CashGameDB
Poker Player Database for Cash Games
- Know your opponent
- Understand the player pool
- Learn from proven winners
2.3B
hands
5M
players
7
poker rooms
NL2+
micro to high stakes
2020
data since
last updated 2026-08-31 · new data every day
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01—Know your opponent
Read any regular in seconds
…how they react to pressure, where their game bends.
- Tendencies
- Style
- Weaknesses
- ✓Every preflop and postflop statistic, by seat and street
- ✓Filter by stake, format, pot type and date
- ✓Compare against Player Pool and Winners
- ✓Winnings: showdown & non-showdown + EV-adjusted
Preflop by position
7,282 hands| Stat | UTG | MP | CO | BTN | SB | BB | All |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hands | 1,204 | 1,187 | 1,232 | 1,241 | 1,198 | 1,220 | 7,282 |
| Rangeshare of all hands dealt | |||||||
| VPIP | 18.2 | 21.4 | 26.8 | 38.6 | 41.2 | 32.9 | 29.8 |
| PFR | 14.1 | 16.8 | 19.9 | 26.4 | 17.2 | 8.6 | 17.0 |
| Limp | 0.8 | 1.2 | 2.1 | 4.0 | 12.6 | · | 3.4 |
| Facing an open | |||||||
| Cold Call | 6.1 | 8.4 | 11.2 | 16.8 | 9.4 | 18.2 | 12.4 |
| 3Bet | 4.2 | 4.8 | 5.9 | 7.4 | 6.1 | 5.2 | 5.6 |
| Their raise got re-raised | |||||||
| Fold vs 3Bet | 78.4 | 74.2 | 71.8 | 66.4 | 69.1 | 62.8 | 71.0 |
Loses 6.4 bb/100 over 148,920 hands
Compared against 3,214 players in NL25 6-max — matched per room, all pots.
Fold vs 3Bet 71.0% (+13.2 vs pool) — folds to re-raises far too often, so 3-bet them relentlessly.
Illustrative example — on a live profile every number is computed from the database.
02—From Preflop to Showdown
Take it apart, street by street
…how they got there and what they play.
- Ranges
- All-ins
- Showdowns
- ✓Their opening range
- ✓All-in range
- ✓What they turn over at showdown
- ✓Which holdings pay them and which bleed
AA 83% | AKs 74% | AQs 57% | AJs 44% | ATs 32% | A9s 18% | A8s 15% | A7s 13% | A6s 12% | A5s 21% | A4s 16% | A3s 13% | A2s 10% |
AKo 70% | KK 82% | KQs 38% | KJs 29% | KTs 22% | K9s 12% | K8s 8% | K7s 6% | K6s 6% | K5s 6% | K4s 5% | K3s 5% | K2s 5% |
AQo 47% | KQo 24% | QQ 77% | QJs 23% | QTs 16% | Q9s 9% | Q8s 6% | Q7s 5% | Q6s 4% | Q5s 4% | Q4s 4% | Q3s 4% | Q2s 5% |
AJo 30% | KJo 14% | QJo 10% | JJ 65% | JTs 18% | J9s 9% | J8s 5% | J7s 5% | J6s 5% | J5s 5% | J4s 4% | J3s 4% | J2s 4% |
ATo 18% | KTo 9% | QTo 6% | JTo 6% | TT 51% | T9s 13% | T8s 6% | T7s 4% | T6s 4% | T5s 4% | T4s 5% | T3s 4% | T2s 4% |
A9o 10% | K9o 6% | Q9o 5% | J9o 5% | T9o 4% | 99 35% | 98s 9% | 97s 5% | 96s 4% | 95s 4% | 94s 4% | 93s 4% | 92s 4% |
A8o 9% | K8o 6% | Q8o 6% | J8o 4% | T8o 4% | 98o 4% | 88 25% | 87s 9% | 86s 4% | 85s 4% | 84s 3% | 83s 5% | 82s 5% |
A7o 9% | K7o 6% | Q7o 5% | J7o 5% | T7o 5% | 97o 4% | 87o 4% | 77 18% | 76s 9% | 75s 4% | 74s 4% | 73s 4% | 72s 5% |
Where the all-ins happen
What they get it in with
Grid: 1.74M three-bet spots, measured. Cards: illustrative — on a profile every number is computed from the database.
03—Spot the leaks
Statistics that reach conclusions
Facing a c-bet
6,140 flops seen| vs c-bet | Fold | Fold IP | Fold OOP | Call | Raise | Fold 3BP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flop6,140 | 58.4 | 54.1 | 62.7 | 33.8 | 7.8 | 61.2 |
4,912 spots | ||||||
| Turn3,880 | 62.1 | 57.6 | 66.3 | 31.4 | 6.5 | 64.8 |
2,148 spots | ||||||
| River2,410 | 66.9 | 62.2 | 71.4 | 27.4 | 5.7 | 69.5 |
1,036 spots | ||||||
Exploitable leaks
Fold vs 3Bet 71.0% (+13.2 vs pool) — 3-bet this player relentlessly — the raise itself shows a profit before the flop comes.
Cold Call 12.4% (+5.1 vs pool) — Calls raises with hands that should fold or re-raise — isolate and value-bet thinner.
CBet Turn 34.2% (−12.8 vs pool) — Barrels the flop, gives up on the turn — call the flop and take the pot when the turn checks.
Illustrative example — on a live profile every number is computed from the database.
Overfolding
gives up too often against pressure
→ bluff more, value-bet less thin
Overcalling
pays off too light
→ stop bluffing, bet every made hand for value
Excessive aggression
barrels far past the pool's rate
→ let them hang themselves
Passive tendencies
checks and calls where winners bet
→ their raises mean it
Positional leaks
plays the button like the blinds
→ attack the seats they misplay
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Exploitable patterns
named in plain words
04—The core of it
Every statistic gains meaning through comparison
A 26% VPIP is not tight or loose — it is two points under this pool and four over what winners play. On its own, a statistic is trivia. Next to the right reference, it’s a decision.
Your Game
the baseline you are trying to improve
Your Opponent
the player across the table right now
Player Pool
the median player at your stakes
Proven Winners
players confirmed winning, measured honestly
VPIP
24.5%
vs Player Pool -2.3
PFR
19.8%
vs Player Pool +2.6
3Bet
8.9%
vs Player Pool +2.1
Fold vs 3Bet
44.2%
vs Player Pool -13.9
CBet
62.4%
vs Player Pool +4.6
Proven Winners versus Player Pool: What separates winning from average at my stakes?
Fold vs CBet
46.8%
vs Player Pool -5.5
WTSD
27.1%
vs Player Pool -1.3
WWSF
47.8%
vs Player Pool +3.7
AFq
37.9%
vs Player Pool +5.3
BB/100
+6.4bb/100
vs Player Pool +10.6
Click any circle to change the comparison. Illustrative figures — on the live pages every number is computed from the database.
Six comparisons, six questions answered
- Your Game↔Proven WinnersWhere does my game differ from the people who win?
- Your Game↔Player PoolAm I just playing like everyone else?
- Your Game↔Your OpponentHow does my game differ from the player across the table?
- Your Opponent↔Proven WinnersIs this regular actually good, or just active?
- Your Opponent↔Player PoolWhat does this player do that the field doesn’t?
- Proven Winners↔Player PoolWhat separates winning from average at my stakes?
05—Learn from the winners
Do what makes money
You don’t need to play perfectly. Understand what works.
How winners are verified is documented, not asserted: read the method.
What makes money here
1,842 winning players · NL25 6-max| Stat | The field | Winners | Difference | This player | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fold vs 3Bet | 58.1 | 44.2 | −13.9 | 63.2 | with the field |
| AFq | 32.6 | 37.9 | +5.3 | 26.4 | with the field |
| CBet Flop | 57.8 | 62.4 | +4.6 | 66.1 | with the winners |
| 3Bet | 6.8 | 8.9 | +2.1 | 8.6 | with the winners |
Benchmark against winners
See how your stats stack up against consistently winning players and quickly identify where your game differs. Spot strengths, leaks, and opportunities for improvement.
Compare head to head →Compare Winners vs. the Pool
Proven winners reveal what separates successful players from the pool.
Discover the statistical differences and the edges that drive long-term success.
See what makes money →Distance from pool
Pool: NL25 6-max · 3,214 players · most unusual first
Illustrative examples — on a live profile every number is computed from the database.
06—Study the winners at your limits
Who’s beating your stakes?
The last 30 days’ biggest winners, ranked live from the database — filter by stake and room, with sample size and win rate shown for every name. Open a profile and study how they do it.
See the leaderboard →| 1 | catfl0w | WPTGlobal | 9,333 hands | +126.3 bb/100 |
| 2 | m66666666 | WPTGlobal | 6,711 hands | +97.9 bb/100 |
| 3 | xerofang9 | WPTGlobal | 7,745 hands | +88.3 bb/100 |
| 4 | CaChiChen99 | WPTGlobal | 6,759 hands | +80.4 bb/100 |
| 5 | 长老老长 | WPTGlobal | 6,478 hands | +79.4 bb/100 |
All of it measured, none of it asserted.
2.3B
hands
5M
players
7
poker rooms
NL2+
micro to high stakes
2020
data since
last updated 2026-08-31 · new data every day
Questions, answered
Which poker rooms are supported?+
Stars.com, GG, iPoker, 888, WPN, WINAMAX, CoinPoker, PPPoker, WPTGlobal — every room appears in the same search and every profile reads the same way.
How often is the data updated?+
Every day. New hands land in profiles after each daily import — the last one finished 2026-08-31.
How are winning players identified?+
By EV-adjusted win rate — luck separated from skill — and verified on a split sample: a player qualifies on one half of their hands and is measured on the other, so the luck that made someone look like a winner can’t leak into the stats meant to explain the winning. The method, in full →
What stakes are covered?+
From NL2 up to high stakes — whatever the imported hands contain. Every profile, baseline and leaderboard can be filtered to a single stake, so you are always looking at your own games.
How many hands are available?+
2,265,521,094 hands across 5,017,771 players, counted live from the database as this page loads — and more after tomorrow’s import.
How is the Player Pool different from Proven Winners?+
The pool is the median of everyone at a stake — what’s normal. Proven winners are the verified-profitable subset — what pays. Most stats sit close together for both groups; the gaps between them are the interesting part, and comparing the two is a feature of its own. How the two groups are built →
Your opponents are already in here
- ✓Know your opponent
- ✓Understand the field
- ✓Learn from proven winners
- ✓Improve your own game