Post‑Mortem
A post-mortem is a discussion or analysis of a hand or a game after it has ended. Players talk about what they did and what they could have done.
The simple explanation
After a hand, players may talk about it: why they bet, what they thought. In online poker, they post hands in forums for others to review.
A closer look
A good post-mortem concentrates on decisions, not results: was the play right on the information available? Avoid blaming luck. Many strong players review sessions with coaches or software. In live play, it is bad etiquette to analyze a hand loudly while others are playing.
A practical example
After a tournament, two friends go over a hand to see whether the call was correct.
Full explanation
A post-mortem is a discussion or analysis of a hand or a game after it has ended. Players talk about what they did and what they could have done.
A post-mortem is analysis after a hand or game.
Focus on decisions, not results.
Forums are used for it online.
Do not do it during live play.
Alternative spelling: post mortem, postmortem