with all features of the top tier, no card and no account required.
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Micro Stakes Edition — $39. Tournaments with buy-ins up to $10 and cash tables with big blinds up to $0.10.
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Small Stakes Edition — $69. Tournaments with buy-ins up to $30 and cash tables with big blinds up to $1.00.
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All-Stakes Edition — $99. No stake limits, plus advanced leak detectors, custom stats and reports, and integration with the SharkScope tournament database.
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Refunds are available within 14 days of purchase. One license works on two computers, as long as the same person plays on both.
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Owners of a previous license get a loyalty discount: the previous order number is entered right in the payment form.
