PokerCraft is a comprehensive tool integrated into the GGPoker platform, designed to enhance your poker experience by providing detailed tracking, analysis, and visualisation of players' game history. 

It includes a full database of not only your results, but results of all multi-table tournaments (MTTs) played on GGPoker, whether you played in them or not. You can also set up your staking profile and review and edit notes you have made on other players.

GGPoker Prop Bet history is also accessed via PokerCraft.

PokerCraft is accessible on PC, Mac and mobile, making it a versatile tool for all types of poker players. It helps players analyse their game, share memorable hands and track their overall progress in a detailed and user-friendly manner.

Pokercraft is split into different category sections to make it easy to find what you’re looking for.

Cash games are split into sections for each game type:

Other unique GG Poker game formats also have their own sections:

Within each section you will find a database of your results in that game type, along with various tools to help you review and analyse your play. You will also see an overview of your overall performance in that particular game type or format.

For tournaments, there are three related sections within PokerCraft:

My Tournaments: A section with a complete record of all the tournaments you have participated in, chip graphs and hand histories (see ‘My Tournaments’ section further down this page for further information).

My Staking: A section with records of your tournament staking, both when you have been staked and when you have staked other players. 

Completed Tournaments: A complete and searchable database of all MTTs on GGPoker.

Other sections within Pokercraft include:

Timeline: A chronological record of highlights of your activity on GGPoker.

Player Notes and Labels: A page showing all the notes you have made on other players while playing. You can edit and update these notes and labels on your opponents.

Staking Profile: A place to set up your profile for tournament staking (see further down this page for additional information).

My Prop Bets: A section with records of all the prop bets you have created and prop bets of other people that you have bet against.

Within each game type section, you can:

The 'My Tournament' page includes top line data on your record as a tournament player, including:

PokerCraft contains a profit and loss graph for all game types, with adjustable date ranges.

Under this you will find information on all of the cash game sessions and multi-table tournaments you have played, with the most recent shown first. You can filter the lists using various parameters, such as table size and game format for cash games, and for tournaments by game type and series.

When you select a cash game session or tournament, you then get a further level of top line information and the full list of hands played.

By entering specific card values and suits, you can view the total net earnings for each combination of hole cards you have played, providing insights into which hands have been most profitable for you and which have cost you the most. 

The timeline feature offers a quick view of your account history, showcasing significant moments and milestones in your games. It shows when you received Fish Buffet rewards and when you made deposits and withdrawals. If you have won a big pot or been dealt a rare hand, such as four of a kind or a straight flush, these hands will appear on the timeline.

Significant MTT cashes will also appear here.

You can filter your timeline to display only specific kinds of message - for example, if you want to review key hands or see your promotion progress. The timeline defaults to the last year, but you can enter specific date ranges and can review progress from your lifetime results on GGPoker.

If you want to sell any of your action in a tournament, GGPoker enables you to do this directly from the tournament lobby. However, selling action requires you to tell prospective investors a little bit about yourself and your previous results. To do this you need to set up a staking profile, which can be done within PokerCraft.

There is an option to write an introduction of yourself and to upload photos. It also shows you the information that will be made public when you use the staking feature, including relevant playing statistics such as the percentage of times you have made the money in tournaments.

It also shows your staking record of how well you have done on previous occasions when you were staked.

Although not part of PokerCraft, Smart HUD on the GGPoker client provides real-time statistics and player notes directly at the table, complementing the data available to help fine tune your game and improve your poker skill level.