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How about a classification for "anti-buddy," like you know a regular shark you don't want to play with. LIke you have a table with 1 drooling fish but 4 known sharks, you move on? (I you can't really see a shark just from his stats, some with the same stats suck, but you know sharks by playing with them, then tag them as sharks) Make any sense?
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How about a classification for "anti-buddy," like you know a regular shark you don't want to play with. LIke you have a table with 1 drooling fish but 4 known sharks, you move on? (I you can't really see a shark just from his stats, some with the same stats suck, but you know sharks by playing with them, then tag them as sharks) Make any sense? [/ QUOTE ] in the bottom frame after ur scan there's a list of # tables next to a players name. take 5 min and open players with > 6 tables running and mark them orange, with no notes, and orange is just a standard way for you to know that that person is a multi tabler. after a while u'll get all the regulars and u know who to avoid rather easily. |
#623
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I have a suggestion Snood.
When I run a Tablescan, about 5-10% of the tables return 0 results (for whatever reason). I have to manually scan these tables one at a time to get complete results. I suggest re-scanning the tables that return "0" after the first pass, if this is possible. JC |
#624
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Spadeeye doesnt account for split pots correctly when datamining:
***** Hand History for Game 6408261711 ***** $200 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Saturday, October 13, 10:24:03 ET 2007 Table Table 125917 (6 max) (Real Money) Seat 6 is the button Total number of players : 6 Seat 3: Just_a_hunch ( $291.55 USD ) Seat 4: Szilard83 ( $340.65 USD ) Seat 6: Snoop817 ( $507.99 USD ) Seat 1: ILuv20_2yos ( $201 USD ) Seat 5: numone86 ( $209.10 USD ) Seat 2: No_Luck0r ( $48 USD ) ILuv20_2yos posts small blind [$1 USD]. No_Luck0r posts big blind [$2 USD]. ** Dealing down cards ** Just_a_hunch raises [$8 USD] Szilard83 folds. numone86 folds. Snoop817 folds. ILuv20_2yos raises [$24 USD] No_Luck0r folds. Just_a_hunch calls [$17 USD] ** Dealing Flop ** [ 9c, 2c, 3s ] ILuv20_2yos bets [$36 USD] Just_a_hunch raises [$150 USD] ILuv20_2yos is all-In. Just_a_hunch calls [$26 USD] ** Dealing Turn ** [ Jc ] ** Dealing River ** [ 9d ] Just_a_hunch shows [ Qs, Qh ]two pairs, Queens and Nines. ILuv20_2yos shows [ Qc, Qd ]two pairs, Queens and Nines. ILuv20_2yos wins $200.50 USD from the main pot with two pairs, Queens and Nines. When imported into PT it shows that Just_a_hunch loses $200 in this hand. |
#625
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Nevermind..I fixed the issue...
Is it possible to datamine more than 1 level at once? I'd like to datamine 25/50 then 10/20 then 5/10 depending on how many games there are (usually there are not 12 25/50 and 10/20 games going at once). When i do it it always just fills up on the current level. Thx. |
#626
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When i scan all tables (at party), all the jackpot tables come up. I have unticked the box in the options menu, so they dont open when i autoscan.
Is there some way to NOT scan any jackpot tables. This would speed things up significantly, and seriously reduce my table clutter! |
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Currently one can only exclude the Jackpot tables from datamining.
I will add an option to exclude them from scan, too. |
#628
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Unfortunately all you can do is to add the desired stakes under "main"->"options"->"limits".
SpadeEye then datamines the first stake and if there are not enough tables it switches to the next stake from the list (and so on). |
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Are you sure ILuv20_2yos did not have the better kicker?
I mean SpadeEye just reads the result from the PartyPoker memory. It does not evaluate the showdown. It just copies what PartyPoker says... |
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On what Pokersite do you encounter this problem?
I will rather spent time on getting a result from the first scan than scanning over and over [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] If nothing helps i can rescan all "0 tables". |
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