Upload your hand history
Drop a Winamax .txt or .log file. The parser extracts every hand, every action, and every stack size automatically.
Automatic leak finder
Find your preflop leaks automatically
RangerPro's automatic leak finder compares your actual tournament hands against RangerPro's recommended preflop ranges. Upload a hand history, and the system flags every spot where your play deviates from the recommended strategy.
9 specialized leak detectors
Severity-ranked results
Linked to source ranges
- 9 Leak detectors
- 3 Severity levels
- 100% Preflop focused
- 1,300+ Reference ranges
What the automatic leak finder does
The leak finder reads your Winamax MTT hand history file, parses every preflop decision, and compares it against RangerPro's curated default ranges for the matching position, scenario, and stack depth.
Compare against ranges
Each preflop decision is matched to the corresponding default range: position, scenario, stack depth, and villain position included.
Get a leak report
Results are grouped by leak type, ranked by severity, and illustrated with concrete hand examples you can replay or cross-check against the source range.
Leak types detected
Nine detectors covering every preflop scenario
Each detector targets a specific type of preflop mistake. Together, they cover opens, 3-bets, 4-bets, calls, and folds across all positions and stack depths.
Off-range opens
Opening hands not in your position's range. The detector flags how often you open too wide or with the wrong combos.
Missed opens
Folding or limping hands you should be opening. Identifies profitable spots you're leaving on the table.
Off-range 3-bets
3-betting with hands outside the recommended range for that position and villain.
Missed 3-bets
Calling or folding when the range says you should 3-bet. Catches passive lines in aggressive spots.
Over-folding vs 3-bets
Folding hands that belong in your defending range. Surrendering too much equity to 3-bettors.
Off-range calls & 4-bets
Calling opens, 3-bets, or 4-bets with hands not in the defending range. Covers the full action tree.
How it works
From file upload to actionable leak report
Three steps. No setup needed. The system handles parsing, matching, and severity classification automatically.
Step 1
Upload your file
Select a Winamax hand history (.txt or .log, up to 2 MB). The parser extracts hands, actions, and stack sizes.
Step 2
Automatic analysis
Nine detectors run in the background, comparing every preflop decision to the right range for that exact spot.
Step 3
Review your leaks
See each leak with severity, frequency, and concrete examples. Click through to replay the hand or open the source range.
Leak finder FAQ
Common questions about RangerPro's automatic preflop leak detection.
What hand history formats does the leak finder support?
Currently, the leak finder supports Winamax MTT hand history files in .txt or .log format. The parser reads tournament metadata, player positions, stack sizes, and every preflop action automatically.
What kinds of leaks does it detect?
Nine types: off-range opens, missed opens, off-range 3-bets, missed 3-bets, off-range calls vs opens, off-range calls vs 3-bets, off-range 4-bets, over-folding vs 3-bets, and off-range calls vs 4-bets.
How does the severity system work?
Each leak is classified as high, medium, or low severity based on how often it occurs. A high-severity leak means the mistake happens frequently enough to have a real impact on your tournament results.
Can I see the exact hands where leaks were detected?
Yes. Every detected leak comes with hand examples showing your hole cards, position, stack depth, and a link to replay the hand or view the source range the system compared against.
Does it analyze postflop play?
No. The leak finder focuses exclusively on preflop decisions: opens, calls, raises, 3-bets, 4-bets, and folds. Preflop is where the most systematic and fixable mistakes happen in MTT.
Find out where you're leaking
Upload a tournament hand history and let the automatic leak finder show you exactly which preflop decisions deviate from optimal ranges.