Importing GG / PokerOK hands
Where PokerCraft keeps your GGPoker hand histories and tournament summaries, how to export them, and how to import the archive into BluffLog in one drag.
No hands of your own yet
You do not need your own history to see how everything works. There is a ready-made set on the site:
blufflog.app/samples/hh/hands_history.zip — 104 KB
It holds 598 hands: 220 cash and 378 tournament hands across 7 tournaments. Enough for the graphs, filters and replayer to come alive and show what they do. Import the archive as it is — no need to unpack it.
It is not enough to judge your own game: statistics over five hundred hands mean very little. This is a set for seeing how the app works, not for drawing conclusions.
What to import
BluffLog accepts a folder, individual files, and .zip, .tar and
.tar.gz archives. It finds the text files inside an archive by itself,
so whatever PokerCraft hands you can go straight into the app.
Tournaments need two kinds of file:
- Hand History — the hands you played.
- Tournament Summary — buy-ins, prizes and finishing places.
Without the summaries the hands still import, but tournament profit and ROI stay incomplete: nothing tells the app what entry cost or what you were paid.
Importing again breaks nothing
You can import the same folder as often as you like. Every source is remembered by its contents and every hand by its own id, so duplicates cannot appear. If a file grew during a session, the app takes only the new hands from it.
When hands fail to import
The Import page shows how many hands did not make it, with an “Open errors table” button giving the reason for each. “Send to developers” sends us those hands — only with your explicit consent, and only the ones that failed.