Party Poker Hand Reviewer - Alpha Test

[jively]

button, sb, bb, UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, MP1, MP2, MP3, CO is more standard, I think.

The button is on the SB when heads up.

-Tom

[Mogobu The Fool]

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button, sb, bb, UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, MP1, MP2, MP3, CO is more standard, I think.

The button is on the SB when heads up.

-Tom

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HU blinds depend on the house. At Party, they use the Button-Small-Big tradition, which puts the Big on the button.

Also, the "names" like UTG, CO, MP, are not strong conventions. They vary from author to author, and site to site. I stick with OTB (off the button) notation. I.e., for 8 players dealt in,
S, B, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, D.

[Saint_D]

New version with fix for new party histories.

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/h...1.zip?download

Still lots of bugs in the seating detection. I am working on it.

[ThunderEagle]

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Also, the "names" like UTG, CO, MP, are not strong conventions. They vary from author to author, and site to site. I stick with OTB (off the button) notation. I.e., for 8 players dealt in,
S, B, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, D.

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A point of contention. The inspiration behind this I believe is the Session reviews that we do over on the Micros forum and we use BisonBison's hand coverter (or something based on it) that uses SB, BB, UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, UTG+3, MP1, MP2, MP3, CO, Button for positions. I think the converted output should match that convention and formatting.

[Saint_D]

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Also, the "names" like UTG, CO, MP, are not strong conventions. They vary from author to author, and site to site. I stick with OTB (off the button) notation. I.e., for 8 players dealt in,
S, B, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, D.

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A point of contention. The inspiration behind this I believe is the Session reviews that we do over on the Micros forum and we use BisonBison's hand coverter (or something based on it) that uses SB, BB, UTG, UTG+1, UTG+2, UTG+3, MP1, MP2, MP3, CO, Button for positions. I think the converted output should match that convention and formatting.

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Good point. I will use the conventions from that converter. This is supposed to be sort of a windows application clone of that anyway.

However, As listed you have 11 positions. Does UTG+3 ever come up from the converter?

[ThunderEagle]

Sorry, got carried away with the UTG's, it should stop with UTG+2

[Saint_D]

New version released:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/h...0.zip?download

Many fixes, including:
<ul type="square">[*] Exception reports when trying to open hands (index &lt; 0 bug)[*] Save to RTF now saves all checked hands, not just modified ones.[*] seat positions fixed.[*] Progress bar for save to RTF.[*] new menu items for select/unselect on menu bar and right click menus.[*] CTRL-A support.[/list]
Here is a trick someone asked for so they can export an entire history file to RTF for editing in word.
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[1] open history file
[2] pick "select all hands" from the right click menu
[3] pick file-&gt;save checked hands as rtf...[/list]

[Saint_D]

To do in next update:[*] progress bar for "anonamize"[*] Remember the last folder you saved or loaded from and look there by default.[*] fix control resizing.

Anyone else have any asks?

[jjpike]

I'd like to see some improvement in the UI. Move the buttons to a toolbar and some panels/resizing ability of the hand listbox.

Also, I've pretty much got PokerStars hand history files parsed using regex to add to an xml file. Do you plan on making the different hand converters providers or some other type of pluggable feature?

jjpike

[MarkD]

I don't know if it does this or not but here is a suggestion that should be easy to implement.

Let's say you have x hands in a session from y tables. It would be nice for the replayer to have the ability to break the session into individual sessions for each of the y tables so you can play through one table at a time and get a better feel for the dynamic of that table and how it was playing.

Pokertracker has this ability for replaying sessions and I have really been enjoying that.