Session Details
High Limit Sessions
The High Limit toggle marks a session as played in a high limit area. Once tagged, you can filter your history and analytics by stake level to compare how you perform at different limits.
What counts as high limit
High limit typically means you're playing in a designated high limit room or section — usually on machines with $5 denomination or above, or table minimums that qualify. Every casino is different, so use your own judgment. The toggle is there for you to define.
Some players tag anything above $1 denomination as high limit. Others only use it for dedicated high limit rooms. Consistency is more important than the exact definition — pick your threshold and stick with it.
How to set it
The High Limit toggle is on the new session form — flip it before you tap Start Session. It's off by default. You can also change it later on the session edit form.
The toggle defaults to off on every new session so you always have to make a deliberate choice — it won't accidentally tag a regular session as high limit.
Filtering by high limit
In your session history, use the High Limit filter to show only your high stakes sessions. This lets you compare results at different stake levels side by side.
On the analytics page (Shark+), if you have both high limit and standard sessions, Innage breaks down your performance separately for each — total net, session count, and win rate for each tier.