CoinPoker Hand History - How to View, Export & Replay Hands

Three clicks to any hand you have ever played - and everything the 2026 HUD ban changed about what you can do with the data. The 60-second answer first, details after.

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View your hand history - 3 steps

  1. Open the CoinPoker client and click your profile avatar (top right).
  2. Select Hand History from the menu - hands are grouped by session and table.
  3. Filter by date, stake or game type; click any hand to open it in the replayer.
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Export your hands

The Hand History screen offers text export per session - standard hand-history format that analysis tools can parse. Since the 2026 policy change, export is designed for post-session study: you can review, mark and share hands, but real-time feeds into tracking overlays are blocked.

Replay is built in: every hand opens in the replayer with the Strength Indicator, and PokerIntel aggregates your own stats (Skill Score, Showdown Meter) inside the client - the room's answer to "study without a HUD".

The 2026 HUD ban - what changed

In June 2026 CoinPoker banned HUDs and third-party tracking tools outright. Hand histories remain yours to view, replay and export - what is prohibited is live overlays and shared opponent databases. Practical translation: your own game is fully studyable; datamining opponents is not.

Study workflow without a HUD

  • During session: mark interesting hands (one click in the client) instead of taking notes.
  • After session: export the day's hands, run the marked ones through the replayer or your solver.
  • Weekly: check PokerIntel's Skill Score trend - it flags the streets where you leak the most.

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