New poker tool - Rakeback calculator (super fast)

[pat82]

hehe, thx Stacy [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] it's not a big deal though, the program is verry simple, nothing fancy. I just thought it could be useful.

But I was hoping to build something more advanced in the near future, so if anyone has an idea of something they need, feel free to spam me some and I will se what I can do.

If you prefer anything else then C/C++ Im pretty good at VB, Phyton, haskell and lisp aswell. Interresting idea to see how much faster one could make it in a functional programming language ey? [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[pat82]

I thought I would throw up some screenshots, enjoy.

Reading a folder..




Graph test

[TStoneMBD]

this program takes total rake per table divided by number of players and outputs that number as total MGR?

if so, this program is great. tyvvm.

[Eidal]

Currently, Windows Antispyware is freaking out over a possible trojan (svchost.exe).

This came up right after unzipping and running this program. I'm working through my suite of antispyware right now but I'm pretty damn drunk so I don't know whats going on. FYI though.

[MicroBob]

indeed this does seem similar to the way the HUD's like PV and poker-ace and GT+ came about.

[Sniper]

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I posted this in the rakeback topic when I maybe should have put it under software. So that is why I made a link refer to the original thread in the software forum and it was not meant as spam.

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This thread should probably live in the software forum! (Craig?)

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rbcalc is of course opensource and freeware, complete source code is available on the homepage.

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Link to source code?

[PLOlover]

A pokertracker like app for stud and stud8 would be great. I would buy it.

Doesn't have to be fancy at all, just a totally basic version of pokertracker for stud. And when I say basic, I would pay for even a totally totally basic app for stud.

[pat82]

Yes thats exactly what it does, it reads that info from the logs you specify and makes a list of rake per day aswell as the total.

cheers

[pat82]

hehe, yea Im new to this forum so I did not know there was a software forum until after I started this thread, sry.

As for the source it's available on the webpage, both the old console version I used when playing before I released the tool and the new gui version.
The console version was not that user friendly since it uses hardcoded folders and handle when reading the log files.

http://rbcalc.i8.com/rbcalc.htm

[BigBrother]

I get a 404 error