What process would you use to impove your game and move up in stakes if you play on a site that does not allow HUDs?

For 6max cash

1. Hand history review (either by yourself or with others), this could also include simply posting the hands/spots you have questions about on an online forum or poker discord

2. If HH aren't available for your site, then you could record liveplay and do something similar to (1.)

3. If HH are available you can do database analysis either on yourself, individuals, or the population for specific nodes

4. Runitonce/upswing or similar subscription

5. Similar to (4.) would be purchasing a specific video package

6. Youtube various poker resources

7. Purchasing a solver like PIOsolver or GTO+ for your own personal review

8. Similar to (7.) is a GTOwizard subscription or similar

9. Twitch cash game streams (watch vods, interact/network with others, ask questions, etc.)

10. Poker coaching

Thanks! Yes I am on WSOP.com so I think I can see and review hand histories if I do it right after my session. Not sure if I can see them the next day or after the tables close? I recently subscribed to GTO Wizard as well and have had Upswing and usually watch 1-2 vids per day about online cash

Its really important to implement what you learn. So take notes when watching videos or any sort of study review them constantly until it becomes automatic and you can implement it in game without much thinking.

I primarily play on a browser-based HUD-less site. What stakes are you currently playing or how many BIs do you have for what you're currently playing? I ask because if you're asking this question, this is probably more dependent on the size of your roll.

I'm rolled for the stakes I play. It's not about the roll it's about having a process in place I can follow and stick to. And for online it seems to me the process is pretty clear if you have a HUD/database so I wanted some views on what others do that play on sites without HUDs.

Not sure where you play, but on Global -- where I play -- everyone is pretty bad at $50NL and down. $100NL is very beatable. $200NL is kind of a slog.

'Play' hands posted here in your mind and try and answer them to best of your capability.

It's like chess. You get better the more puzzles you solve. The next best thing to playing online or live is reading other people's hand histories who are on a similar level. Or watch a play and explain and force yourself to react before the player does. When you have different answers that's where you should pour attention.

Makes sense thanks