A new poker analysis site that i've been working on

pokergrader · #1 04-06-2005, 12:03 AM

I've been working a site called pokergrader for a while, and I was wondering if any of you guys wanted to give me feedback on it.

It is found at http://www.pokergrader.com/ and currently only accepts PartyPoker/EmpirePoker Hold'em cash game hand histories (PL, NL, or any limit).

So if you want to help me out, just throw in some of your hand histories (multiple hand histories is fine as well, just keep it under 1000 hands), and look at the results page. If you see any statistics you would like to see but are missing, please tell me.

I am working on the page now to explain everything, but as a general rule, "Actual x" is whatever actually happened, and "Potential x" is what the average of whatever that statistic should be (Potential % of pots won based on opponents, Potential profit based on the strength of your hands, etc).

If you have any questions I would be glad to answer them, I am just wondering if it is a worthwhile site for people to plug their logs into. I made it for myself, but it became complex enough that I thought I'd share it with the online community and see if anybody else finds it useful.

pokergrader · #2 04-06-2005, 12:30 AM

http://www.pokergrader.com/display.php?a=10&p=1

Here is an example output for those that don't have the right type of hand history.

Joe826 · #3 04-06-2005, 12:55 AM

i haven't tried it out yet but this looks cool. i'll give it a shot later.

x2ski · #4 04-06-2005, 01:35 AM

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Pretty nice, but it would be as sweet as a picture of nectar if you could upload an entire session, instead of just a table's worth of hand histories.

BTW, I obviously tried to do my whole session (2,600+ hands), and the thing "fatal errored" me... sorry if I messed it up or something.

pokergrader · #5 04-06-2005, 02:05 AM

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If you have any questions I would be glad to answer them, I am just wondering if it is a worthwhile site for people to plug their logs into.

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Pretty nice, but it would be as sweet as a picture of nectar if you could upload an entire session, instead of just a table's worth of hand histories.

BTW, I obviously tried to do my whole session (2,600+ hands), and the thing "fatal errored" me... sorry if I messed it up or something.

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It previously had a hard limit of 1000 hands, but I just upped that to 3000, so if you try again, it may work.

However, I am guessing the error may have been that you put too much text into the hand history window (which wouldn't be your fault, just a problem with the browser), but I would need to know exactly what the error was first. So if you could just try again, and if there is an error, post here exactly what it is.

If the browser is the problem, I can update the upload method to allow you to choose a file instead of copy/pasting into the window.

x2ski · #6 04-06-2005, 02:24 AM

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If you have any questions I would be glad to answer them, I am just wondering if it is a worthwhile site for people to plug their logs into.

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Pretty nice, but it would be as sweet as a picture of nectar if you could upload an entire session, instead of just a table's worth of hand histories.

BTW, I obviously tried to do my whole session (2,600+ hands), and the thing "fatal errored" me... sorry if I messed it up or something.

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It previously had a hard limit of 1000 hands, but I just upped that to 3000, so if you try again, it may work.

However, I am guessing the error may have been that you put too much text into the hand history window (which wouldn't be your fault, just a problem with the browser), but I would need to know exactly what the error was first. So if you could just try again, and if there is an error, post here exactly what it is.

If the browser is the problem, I can update the upload method to allow you to choose a file instead of copy/pasting into the window.

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Tried it again:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 84 bytes) in Unknown on line 0

pokergrader · #7 04-06-2005, 02:47 AM

Ok, I know what the problem is.

I'm going to add in an option to upload a file instead of copy/pasting into the box, which will be much easier for somebody uploading large files and it will also fix this error. Thanks for the feedback, ill post here again when I have fixed it.

pokergrader · #8 04-06-2005, 04:29 AM

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If you have any questions I would be glad to answer them, I am just wondering if it is a worthwhile site for people to plug their logs into.

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Pretty nice, but it would be as sweet as a picture of nectar if you could upload an entire session, instead of just a table's worth of hand histories.

BTW, I obviously tried to do my whole session (2,600+ hands), and the thing "fatal errored" me... sorry if I messed it up or something.

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It previously had a hard limit of 1000 hands, but I just upped that to 3000, so if you try again, it may work.

However, I am guessing the error may have been that you put too much text into the hand history window (which wouldn't be your fault, just a problem with the browser), but I would need to know exactly what the error was first. So if you could just try again, and if there is an error, post here exactly what it is.

If the browser is the problem, I can update the upload method to allow you to choose a file instead of copy/pasting into the window.

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Tried it again:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 84 bytes) in Unknown on line 0

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Alright, I added in a file upload mode, and I just test uploaded a hand history file with 2700 hands and it worked fine. So just collect them all into one file and upload it using the file upload page (You will see a link to it on the main page).

Gob_Bluth · #9 04-15-2005, 11:45 AM

watch that hand.

Brom · #10 04-06-2005, 03:11 AM

I think that is a pretty neat program. How about a downloadable version that could handle more hands in a quicker amount of time?

Are you planning on improving on this program? Also, I'm a little confused about the potential profit graph, how does that work? Does it just look at your cards and the board cards and see if you should have won/loss if you had stayed in to the river?