@scylla, the new version has a trojan?
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/c...llaInstall.msi

SHA256
9e4b28dbf7c87c93fdd6010d4b853d81e1e6f6056c344f57f8 c32a7504a97b84

ClamAV:
Win.Trojan.TinyPacker-6015372-0

Analisys:
https://www.virustotal.com/es/file/9...7b84/analysis/

How can i trust? bad thing.

Hi,

According to your link, 55 out of 56 virus scanners consider the files safe, which is a strong indication that there actually is no virus. It can indeed happen from time to time for a small number of virus scanners to think they see something; this is referred to as a false positive.

It's very hard to prevent these false positives; they simply happen from time to time. Most anti-virus products offer forms or other methods for reporting these false positives though, and ClamAV appears to be no exception here. I will contact them and request that they take another look at the file. In most cases this is enough for a false positive to be removed within a few days up to a week.

Thank you for pointing out this false positive. We make reasonable efforts to prevent them and to contact producers of anti-virus products whenever they occur, however, unfortunately every once in a while one will slip through.

Cheers,

Scylla


PS:
When dealing with a virus report, the most important question to ask yourself is whether or not you know where the file came from. If the file was downloaded from a torrent, or from a different website than the one for the product then the chance of there being a virus is high. If on the other hand the file was downloaded from the official website, with this website being located in for example the EU, US, Canada, etc, then chances of there actually being a virus are slim to none. In that case, just report the false positive to the owner of the website so that they can take proper measures.

PPS:
I just checked the files again on www.virustotal.com.
Apparently the false positive from ClamAV is no longer there.
The installer file now scores 0/55.
So it appears the issue has resolved itself.


https://virustotal.com/nl/file/9e4b2...is/1489611213/

@scylla, Ok, I see. I understand.
regards

pd: flopzilla is a very useful program (I bought it last year, but I had to reinstall all again). Thank you scylla.

Hello Everyone,
I am having the following problem with Flopzilla on my mac.. can't open it.
Have someone encounter the same problem? I am using WINE to open windows apps on my computer.

Thanks everyone in advance,

Cheers!

https://gyazo.com/dfd5c3b333872c864de86b89374eb5c4

Flopzilla is software for Windows, and we are unfortunately not able to offer extensive assistance in getting it to run on different platforms. Users are welcome to do this on their own of course, and we make reasonable efforts when there are issues, however, we do not officially offer support in this area. That being said, most people seem to use CrossOver for running the software on a Mac as opposed to WINE. It appears to be a more stable platform, and it's rare for issues to be reported there.

Thank you very much!!!! Will try that one.

is there anywhere to download a grouping of pre-defined ranges?

No, we do not provide specific pre-defined ranges.
The problem in doing so it varies too much from person to person what they expect from them.

I finally got a copy of flopzilla and just started playing around with it recently. I noticed something though as I started working on building some ranges and working through some different flops. There seems to be some information at the bottom of my screen that I can't fully see, and I am unable to scroll down to look at it.

http://i.imgur.com/MvIJAvL.png

Never mind! I got it figured out. I had to turn on the scroll bars in settings.

Hi. I just tried to save and load a file in Flopzilla. The first time open works, but when you clear all fields and try to open this file again, Flopzilla is blank. Moreover, it crashes (freezes) afterwards.
Fortunately, the export/import file as text block functionality works fine.

BTW, shouldn't there be an extension for flopzilla save files?

Hi,

I can't seem to replicate this behaviour. Saving and loading files seems to work fine for me. That being said, loading a file and then loading the same file again is not possible in Windows. This is not a bug on our end, it's something that does not work in any Windows program (Excel, Word, etc). You can try for yourself. Load a file, make some changes, load the file again ... nothing happens. This is because Windows does not allow a savefile to be re-opened if it's already the active one in the program.

As for an extension, yes, we could indeed consider adding one. Thank you for pointing that out.

Cheers,

Scylla

When I choose a range in flopzilla, I can see how much time the range hit something based on filters I choose, but this information about "range has hit % of the time", is it talking about all streets or on flop ?

I assume that you're referring to the preflop stats?
Those mean the chance of hitting a certain hand on the flop.

yes, thanks

Then there should be a "New" or "Close file" menu item like in Excel, Word, especially given how long Flopzilla checks license at startup.

For that, press Ctrl+N.
It seems to have been removed from the menu though, so it's no longer listed, although it still works.
However, I can put it back for future releases.

Thank you for the feedback,

Scylla

Could there be a feature in the future where you can generate a csv/excel report of a ranges combinatoric breakdown across a subset of multiple flops.?

Such an excel file would have to be a huge document with thousands of entries.
It's always possible to consider designing features around this theme, but to me it seems that excel would not be the optimal medium.

Is there any way either in CREV or flopzilla to see what the expected distribution of hands a range would have from a given street.

e.g I have a range of 34hearts and 55 on 6h7hTd - what % of the time will I have a straight, flush, etc etc

Could there be a feature that allows us to import a hand from a hand history -- preferably one exported by HM2 or PT4? This would be amazing.

Neither program has a dedicated feature for this (although it can be done in CardRunnersEV). The reason for this is that typically people use outs to figure out their odds/percentages. A dedicated piece of software is not needed. You can just print out some tables.

For example, 3h4h on a 6h7hTd board has 9 cards (or "outs" as they are generally referred to) that will make it a flush (with 2 of those outs actually being a straight flush). Given that there's 47 cards left in the deck in total, the chance of making a flush is 9/47*100%=19.15%.

When looking at this in terms of odds, there will be 38 cards that to not make a flush, and 9 cards that do, making the odds 38:9 or 4.22:1.

Using outs to figure out your odds is so commonly used, that providing a dedicated feature that shows the percentages would not add much information. Should you not be familiar with odds+outs, then please just make a post in the Theory forum asking about it, and no doubt someone will provide you with some tips on websites/books/other that will explain the concept.

Cheers Scylla - I get the outs type calc, although how i do this for a range rather than just a few cards is a beyond me. What I was interested in is getting some idea of how strong a potential range might be on the river as a means of designing barrelling ranges, and getting a reasonable idea of how strong that range would be on the river, and understanding how turn cards strengthen or weaken it

I have considered this as a feature in the past, and the problem here is that the only relevant information that can be read from a hand history would be the board. There's no information in a hand history regarding the starting range or the postflop actions.