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FlopIQ reads GGPoker hand histories: cash games, Rush & Cash and tournaments. This guide shows how to get your files out of PokerCraft and what FlopIQ does with them — your leaks quantified in BB/100, your costliest hands replayed and explained, and your tournament results.
GGPoker gives you hand histories (every action of every hand) and, for tournaments, tournament summaries (your finish and what you received). Upload both: the hands feed the play analysis, the summaries feed ROI and ITM.
In the GGPoker client, open PokerCraft, the built-in stats section. Your hand histories are downloaded from there.
Go to the game sessions (cash games, Rush & Cash) or the tournaments list, and select the period you want to analyze. A few thousand hands give a much more reliable picture than a single session.
Use the download option for hand histories. PokerCraft gives you a .zip archive of .txt files.
For tournaments, download the summaries too: they hold your finishing place and the total you received (bounties included). Without them FlopIQ still analyzes your play, but cannot compute ROI, ITM or finishes.
Extract the archives, then choose "GGPoker" in the FlopIQ upload window and select all the .txt files — hands and summaries together, cash games and tournaments mixed.
Each hand starts with a line such as Poker Hand #RC…: Hold'em No Limit ($0.02/$0.05) for cash games, or Poker Hand #TM…: Tournament #… for tournaments, followed by the seats, the blinds, every action street by street and a summary. FlopIQ recognizes the room from the content of each file, so you can mix GGPoker files with files from other rooms in the same upload.
Your score out of 100, your leaks in BB/100 and your costliest hands — cash games and tournaments together.
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No. GGPoker anonymizes opponents in the hand histories it exports, and always calls you "Hero". FlopIQ reads positions, actions and amounts, so your stats, leaks and costliest hands are computed exactly as on other sites. Only the regulars view is limited, since the same opponent can appear under different codes.
No-limit hold'em cash games (including Rush & Cash), tournaments (MTT, Bounty Hunters, Mystery Battle Royale…) and the PokerCraft tournament summaries. Omaha and Short Deck are not analyzed yet.
Both are handled. With EV Cashout, FlopIQ counts what you actually received or paid, not the raw pot. With Run It Twice, the first board is kept for the hand replay and both halves of the pot are counted.
Your hand histories are read in your browser. Only aggregated stats and a small selection of key hands (your costliest ones) are sent for the AI analysis.