PokerTracker

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PokerTracker
Developer(s) PokerTracker Software, LLC
Stable release
For Microsoft Windows: 4.11 (May 19, 2014); For Mac OS X: 4.11 (May 19, 2014)
Operating system Microsoft Windows & Mac OS X
Type Poker tools
License Proprietary
Website PokerTracker Homepage

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]

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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

The logo associated with PokerTracker 3 Poker Tracker logo.gif
The logo associated with PokerTracker 3

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.com. [5] The company subsequently developed PokerTracker 4 in 2012 and 2013, which is its most recent software development.

PokerTracker 3

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. PT3 database.jpg
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.com considers only Hold’em Manager to be a serious competitor. [11]

PokerTracker 4

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

Sample Hand History
PokerStars Game #27738502010: Tournament #160417133, $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: $0.25 90 players Total Prize Pool: $22.50 Tournament started 2009/05/21 10:19:54 ET Tournament finished 2009/05/21 14:09:17 ET   1: ElT007 (Chicago), $6.20 (27.55%)   2: Rogoslav (??????), $4.17 (18.53%)   3: zibi23 (Warsaw), $3.16 (14.04%)   4: Samskn (Veltem-Beisem), $2.14 (9.51%)   5: thyrandy360 (Valkenburg), $1.57 (6.97%)   6: Lil Advocate (Göteborg), $1.18 (5.24%)   7: hungrong (wien), $0.95 (4.22%)   8: CKWIFE (LIVRY GARGAN), $0.81 (3.60%)   9: NaiVang (Maplewood), $0.67 (2.97%)   10: SONAG777 (??????), $0.55 (2.44%)   11: zofiaj (newark), $0.55 (2.44%)   12: alinjef (bigspring), $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: $700straight (Frankfurt am Main),   35: SportModel (Oakland),   36: mietze166 (Essen),   37: diannepoesje (arnhem),   38: emivallejo (San juan),   39: mamo54 (Fort Worth),   40: DEANO247365 (LONDON),   41: BigBenefit$ (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 profit graph.jpg
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 screen print.jpg
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

PokerTracker 3 includes a HUD overlay as seen in this Pokerstars online poker session PT3 HUD.jpg
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.com 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.com 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.com. [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]

Notes

  1. 1 2 "What is PokerTracker?". PokerTracker Software, LLC. Retrieved 2009-05-25.
  2. 1 2 3 "Poker Tracker". PartyPoker.com . Retrieved 2009-05-22.
  3. ↑ "Overview". PokerTracker Software, LLC. Retrieved 2009-05-25.
  4. ↑ "What does PokerAce HUD have to offer?". PokerTracker Software, LLC. 2009. Archived from the original on 2009-05-12. Retrieved 2009-05-25.
  5. ↑ "Poker Tracker 3 Review". Protos Marketing, LLC. Retrieved 2010-12-23.
  6. ↑ "PokerTracker Holdem v2: End of Life – March 31, 2010". PokerTracker Software, LLC. 2009-09-17. Retrieved 2009-10-04.
  7. 1 2 "PokerTracker 3 :: Frequently Asked Questions". PokerTracker Software, LLC. Archived from the original on 2009-05-19. Retrieved 2009-05-26.
  8. ↑ "PokerTracker Omaha v2: End of Life – December 31, 2010". PokerTracker Software, LLC. 2010-08-08. Retrieved 2010-12-23.
  9. ↑ "PokerTracker 3 :: Supported Sites". PokerTracker Software, LLC. Retrieved 2010-12-23.
  10. 1 2 3 Martin, Alex (December 2008). "Poker software reviews: Poker software". Total Gambler . Retrieved 2009-05-26.
  11. 1 2 3 4 5 "Poker Tracker 3". Pokersoftware.com. Retrieved 2009-06-01.
  12. ↑ "PokerTracker 4 available now". Bluff Europe . 2012-08-03. Retrieved 2012-08-26.
  13. ↑ "Poker Tracker 4 Review". Pokersoftware.com. Retrieved 2012-08-26.
  14. 1 2 Cypra, Dan (2013-01-20). "PokerTracker 4 Coming for OS X". Pokersoftware.com. Retrieved 2013-02-06.
  15. ↑ "Announcing the Commercial Launch of PokerTracker 4". Pokersoftware.com. 2012-08-08. Retrieved 2012-08-26.
  16. ↑ Cypra, Dan (2013-01-28). "PokerTracker 4 Speeds Up Database Update Times". Pokersoftware.com. Retrieved 2013-02-06.
  17. ↑ Cypra, Dan (2013-01-19). "Interview de Steven McLoughlin de PokerTracker 4 : première partie" (in French). fr.Pokerstrategy.com. Retrieved 2013-02-06.
  18. ↑ "Using Online Poker Tracking Software To Make Money". All-the-Aces.com poker column. Daily Star. 2005-10-06. Retrieved 2009-06-02.
  19. 1 2 3 4 "What does PokerTracker Hold'em have to offer?". PokerTracker Software, LLC. Archived from the original on 2009-05-05. Retrieved 2009-05-26.
  20. ↑ Blincoe, Robert (2008-09-25). "Computers tell a poker strategy". The Guardian . Retrieved 2009-05-28.
  21. 1 2 3 4 "PokerTracker 3". PokerSource.com. Retrieved 2009-06-01.
  22. 1 2 Coren, Victoria (2006-10-20). "How to play poker". The Guardian . Retrieved 2009-05-28.
  23. ↑ "PokerTracker 3: Basic HUD User Guide". PokerTracker Software, LLC. Retrieved 2010-12-23.
  24. ↑ Slim, Marbella (2008-12-12). "The Daily Star: All The Aces". Daily Star . Retrieved 2009-05-28.
  25. 1 2 "What does TableTracker have to offer?". PokerTracker Software, LLC. Retrieved 2009-07-17.
  26. ↑ Bedell, Doug (2004-10-28). "Deal yourself in". Dallas Morning News . Archived from the original on 2009-06-02. Retrieved 2009-05-28.
  27. ↑ Caby, Taylor (2007-07-01). "Tracking Preflop Play Essential to Success". Card Player . Retrieved 2009-05-26.
  28. ↑ Wiggins, Andrew (2007-06-12). "Beyond the LAG Revolution". Card Player . Retrieved 2009-05-26.
  29. ↑ "How to become a poker professional: Going pro". Total Gambler . September 2008. Archived from the original on 2009-06-02. Retrieved 2009-05-26.
  30. ↑ "Pokerstars.com: Third Party Tools and Services FAQ". PokerStars.com . Retrieved 2009-05-28.

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