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CoinPoker hand history: how to view and replay your hands

To see a hand you just played on CoinPoker, click the cards icon at the table. For older hands, open the dropdown on your username in the main app, choose My Profile, then Game History. Both routes work on desktop and mobile.

Game History groups your hands by session and shows profit or loss, buy-ins, hands played and the date for each one. Pick a hand to step through it street by street, or let the replayer run it like a video. It shows the pot on every street, each action and every player's profit or loss on the hand. We checked CoinPoker's help and features pages on 7 October 2026.

CoinPoker allows tracking software for personal study only, and never in connection with play on its tables. Shared or pooled hand-history databases are banned outright.

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At a glance

Hand you just played
Cards icon at the table
Older sessions
Username > My Profile > Game History
Replay modes
Street by street or as a video
File download
Not described in CoinPoker's help
Third-party trackers
Personal study only, never during play
How it works

Step-by-step guide

Follow the process in order, then check the room's current lobby and cashier terms before committing funds.

  1. 1

    Open the hand you just played

    Click the cards icon at the table. It works on the desktop client and on mobile, so you can check a hand straight after it ends without leaving the game.

  2. 2

    Find older sessions in Game History

    From the main app screen, open the dropdown on your username, then My Profile, then Game History. Filter by cash games or tournaments. Each session shows its profit or loss, buy-ins, hands played and date, so you can spot the session worth reviewing before you open a single hand.

  3. 3

    Replay the biggest pots first

    Say Game History shows a $25 cash session that finished down $18 over 140 hands. You do not need to replay all 140. Open the three largest pots and step through them street by street. The replayer shows the pot size and every action on each street, so you can see exactly where the money went in and whether a river call or bluff was the hand that cost you.

  4. 4

    Keep trackers and solvers away from live play

    CoinPoker's tools policy bans HUDs, tracking software and hand-history overlays in connection with play on its tables. Only its built-in HUD and PokerIntel are allowed at the table. You may use tracking software for personal study, but building, sharing or buying pooled hand-history databases counts as banned mass data analysis. Solvers and trainers must stay closed while the client is open. Breaking these rules can lead to confiscated funds or a closed account.

  5. 5

    Ask support for anything the client does not show

    CoinPoker's help pages do not describe downloading hand-history files. If you need a hand the client no longer shows, or a written record for a dispute, contact support with the table name, date and time. Our main review covers the current offer, rakeback and country rules.

Frequently asked questions

How do I show hand history on CoinPoker?
At the table, click the cards icon. For earlier sessions, open the dropdown on your username, then My Profile, then Game History, and pick the session and hand you want to replay.
Can I download CoinPoker hand histories?
CoinPoker's help covers viewing and replaying hands in the client, not downloading files. If you need a copy of a specific hand, ask CoinPoker support and give the table name, date and time.
Can I import CoinPoker hands into PokerTracker or Hand2Note?
Not for use while you play. CoinPoker bans third-party HUDs and tracking software in connection with play on its tables, including PokerTracker and Hand2Note. It allows such software for personal study only, and bans shared or pooled hand-history databases. Ask support about a specific tool if you are unsure.