This is your personal staking dashboard. It records every poker session you play, tracks how much you've made, and shows where you stand with your backer. Here's everything you need to know — no experience required.

Every time you finish playing, log it:

1. Tap + Log Session at the top right.
2. Pick the date and the venue / site you played at.
3. Choose the game format (NLH, PLO, etc.) and the stake.
4. Enter your buy-in (total money you put in) and cash-out (total you left with). The tracker calculates your profit automatically.
5. Add the hours you played, any notes, then hit Save Session.

Tip: don't have a venue or stake in the list? Add it under the Options tab first (see below).

• Sessions — your full session history, with a Summary box showing totals. Use ⊞ Filter to narrow by date, venue, stake, or format.
• Analytics — your results broken down by venue, format, stake, day of week, or month, so you can see what's working.
• Graph — a line showing your profit building up (or dipping) over time.
• Contract — your deal with your backer: your profit-split %, your makeup balance, and how the money is allocated.
• Transfers — money moving between you and your backer: bankroll sent to you, and profit splits paid out. Tap + New Transfer to request one.
• Expenses — request reimbursement for poker-related costs (travel, software, etc.) with + New Expense.
• Hands — save interesting hands and replay them. Tap + New Hand to build one.
• Options — manage the lists of venues and stakes you can pick from when logging a session.

• Makeup — if you're behind (net losses), this is the amount that needs to be earned back before profit splits start paying out. "Clear" means you owe nothing and splits are active.
• Profit split — how winnings are shared between you and your backer. Your % may rise as you reach higher profit tiers — see the Contract tab.
• Live vs Online — if you play both, use the toggle at the top to switch which set of results you're viewing.

If something looks wrong or you're not sure what to do, message your coach on Discord — they can fix records and answer anything. It's always better to ask than to guess.