Overshove for your game.

How to choose your lane

Start with the job you need the tracker to do. A live cash player needs speed at the table, a true hourly after costs, and a variance read that stops a downswing becoming a panic decision. A semi-pro grinder needs the same loop with more discipline around stakes, hours and bankroll gates. A spreadsheet user needs import, export and enough structure that the sample stops depending on midnight admin.

Coaches and study groups care about evidence: marked hands, leak tags, session notes and a shareable pack that makes review faster. Online players should treat Overshove differently, because it is not a HUD and does not parse hand histories yet. If live cash is part of the week, log it here; if online is the main volume, keep the online tools that already do that job.

The right page below is the one that matches the decision you are trying to make next. If that decision is whether to move up, start with bankroll and variance. If it is whether to study, start with leaks and marked hands. If it is whether to leave a spreadsheet, start with data ownership and the true-hourly fields.