Buy LuckyBun Hand Histories
LuckyBun is a fast-growing poker room full of recreational Korean players — and it gives you no hand histories at all: no export, no file, nothing to load into a tracker. Datamined LuckyBun hand histories close that gap. We collect the hands of the whole room, with real player names, so you can study the pool before you sit down.
What is LuckyBun?
LuckyBun (lucky-bun.com) is a cash-game poker room on the Revolution network, opened in 2024. It was built for the South Korean market, but it welcomes players from all over the world. Everything runs in the browser — there is nothing to download, and there is no identity check: you create an account and you are at the tables.
The lobby is No-Limit Hold’em at 6-max and 8-max tables, with and without antes, plus Pot-Limit and No-Limit Omaha. Blinds are shown in the room’s own chips — 1,000 chips = $1 — so a 100/200 table is $0.10/$0.20, and the ladder goes up to $50/$100. Deposits and withdrawals run in USDT or Bitcoin through the room’s agents. Traffic peaks in the Korean evening, roughly 11:00–19:00 CET, with up to about 150 players and 15–30 tables running.
A soft, action-heavy player pool
- Korean recreational players — most of the traffic comes from South Korea, and reviewers call the field far softer than on the big networks.
- Deep, action-heavy games — loose 8-max tables where big pots are the norm, not the exception.
- Ante tables — Hold’em with antes builds bigger pots before the flop and rewards players who know who they’re up against.
- Few tools in the pool — without hand histories most opponents can’t study anything, so a prepared player has a real head start.
LuckyBun at a glance
| Games | No-Limit Hold’em (primary, with and without ante), Pot-Limit Omaha, No-Limit Omaha |
|---|---|
| Table sizes | 6-max and 8-max |
| Stakes | Hold’em from $0.10/$0.20 up to $50/$100; most action at $0.10/$0.20–$1/$2 |
| Rake | 4.5%, capped by blind level and number of players; each side pot raked separately |
| Rakeback | No bonus program; private rakeback deals through agents |
| Peak traffic | Korean evening, approx. 11:00–19:00 CET; up to ~150 players, 15–30 tables |
| Player pool | Mostly South Korean recreational players, plus Asia, Europe and the US |
| Cashier | USDT and Bitcoin through agents; room chips, 1,000 = $1; no KYC |
Why datamined hand histories matter on LuckyBun
A hand history is the complete record of a poker hand — who did what, for how much, and how it ended. Poker trackers such as PokerTracker, Holdem Manager and Hand2Note read thousands of them and build a profile of every player: how often they raise, fold, bluff and pay off.
On LuckyBun there is nothing to read. The browser client does not export hand histories — not even your own — and the only stats you get are its built-in VPIP, PFR and 3-bet numbers. You can’t review a session, you can’t check how a regular plays the river, and you can’t see which players lose the most.
Datamined LuckyBun hand histories are the hands we collect across the whole room, with the real player names, written in the standard PokerStars format in US dollars. Load them into your tracker and study the pool: who the winning regulars are, how the recreational players lose their chips, which tables are worth joining.
Our LuckyBun hands cover NL Hold’em 6-max and 8-max from $0.10/$0.20 to $10/$20 and Pot-Limit Omaha, collected since September 2026 and growing every day.
1 · Choose your hands
Pick LuckyBun, the game, the table size and the stakes you want.
2 · Download
You receive a download link for your datamined hand histories by email.
3 · Import & study
Load them into your tracker and see every player’s stats and showdowns.
Built for your tracker
Our LuckyBun hand histories come in the PokerStars format, in US dollars, and import straight into the trackers you already use:
Good to know
LuckyBun works a little differently from the big sites. A player who wins and wants to leave a table has to play at least 100 more hands there, or 20% of the win is held back — so plan your sessions. The rest at a glance:
- Revolution network
- Browser only
- No KYC
- USDT & Bitcoin via agents
- 1,000 chips = $1
- Daily freerolls
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