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Player reads: a planned notebook

Updated June 2026 · by Tom Howcroft

Player reads are planned, not available in the current app. The idea is to keep observations about recurring opponents in one place after a session. For now, use the live Sessions and Stats tools to record and review your own results.

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Behind a notebook on the wooden poker rail, a dark chip stack stands beside protected face-down cards

Why keep a read

A short, dated observation can help you remember the context of a recurring live opponent. Avoid treating one hand as a reliable tendency.

Planned organisation

Venue-linked player profiles, tags and search are ideas for the Player reads area. They are not live features yet.

Current availability

The Player reads area is marked coming soon in the web app. No player-profile or seat-tagging workflow is available there today.

What you get
  • →Player reads are planned, not live.
  • →Aimed at recurring live opponents.
  • →Use Sessions and Stats for the current result-tracking workflow.

How this fits the review loop

Start with a complete session record, then check the figures against the money and time you recorded. Results can identify a question for review; they do not grade an individual hand. Use your existing study method for that work while the dedicated Study and player-read workflows are in development.

Questions

Can I save player reads in Overshove now?

No. Player reads are marked coming soon in the current app.

Can I take notes at a live table?

Check the rules of the venue and event. The planned notebook is intended for review away from a hand.

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Cash-session logging, from essentials to detailCoach Pack: planned PDF exportKeeping separate bankroll recordsImport session data into OvershoveUse Overshove in the web app