I'm sure someone else is interested in View syntax

Obviously there is all the Propokertools (PPT) syntax, but I'm looking for more advanced syntax. Like do we have a Wrap? Do we have a Nut Low draw? Do we have an OESD?

Here is what I got so far with Omaha. Seems to work ok for the HI hands but I'm limited to what I know from the one small web page on Monker's advanced syntax .


This is for Omaha only where you must use Two cards in your hand. The syntax would be slightly different for Hold'em
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150

Quads
#b1#b1,#b2#b2

Fullhouse
?b(#1#1,#2#2,#3#3),(#b1,#b2) : (#1,#2,#3):!(#b2#b2) : !(#b1#b1),?c(NN)

Top set
#1#1
2nd set
#2#2
Low set
#3#3,#4#4,#5#5

Trips
(#b2,#b1): !(#b2#b2): !(#b1#b1): !(#1,#2,#3)

Top two pair
#1#2
Good two pair
#1#3,#1#4,#1#5
Two pair
#2#3,#2#4,#2#5,#3#4,#3#5,#4#5

Nut Flush Draw
#^1^1

Nut Backdoor Flush
#~1~1

Top straight
#s1#s2
2nd straight
#s2#s3
Low straight
#s3#s4,#s4#s5,#s5#s6,#s6#s7

Adding some more observations:

Syntax for an overpair is: #0#0+

I cannot get the flush syntax to work as is:

This doesn't work:
Top 2 flush
#£1#£2
Top flush
#£1£
2nd flush
#£2£
3rd flush
#£3£
Low flush
££

Dan from Monker support got back to me on a couple of my questions:

"Hi,

you can use € for the flush suit, so €€ is a flush hand.

#€1€ is the nut flush.

#€2€ snd nut flush.

For straight draws there is #oe for 2 rank outs and #gs for 1 rank out.

Nothing on low draws.


Regards,

Dan"