Poker tracker alternatives
Poker Unity reads the hand histories you already have and turns them into 45 stats over your own play, with the hands behind every number one click away. It runs in a browser, so there is nothing to install and nothing to licence. Free under a $25 buy-in or $0.25 blinds — no licence key, no install, no card. Above that line, Premium is ฿499 or $15 a month for every stake.
Instead of PokerTracker 4 Stay on PokerTracker if you need a live HUD on your online tables, automatic hand-history importing, or a large database of opponents built from hands you did not play. Read the comparison →Instead of Holdem Manager 3 Stay on Holdem Manager if you play online and want a HUD on the table, want your hands imported automatically as you play, or rely on its opponent database and reports. Read the comparison →Instead of Hand2Note Stay on Hand2Note if the real-time HUD is the point — dynamic popups, opponent profiling while you play, and postflop stats over a large imported database are exactly what it is for. Read the comparison →
What every one of these swaps costs you
- It does not sit on the table while you play online. There is no overlay on your poker client and nothing reads your screen.
- It does not import by itself. You upload or paste a hand history; no folder is watched.
- It is not a bulk opponent database. Stats are for your own play; notes on other players are ones you write.
If any of those three is the reason you bought a tracker, keep it. This is for reading the hands after the session, not for playing them.
What you get instead
- 45 stats reconciled against PokerTracker 4 on a 17,753-hand audit, with 15 of them naming exactly where their definition differs and why.
- Every stat opens the hands that made it, and those hands queue up in a replayer you can share as a link.
- PokerStars, GG Poker, Open Hand History (OHH) hand histories, in English and ไทย.
- The same account on a Mac, a PC, a tablet and a phone, with no version to keep in sync.