
Thinking Poker: Hand Tracker
AI Review, Journal & Tilt SOS
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What's New in Thinking Poker
5.3.0
November 14, 2026
Thinking Poker 5.3: bankrolls, templates, the lock screen and safer updates. • Lock screen: a running session shows on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island, with time, stack and profit for cash games, and level, blinds and the level clock for tournaments. The Dynamic Island keeps to the app icon and the clock. Tapping it takes you back to where you were, or to the hand you were recording. You can turn it off in Me. • Live session: the session's hands, notes and players each open from their own button, with Record hand on the hands page and a clear End session button. The screen is easier to use with one hand. • Hand recorder: your stack stays in step with the session. A saved hand updates the session stack (you can switch that off), stack changes and rebuys flow both ways, and you can add a rebuy for any seat, which adds its chips to the stack by default. The hand list shows how many hands you've recorded. • Tournaments: the default structure keeps to standard blinds past level 12 (4,000/8,000, 5,000/10,000…), and Turbo, Deep stack and Club night structures are built in. • Study: Ranges opens on the Thinking Poker 6-max cash pack; pick a seat, then a spot, and the chart shows right there, with mixed hands split across the cell. • Locations: each venue shows your result, sorted by most played, result, recent or name. • Players: tell the app two players aren't the same person and it stops suggesting them. • SOS: one calm screen. Pick what's going on (bad beat, revenge, a mistake…) and the lines are for that kind of tilt; reset lines stay one tap away the whole time. • Bankrolls: keep separate bankrolls, each in its own currency, and filter your stats and charts by bankroll. Totals across currencies are converted and added up, marked ≈, at the European Central Bank's reference rates or at a rate you enter; one tap shows each currency on its own. Your existing sessions are in your main bankroll. • Templates: save a session setup (game, stakes, venue, buy-in, currency) and start from it, or repeat your last session. You confirm before a session starts. • Import preview: rows whose cash-out and profit don't match are listed before you import. • Safer updates: the check after every update now catches any change in your counts, and if your journal can't be opened the app offers to restore a backup instead of starting empty. • How to: Me › How to and the ? on the main screens open the Thinking Poker manual.
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