The story behind LeakLab

My name is Lorenzo, I've been playing poker for a few years, mostly cash games on Winamax.

When I really wanted to start improving, I hit a wall that every micro-stakes player knows: serious analysis tools are designed for advanced players, and cost a fortune. PokerTracker, Hold'em Manager: powerful software, but built for grinders with databases of millions of hands and solid stats knowledge. At NL2, I just wanted to understand where I was losing my money. Not configure 465 custom stats in an interface that looks like an airplane cockpit.

I tried those tools. I read the guides. I watched videos to understand what a 27% VPIP meant, a 41% CBet flop, a too-high WTSD. And every time, same frustration: I saw numbers, I didn't understand their real impact on my game.

LeakLab is the tool I wish I had found when I started wanting to improve.

A tool that doesn't drown you in data. That clearly tells you where your biggest leak is, why it's a leak, and what to do to fix it. That compares you both to your own historical stats, to the average population at your stake, and to a winning player profile. You know exactly where you stand and where you need to go.

And above all, a tool accessible to micro-stakes players. Because it's at NL2, NL5, NL10 that you build your game's foundations. If you can't analyze your hands at that stage without breaking your bankroll, you've already lost part of the battle.