Garage Game Live · hands found with PokerStreamClipper by GeelAI
Garage Game Live · Creator guide
Find your Garage Game poker hands.
PokerStreamClipper makes indexed Garage Game recordings searchable by player, starting hand and pot size, with hand previews and compilation downloads in your browser.
I built the clipper after wanting an easier way to collect my own Garage Game hands, as I described in my July 2026 PokerOrg column.
This guide is for players finding their appearances and creators preparing a highlights edit from recorded footage.
Each broadcast page lists that stream's biggest pots and players, with a link to every hand at its exact time in the Garage Game Live video.
How do I find a hand from a Garage Game stream?
- Choose Garage Game Live in Clip catalog. Narrow the source to the recording you want if you know the session.
- Filter by a player or pot size. Use the displayed player name and review the returned hand details.
- Play the clip. Check the action, the start and end of the hand, and the broadcast graphics.
- Keep the source context. Note the original session when you use the hand in your edit.
The archive contains completed, indexed recordings, not every Garage Game livestream ever broadcast.
The app's source list is the current availability record; a recording that has uploaded but has not finished indexing is not searchable yet.
What can I type into the search?
Open Create compilation, enter a request, and read the understood filters before selecting footage.
These examples use the public Garage Game catalog; the available matches depend on which hands have usable recorded details.
- Garage Game pocket aces
- Find recorded AA holdings. Check that both aces belong to the same player.
- Garage Game 7-2 offsuit
- Find a recorded seven and deuce of different suits in one player's hand. A match does not establish a seven-deuce side-game payout.
- Garage Game biggest pots
- Order candidate hands by recorded pot size. Confirm the amount in the broadcast before describing it as the final pot.
- Garage Game biggest coolers
- Find candidate strong-hand clashes. Check the actual opponents, final board and betting action before calling the hand a cooler.
You can also use starting-hand shorthand such as AA and 72o.
If the understood filters do not match your intent, simplify the request and search again.
Why might an ace-high call or another specific request return nothing?
Some searches need a confirmed street, final cards and a recorded call or fold.
If that evidence is missing or ambiguous, the tool may have no supported matches even when a similar-looking hand exists in the recording.
Try a broader player or starting-hand search and review the relevant footage yourself.
Missing evidence stays unknown; a zero-result search is not proof that the event never happened.
How do I make a Garage Game highlight compilation?
Open Create compilation and try Garage Game biggest pots.
Review the understood filters and returned clips, select the hands you want, arrange their order, and create the compilation.
Preview the result and download it for your editing workflow.
For a quick starting point, Watch the AI generated version stitches the first four results in their current order, or all returned results if there are fewer than four.
It uses existing footage and leaves your manual draft unchanged; it does not automatically choose the best four moments.
Selection and stitching prepare an edit; they do not replace your judgment about the story, commentary, context, or footage permissions.
What should I check before publishing?
- Player identity: overlay recognition can miss or misread names.
- Cards and pots: confirm the recorded values against the visible broadcast graphics.
- Hand boundaries: verify the relevant action is present and the next hand is not mixed in.
- Editorial labels and opponents: watch the relevant betting street, verify who reached showdown and review any cooler, bluff or hero-call label yourself; cards on an earlier overlay do not prove both players stayed in the hand.
- Permissions: confirm that your own use is permitted before posting or monetizing footage.
Who owns the footage?
Garage Game Live is the source broadcaster, separate from GeelAI.
I have permission from Garage Game to host and publish its recordings and clips on GeelAI.
That permission does not automatically give every visitor a license to republish or monetize the footage.
For the broadcaster's original recordings, visit Garage Game Live on YouTube.
Is this the poker tells AI featured on ESPN?
No. I built both projects, but they do different jobs.
The poker tells project studies visible player behavior in recorded footage.
PokerStreamClipper finds recorded hands and prepares clips and compilations; it does not advise players during live hands.
Want this workflow for your stream?
I can discuss a creator pilot for footage you control.
Tell me your stream name, a sample recording, and the highlights you want to make.