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How to find your PMU Poker hand history
Since January 2025, PMU Poker runs on the iPoker network, and its client saves your hands in a folder on your computer. This guide explains where to find it, how to turn saving on and how to analyze your cash games and tournaments with FlopIQ.
One file per session, no extension
The PMU client writes one file per playing session, in the iPoker format. These files have no extension (no .txt): their name is a session number. That's what confuses most players, and it's normal.
The steps to get your hand history
Turn hand history saving on
In the PMU Poker client options, check that local hand history saving is on, then play at least one hand: the folder is created at that point.
Open the history folder
On Windows: AppData\Local\PMU Poker\data\<your username>\History\Data (AppData is hidden: show hidden items in File Explorer). Depending on the version, the folder is called “PMU Poker” or “PMU”.
Tables = cash games, Tournaments = tournaments
The Tables subfolder holds your cash game sessions, Tournaments your tournaments. Each file is one session.
Don't worry: the files have no extension
Their name is just a session number. That's normal, FlopIQ recognizes them by their content.
Select them in FlopIQ
In the FlopIQ upload zone, choose “PMU Poker” then select the files from the Tables and/or Tournaments folders.
What FlopIQ gets from them
For each hand: your position, your cards, your actions street by street, your stack and the result. Overall: your stats (VPIP, PFR, 3-bet, c-bet…), your leaks quantified in BB/100, your costliest hands explained, in cash games and tournaments alike.
Got your files? Analyze them now.
Choose “PMU Poker” in the FlopIQ upload zone, select the files from your Tables and Tournaments folders, and get your score, your leaks and your costliest hands.
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FAQ
Why does PMU use the iPoker format?
On January 29, 2025, PMU Poker left the partypoker network for the iPoker network. Since then the client saves your hands in the iPoker format, which FlopIQ reads directly.
What about hands played before 2025?
They were saved by the old client, in another folder (PMUPoker\HandHistory) and another format. FlopIQ doesn't read them yet: only the current client's history is supported.
The History folder is empty — what now?
Local saving isn't always on by default. Turn it on in the client options, play a hand, then come back to the folder.
Do my files stay private?
Yes. FlopIQ reads your files in your browser: raw hands are never uploaded. Only the computed statistics are used for the analysis.
What FlopIQ does on this topic
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