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How we compare

Four honest comparisons, each with a section saying plainly when the other one is the better choice. If you are shopping, start with whichever you are already using.

Poker Tracking App vs. a Spreadsheet

Most serious players start in a spreadsheet, and a spreadsheet is genuinely good at this — right up until the moment you are standing at the cage at 2 a.m. trying to remember what you bought in for.

Pay That Man His Money vs. Pokerbase

Pokerbase is the most visible live tracker on the App Store, and it is a capable one. The difference is scope: it is built for players who are staked, and you are paying for that whether you are staked or not.

Pay That Man His Money vs. Poker Income

Poker Income has been tracking live sessions for well over a decade and has the install base to show for it. It also shows its age — most visibly in what happens when you want to know something it did not anticipate.

Live Poker Tracking vs. PokerTracker and Holdem Manager

If you found this page searching for a poker tracker, there is a good chance you want one of those two and not us. Here is how to tell in ten seconds.

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