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How to export your Unibet Poker hand history
Unibet Poker is a popular room, especially for its Spin & Go. To analyze your game, you first need your hand histories. This guide explains which files to get and how to analyze them with FlopIQ.
Two files per tournament
Like PokerStars, Unibet keeps your hands and each tournament's summary apart: an “H…” file for the hands, a “TS…” file for the summary. Both matter: the hands show how you played, the summary shows what it earned you.
The steps to get your hand history
Open the Unibet Poker client
Log in to the Unibet Poker software on your computer, where you play your Spin & Go and tournaments.
Go to the hand history
From the client, open your game history. Depending on the software version, the export works tournament by tournament.
Export your hands and the summary
The export creates two text files per tournament: “H…” holds all your hands, “TS…” the summary (buy-in, prize pool, your finish, your winnings). Keep both.
Put the files in one folder
Gather all the exported .txt files in one place: the more you have, the more reliable the analysis.
Select them in FlopIQ
In the FlopIQ upload zone, choose “Unibet” then select your H… and TS… files in one go.
What FlopIQ gets from them
For each hand: your position, your cards, your actions street by street, your stack in big blinds and the result. Overall: your stats (VPIP, PFR, 3-bet, c-bet…), your quantified leaks, your costliest hands explained, and your ROI by format, Spin & Go included.
Got your files? Analyze them now.
Choose “Unibet” in the FlopIQ upload zone, select your H… and TS… files, and get your score, your leaks and your costliest hands.
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FAQ
Which Unibet formats does FlopIQ analyze?
Spin & Go (including Power Spins) and tournaments, with their summary file. Unibet cash games are not read yet: FlopIQ hasn't been able to validate that format on real files.
Why keep the TS… file?
It gives your final place and your winnings. Without it, FlopIQ still analyzes your play hand by hand, but can't compute your ROI or your results by format.
Does FlopIQ recognize a Unibet Spin & Go?
Yes. The summary never says “Spin” in plain words: FlopIQ recognizes it by its shape (3 players, a randomly drawn prize pool different from 3 buy-ins) and files those tournaments under Spin in your analysis.
My username shows up with an odd code in the file — is that normal?
Yes. The Unibet client adds an ID in brackets after the username of the player who exports. FlopIQ removes it automatically: your analysis shows your normal username.
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