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Poker tool software company

PokerTracker Software, LLC is the name of a poker tool

software company that produces the PokerTracker line ♣️ of poker tracking and analysis

software.[1][2] PokerTracker's software imports and parses the hand histories that

poker sites create during online ♣️ play and stores the resulting statistics/information

about historical play into a local database library for self-analysis, and for in-game

opponent ♣️ analysis using a real-time Head-up display.[1]

The software allows the user to

monitor each poker session's profit or loss, hands played, ♣️ time played, and table

style. It calculates and graphs statistics such as hands per hour, winnings per hand,

winnings per ♣️ hour, cumulative profit and loss, and individual game profit and loss

across multiple currencies.

Products [ edit ]

The logo associated with ♣️ PokerTracker

PokerTracker Software, LLC produces poker analysis software. Examples include

PokerTracker Holdem v2, PokerTracker Omaha v2, PokerTracker 3 Hold'em (PT3) ♣️ for Texas

Hold 'em, PokerTracker 3 Omaha (PTO) for Omaha Hold 'em, PokerTracker Stud for Stud

poker, and TableTracker.[3] The ♣️ company previously developed the PokerAce Head-Up

Display, also known as PokerAce HUD or simply PAHUD, which provides real-time

information for ♣️ live online poker play;[4] the functionality from this formerly

separate application was eventually incorporated within PokerTracker 3. Collectively,

the company's ♣️ software has been described as "among the most comprehensive software

programs in the online poker industry" by PokerSoftware.[5] The company ♣️ subsequently

developed PokerTracker 4 in 2012 and 2013, which is its most recent software

development.

PokerTracker 3 [ edit ]

The general ♣️ info tab view of a sample database in

PokerTracker Holdem v3.00 beta 29, including user customized columns such as final

♣️ tables and highest percentile finish.

In September 2009, the company announced that as

of March 31, 2010, PokerTracker Holdem v2 would ♣️ no longer be supported. The decision

was made because PokerTracker 3 had been released on May 15, 2008, nearly two ♣️ years

prior to the end-of-life date. The company felt that discontinuing support of v2 would

avail resources which could be ♣️ dedicated to improving PT3 and providing exceptional

customer service.[6][7] Similarly, on December 31, 2010, PokerTracker Omaha v2 would no

longer ♣️ be supported, as its features have been completely integrated into the

PokerTracker 3 product line.[8]

PokerTracker 3 supports online poker from ♣️ the following

poker networks and/or sites: 888 Poker Network, Bodog, Boss Media, Cake Network, Cereus

Poker Network, Entraction Poker, Everest ♣️ Poker, Full Tilt Poker, IPoker, Microgaming,

Merge Gaming Network, OnGame, PartyPoker, PokerStars and Winamax.[9] PokerTracker is

available natively for both ♣️ Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X-based

computers.[7]

PokerTracker 3 competes against several similar programs.[10] According

to Total Gambler, its most notable ♣️ competitors are Hold’em Manager and PokerOffice,[10]

while Pokersoftware considers only Hold’em Manager to be a serious

competitor.[11]

PokerTracker 4 [ edit ♣️ ]

PokerTracker 4 is poker tracking software that

is designed for several types of online poker: No-Limit, Limit, or Pot-Limit cash

♣️ games, Sit N’ Go's and Multi-Table Tournaments for both Texas Holdem and Omaha

players.[12] It is compatible with almost all ♣️ online poker websites' software and

interfaces.[13] PokerTracker 4 began public beta testing in March 2012.[14] In August

2012, the company ♣️ commercially launched a Microsoft Windows version of PokerTracker

4.[15] In January 2013 as PokerTracker version 4.05.10 was rolled out, the ♣️ company

began alpha testing an Apple OS X version of the software.[14][16] PokerTracker 4 was

produced from scratch rather than ♣️ by refining PokerTracker 3 and other earlier

versions.[17]

Software features [ edit ]

Sample Hand History PokerStars Game

#27738502010: Tournament #160417133,R$0.25+$0.00 Hold'em ♣️ No Limit - Level XV (250/500)

- 2009/05/02 13:32:38 ET Table '160417133 3' 9-max Seat #8 is the button Seat ♣️ 1: LLC

4Eva (9182 in chips) Seat 2: 618shooter (25711 in chips) is sitting out Seat 3:

suposd2bRich (21475 in ♣️ chips) Seat 4: ElT007 (60940 in chips) Seat 5: Orlando I (18044

in chips) Seat 6: ih82bcool2 (8338 in chips) ♣️ Seat 7: kovilen007 (8353 in chips) Seat 8:

GerKingTiger (4404 in chips) Seat 9: Phontaz (23553 in chips) LLC 4Eva: ♣️ posts the ante

60 618shooter: posts the ante 60 suposd2bRich: posts the ante 60 ElT007: posts the ante

60 Orlando ♣️ I: posts the ante 60 ih82bcool2: posts the ante 60 kovilen007: posts the

ante 60 GerKingTiger: posts the ante 60 ♣️ Phontaz: posts the ante 60 Phontaz: posts small

blind 250 LLC 4Eva: posts big blind 500 *** HOLE CARDS *** ♣️ Dealt to ElT007 [Qd Qc]

618shooter: folds suposd2bRich: folds ElT007: raises 2000 to 2500 Orlando I: raises

15484 to 17984 ♣️ and is all-in ih82bcool2: folds kovilen007: calls 8293 and is all-in

GerKingTiger: folds Phontaz: calls 17734 LLC 4Eva: folds ElT007: ♣️ raises 15484 to 33468

Phontaz: calls 5509 and is all-in Uncalled bet (9975) returned to ElT007 *** FLOP ***

[2d ♣️ 2c 3c] *** TURN *** [2d 2c 3c] [8h] *** RIVER *** [2d 2c 3c 8h] [4d] *** SHOW DOWN

♣️ *** Phontaz: shows [9s 9h] (two pair, Nines and Deuces) ElT007: shows [Qd Qc] (two

pair, Queens and Deuces) 618shooter ♣️ has returned ElT007 collected 11018 from side pot-2

Orlando I: shows [5d 5h] (two pair, Fives and Deuces) ElT007 collected ♣️ 29073 from side

pot-1 kovilen007: shows [Kh As] (a pair of Deuces) ElT007 collected 34212 from main pot

*** SUMMARY ♣️ *** Total pot 74303 Main pot 34212. Side pot-1 29073. Side pot-2 11018. |

Rake 0 Board [2d 2c 3c ♣️ 8h 4d] Seat 1: LLC 4Eva (big blind) folded before Flop Seat 2:

618shooter folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat ♣️ 3: suposd2bRich folded before Flop

(didn't bet) Seat 4: ElT007 showed [Qd Qc] and won (74303) with two pair, Queens ♣️ and

Deuces Seat 5: Orlando I showed [5d 5h] and lost with two pair, Fives and Deuces Seat

6: ih82bcool2 ♣️ folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 7: kovilen007 showed [Kh As] and

lost with a pair of Deuces Seat 8: ♣️ GerKingTiger (button) folded before Flop (didn't

bet) Seat 9: Phontaz (small blind) showed [9s 9h] and lost with two pair, ♣️ Nines and

Deuces

On most online poker sites, players can have the client software create a

locally stored text file that ♣️ records the hand history as shown in the 'Sample Hand

History' example. These hand histories summarize the details of the ♣️ hand in a format

that can be parsed by computer software. PokerTracker reads these files and extracts

the relevant information, ♣️ which it converts into a database for later review or

statistical analysis.[11] The software is capable of combining hand history ♣️ details of

multiple accounts from different online poker services, which allows a user to

aggregate his or her data.[18] Statistical ♣️ summaries can be consolidated from different

poker sites regardless of whether the user's screen name is the same at each

♣️ site.

PokerTracker is capable of analyzing cash ring games in which players play for

cash during each hand, sit and go ♣️ tournaments in which players compete for set prizes

after the prescribed number of competitors join the tournament, and multi-table

tournaments ♣️ in which players compete for tournament prizes based on the total number of

entries at the scheduled start time. Statistics ♣️ can be tracked by position, session,

tournament, best & worst hands, and hand results. This helps the user analyze

statistics ♣️ based on starting hand or final hand. The software also enables the user to

replay any specific hand.[19]

Sample Tournament Summary ♣️ PokerStars Tournament

#165494542, No Limit Hold'em Buy-In:R$0.25 90 players Total Prize Pool:R$22.50

Tournament started 2009/05/21 10:19:54 ET Tournament finished 2009/05/21 ♣️ 14:09:17 ET 1:

ElT007 (Chicago),R$6.20 (27.55%) 2: Rogoslav (??????),R$4.17 (18.53%) 3: zibi23

(Warsaw),R$3.16 (14.04%) 4: Samskn (Veltem-Beisem),R$2.14 (9.51%) 5: thyrandy360

♣️ (Valkenburg),R$1.57 (6.97%) 6: Lil Advocate (Göteborg),R$1.18 (5.24%) 7: hungrong

(wien),R$0.95 (4.22%) 8: CKWIFE (LIVRY GARGAN),R$0.81 (3.60%) 9: NaiVang

(Maplewood),R$0.67 (2.97%) ♣️ 10: SONAG777 (??????),R$0.55 (2.44%) 11: zofiaj

(newark),R$0.55 (2.44%) 12: alinjef (bigspring),R$0.55 (2.44%) 13: Richt_Ace (Solna),

14: slongadonga (Port Pirie), 15: ♣️ dadou187 (a cote de chez toi), 16: SainttAA (Greve),

17: MaxFox123 (Moscow), 18: Suxela (Lubertsy), 19: Albazax (??????), 20: michmach69

♣️ (köln), 21: patriot1011 (Moncton), 22: scotticus08 (Australia), 23: jajay211 (Jacobs

Well), 24: pitcherplaya (Oklahoma City), 25: Caraxe (Utrecht), 26: robygrasu

♣️ (bucuresti), 27: DrKuzma (Paracin/Great Serbia), 28: Pot`Nbeer (Mautern), 29: jdcecil

(Middletown), 30: Loushje (Bergen), 31: ancuta010601 (botosani), 32: redmarian111

(alcorcon ♣️ (madrid)), 33: drbobo69 (Warszawa), 34:R$700straight (Frankfurt am Main), 35:

SportModel (Oakland), 36: mietze166 (Essen), 37: diannepoesje (arnhem), 38: emivallejo

(San ♣️ juan), 39: mamo54 (Fort Worth), 40: DEANO247365 (LONDON), 41: BigBenefit$

(sydney), 42: Lin Pi Yama (Ermelo), 43: fishmunga (sydney), 44: ♣️ tissy26 (Hamburg), 45:

Thomas Less (Helsinki), 46: ptrperfect (sydney), 47: maxouu31 (Toulouse), 48: franssuh

(horst), 49: snöby (månkarbo), 50: SaberKt ♣️ (Kutina), 51: tupac_thegod (charny), 52:

miguel1076 (famalicao), 53: Vitilo (Gijon), 54: ARENA83 (Fuerth), 55: JOBABIS4799

(BRUNTAL), 56: slawus (Bilgoraj), 57: ♣️ zamgod (morelia), 58: bd1968 (ceres), 59:

darkcity007 (Durham), 60: Elias2010 (Köln), 61: Roti82 (Montevideo), 62: soerer

(berlin), 63: N.O. SLIMM ♣️ (Harvey), 64: xenys2804199 (Riga), 65: Mrs. Natalie

(St.Petersburg), 66: elnoblecigar (Dortmund), 67: chequeulater (Perth WA), 68:

Roleeka86 (Budapest), 69: Repanocha ♣️ (Las Palmas), 70: WinningPKSTR (Khren), 71:

realnice11 (Amsterdam), 72: Athazoth (Novi Ligure), 73: verdugo617 (cumana), 74:

LadiLiberty (Las Vegas), 75: ♣️ madmirko78 (ahaus), 76: Lvpokeragain (Fremont), 77:

MortyO3 (naples), 78: LEONA999 (Montreal), 79: luislamm (tucuman), 80: makul1974

(Granowo), 81: JokerSTV23 (??????????), ♣️ 82: el traga (rojales), 83: zlaja75 (gradac),

84: DieciCapello (CPH), 85: luca.elisei (castelldefels), 86: AVELÃ (lisboa), 87:

retiredn86z (Redding,ca.), 88: ♣️ tradechp (?????????), 89: hurco007 (lalin), 90: Derekas

(Toronto), You finished in 1st place.

The software's database uses tournament summaries

such as ♣️ the 'Sample Tournament Summary' example and hand histories to provide a three

section summary (see infobox screenshot). The top section ♣️ of the general information

tab provides tournament summaries of profit/loss as well as ordinal placement summary.

The other sections summarize ♣️ situational statistics based on the level of the blinds

and the starting hand. Additional tabs in the software produce detailed ♣️ information for

various statistical interests.

PokerTracker's probability graphs, as well as historical

statistics of the hands a user and his or ♣️ her opponents have played, enable the user to

analyze conditional statistical possibilities and optimal betting amounts. The

situations it analyzes ♣️ are conditional on the opposition's playing characteristics and

the player's position relative to the dealer.[20] Graphs can be produced for ♣️ a single

session or for any part of one's playing history.[19] One of the biggest improvements

in PokerTracker 3 over ♣️ PT2 is that it is fully customizable so that all statistics and

reports can be tailored to the individual user.[11][21] ♣️ The Guardian claims most

serious players use PokerTracker during online play to constantly calculate situational

optima.[22]

PokerTracker 3 version v3.00 beta ♣️ 29 Profit graph

PokerTracker 3 is also

known for its integrated heads-up display, a transparent video overlay data

presentation that makes ♣️ statistics and notes are readily available during play. The HUD

allows an online poker player to focus his attention on ♣️ the poker table he or she is

playing at, rather than on the PokerTracker application. The HUD provides a vast ♣️ array

of realtime statistics for in-game analysis, customizable to the user's preference.[19]

In addition to the statistics available constantly during ♣️ play on the poker window,

detailed statistics are available in a pop-up window, accessible via a single mouse

click.[23] Marbella ♣️ Slim of the Daily Star used the vision of Arnold Schwarzenegger's

Terminator character in an analogy with the HUD: "In ♣️ some scenes, you get to see what

the robot Terminator is seeing and he has all these data streams in ♣️ front of his vision

- it's a HUD or a head-up display."[24] Unlike other poker tracking products,

PokerTracker 3 includes ♣️ a HUD as part of the basic program.[11] The PT3 HUD, which

automatically overlays a player's opponents' statistics next to ♣️ their avatars, is

essentially a built-in version of the formerly available PokerAce HUD.[21]

PokerTracker

v2 will no longer be supported after ♣️ March 31, 2010.

PokerTracker 3 also offers a

monthly subscription-based service called TableTracker. TableTracker is an integrated

service that automatically identifies ♣️ ring tables with competition suitable to the

user's playing style.[21] PokerTracker's servers constantly monitor which players are

playing and what ♣️ tables they are playing at on various major poker sites,[25] which

allows TableTracker to find the weakest players across multiple ♣️ online poker

websites.[19] The user can search based on the software's built in scoring system or

any other statistics of ♣️ his or her choosing.[25]

Use and legality [ edit ]

PokerTracker

3 includes a HUD overlay as seen in this Pokerstars online ♣️ poker session

Serious poker

pros and casual amateurs alike can benefit from the poker tracking software,[26] and

poker magazines such as ♣️ Card Player repeatedly remind poker players of the usefulness

of tracking software.[27][28] Total Gambler says that in addition to experience ♣️ and

skill the other necessity for a gambler to become a professional poker player is a good

software package such ♣️ as PokerTracker.[29]

Several websites portray PokerTracker as

either the world's leading or the world's most popular poker tracking software. For

example, ♣️ Pokersource describes it as "the most popular poker tracking and analysis

software available"[2] and Party Poker describes PokerTracker as "the ♣️ original and

largest piece of poker tracking software".[21] PokerSoftware says "Poker Tracker has

been the industry standard ... for years".[11] ♣️ Total Gambler says that for more than a

two-year period PokerTracker 2 was the "prominent force in online poker tracking", ♣️ but

at the time of its December 2008 review it speaks of this leadership position in the

past tense, noting ♣️ that PT3 had not yet been "fully released" at the time of its

testing.[10]

Major online card rooms forbid the use ♣️ of software that gives a player an

"unfair advantage." This typically includes software that allows players to share their

hole ♣️ cards with other players during live play and software that automates decision

making. Since PokerTracker software doesn't fit into either ♣️ of these categories it is

generally allowed on most sites, including industry leader PokerStars.[2][30] Legality

aside, some players feel the ♣️ use of PokerTracker takes away from the game; for example,

Victoria Coren of The Guardian remarks "there is only one ♣️ downside [to using

PokerTracker]. Where's the bloody fun in it?"[22]

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