Hand History Pairings

[dtbog]

I'll get in on this a little later on -- right now I'm moving around levels (this "challenge") and I'm playing at random times, so I can't promise HHs at any time.

If anyone wants me to look at their group's HHs, though... just for another perspective or whatever, hit me up with a PM

-dB

[Ojo_Rojo]

Looks like I'm also too late to enter round 1.

Gustavo, if you would like another 100NL ring player to eyeball your or Mauliks' HH's, let me know.

Ojo_Rojo

[amoeba]

I'll start today and send you when I have 200.

[MarkL444]

Getting your HHs:

I guess there are two different ways to go about this.

1) You can play 100 hands, then do a HH request from party/skin and have it on email that way. Then play another 100 and request again, then forward the two emails to your partner.

2) Export from poker tracker. Utilities->Export HHs to file
Be sure to make it 200 and select the appropriate limits, date, etc. Then email the file to your partner.

People who want in: Just post in here what limit you play and when there are two people that match up well enough I will pair you up. Plenty of time, and don't be shy. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[theblitz]

An interesting way to comment on the hands would be to use PT's notes option.
That way the note will be with the hand. Then just export them and send them back to the original sender.

All the original sender then has to do is to purge the orginal hands from his/her database and re-load them from the files received back and, voila, you have all the comments in front of you!

Another point:

Try to make your comment as you play-back the hand. That way you will not be result-orientated.
IMO the best way would be to set up a seperate PT database for these hands. That way you can set "your Id" on the preferancies plage to that of your buddy. In this way when you play back the hands you will see "your" cards but nooneelse's

[TheWorstPlayer]

I plan on just going through the text file and making annotations. I think that will be easiest since I'm no PT guru.

[theblitz]

If you have PT then it would be much easier and more natural.
You see the cards as they were played.

Things look differant when the cards are in front of you.

This is especially true because the HH files are not the most readable things in the world.

Also, you get to see pot-size and stack sizes etc.

And, the extra bit I added to my other post, you aren't tempted to be results-orientated with your comments.

[TheWorstPlayer]

OK, then can you just explain how the notes featuer works? You add comments per hand? How so?

[theblitz]

When you open the play-back window there is a Notes box on the bottom right, You can enter comments in there.

[MarkL444]

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I plan on just going through the text file and making annotations. I think that will be easiest since I'm no PT guru.

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i think this is best. however, i still plan on importing the hands so i can have some reads on the opponents.