New Software: Holdem Manager

[Evigt_Drabbad]

looks awesome, ship the man some HH´s from ongame and ipoker [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[dtan05]

this is gonna sound crazy but do I have the ability to add more HUD stats on there?

[rvg72]

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this is gonna sound crazy but do I have the ability to add more HUD stats on there?

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You have around 150 stats to choose from [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

If you look at that bar on the bottom, each of those buttons switches everyone to a different view. You can have any number of buttons on this bar and each one leads to a view with any number of stats and right click stats. You can have some stats only appear if they are above or below certain values.

It will also use sample size techniques to ensure that low sample size stats aren't misleading. You can also pro-rate stats so if you are heads up you can use the opponents HU stats at full value and his 3 handed stats at 0.5 value (or whatever).

For tourneys stats are displayed based on # BB's remaining for each player. So, a short stack might have a 45/40 VPIP/PFR while the big stack might show 10/7. You can also do this based on # players left which is good for SNG's. The same pro-rating techniques can be applied for tourneys.

There is much more but these are some of the hilights of this HUD.

rvg

[rvg72]

Just to show you what I meant about import speeds not trailing off as database sizes get huge - this is the same database that I posted the first screen shot from and before this latest import had about 3.5 million hands. As you can see I'm well into another 1.7 million hand import and speeds are still at 29.0 hands per second which is just 0.4 hands per second less than they were a couple of million hands ago. Also, I'm using a 2 year old 2 ghz machine!



rvg

[advis0r]

looks pretty nice [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

can you post the sql used to create the db-tables (since u plan to document it anyway later)?

will be useful/interesting in ordner see how u designed it and what kind of queries one will be able to use.

[rvg72]

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looks pretty nice [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

can you post the sql used to create the db-tables (since u plan to document it anyway later)?

will be useful/interesting in ordner see how u designed it and what kind of queries one will be able to use.

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Sorry, can't provide this until the public beta - the fields in the tables would give away too much functionality to potential competitors at this point.

I can give you a rough idea of table structure though

PokerHands table: describes a single hand

Players table: describes a single player

PlayerHands tables: 1 row per player per hand

CompiledResults: merged stats from players. Each player will have many rows in this table - for example, a player will have merged stats with multiple rows for 2 handed, 3 handed, 4 handed etc
HandHistories: every hand history in original format and in HMSF xml format.

There are a bunch of other lookup tables and secondary tables but these are the main ones.

rvg

[rvg72]

The forum is up:
Holdem Manager Forum

and the "web site"
Holdem Manager Website

rvg

[halsted]

any chance of adding prima/microgaming? I dont think they have hand histories tho...

[jukofyork]

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Just to show you what I meant about import speeds not trailing off as database sizes get huge - this is the same database that I posted the first screen shot from and before this latest import had about 3.5 million hands. As you can see I'm well into another 1.7 million hand import and speeds are still at 29.0 hands per second which is just 0.4 hands per second less than they were a couple of million hands ago. Also, I'm using a 2 year old 2 ghz machine!



rvg

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Very much looking forward to this! Not having to wait crazy amounts of time to import hands alone will be a huge improvement and all the extra features look like it's gonna truly be the "next generation" of PT and PAHUD. Great work!

Juk [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[downrange]

I see references to NL, tourneys, etc. - is this geared toward NL like pt appears to be geared toward limit? What's "bb" here, is analysis more from NL perspective (if there is such a thing), etc.?