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The Pokerface Software application has many features and benefits including:

* Visualize opponents hand ranges based on VP$IP and table position.

* Analyze your own starting hands based on table position.

* View players notes imported from your third party poker tracking software.

* View hand ranges in Poker Stove notation for fast analysis in the Poker Stove application.

* Use the ‘Out of Position Scale’ to see the worst position a player will play a particular hand.

* See player’s aggression factor at certain positions at the table and on different streets.

* See the actions a player will make with a certain hand preflop. For example see the hands the player will raise with or see the hands they will limp in with previous callers.

* See the actions made by a player preflop, for a certain starting hand, based on the action that player is facing. For example see what hands a player will raise with faced with a preflop raise.

* See what hands a player is willing to steal with.

* When playing live on multiple tables use the Pokerface Remotes to switch between tables and players rapidly.

* Pokerface has its own database to store statistics locally for fast access.

* All statistics are loaded behind the scenes so you never have to wait to Pokerface to finish what it’s doing before you can take control of the interface. This is very important for live play.

* Pokerface will refresh itself during live play when it detects new statistics.

* When playing at multiple sites you can launch a Pokerface window for each site.

* Almost all of the colors used in the Pokerface application are configurable.

i have no clue what this is about.
you should make a youtube-videos explaining your program.

arent we all using hem ?

no? its ugly and pt3 is better

The main function of this software is that is allows you to see player hole card information in chart form very quickly.

The Pokerface Software started off as a tool to enable me to see the range of hands that made up a players VP$IP. So I could choose a player and then see in graph form the hands that made up that range. And it was important that this could be done whilst I was playing online with up to date data.

The product went from there to showing me the actual starting hands we know a player has made and indicating whether or not this hand was inside or outside of that players VP$IP range.

To elaborate on this information further Pokerface was changed to allow selecting by player position. So now I could see that a player plays 60% of hands on the Button and 30% in a middle position. So now I can visualize ,via the chart, the 60% of hands this player is willing to steal with from the button.

Then to enhance the Pokerface further it was changed to show the hole cards that a player may make a certain action on, and from a certain position. So now I can see such things as what cards a player would make an opening raise with, or which cards they would 3 bet with, or which cards they would limp with previous callers.

Pokerface then allowed me to see the what cards a player would make a certain action on based on an action made agaisnt them. For instance if a player made an opening raise and a player reraised then I can get Pokerface to show me the hole hands this player has already shown us in this situation.

Another function was added to allow me to see the Worst Position a player would player a certain hand. When I turn this function on I can see all the hole cards we know this player has played and the worst position on the table they played that hand. Obviously blinds can blur this information so Pokerface can exclude the blinds from the results.

There are other functions like showing the cards a player played above or below a certain aggression level. So if a player is being aggressive I can use this function to see what sort of hands he has played this aggressively before.

Obviously what the Pokerface Software can give you depends on how many hands you have in you tracking database.

I hope that has given you a bit more of an insight of what the Pokerface Software is about. I will look into getting some sort of video together that will show Pokerface in action.

Improved free trial

The hand range tool Pokerface Software for use along side of PT3 now has an improved free trial.

It will now initially load up to 500 hands for each player you have tracked in PT3. Then as you collect more hand data on your opponents Pokerface Software will load up to an additional 200 hands. This has been raised from the 99 hands in the previous trial.

See www.pokerfacesoftware.com to download a trial version.

Damn that is pretty useful
Does it also track preflop betting sizes? For example, I would like to see what someone's standard open-raise size from under the gun is etc...

I could be buying this, first Ill try the trial version

does this violate any rules on pokerstars or fulltilt?

Currently it does not track preflop betting sizes, but that is definately something we could look into. As long as we can find it in the PT3 database then we can find a way of displaying it.

I hope you find using the trial version useful to your game. I expect you may come up with more ideas once you start using the Pokerface Software - which we will be happy to look into.

As the Pokerface Software only collects data from third party trackers, being PT3 for now, then summarizes and displays the data I can't see why it would violate any of the pokerstars or fulltilt rules.

I have been running this against Fulltilt during the development phases.

The Pokerface Software does not offer any assistance about the current hand as it doesn't know about the hand until after the event. All it can do is display statistics based on your opponents previous plays and you use this data to help determine your next play.

You can use the Pokerstove Notation tab to grab the players likely hand range, paste this into the Pokerstove Application, and then run some analysis there.

The Pokerface Software will not attempt to give you any advice on how to play a certain hand so therefore it should not violate any of the poker sites rules.

Why cap the hands at 700? It's handicapping the true usefulness of the program with such a small sample size. If that were to change this might be one of the few programs I'd actually purchase.

Nevermind. I see it's unlimited once purchased.

HEM support?

In the spirit of xmas the Pokerface Software has been changed to allow an even bigger free trial.

The software will now load a maximum of 1000 hands per player (this includes your player and your opponents) and game type. For example if you play $1/$2 (6 max) and $1/$2 (10 max) then you will be able to load 1000 hands for each game type, so thats 2000 hands.

Visit www.pokerfacesoftware.com for the free trial.

Work has been started to allow the Pokerface Software to support HEM.

PT2 was the main player when development started on the Pokerface software a couple of years ago - thats why HEM is taking 2nd place.

Is there enough demand for HEM support for us to speed up the development?

Hi Mcculls,

My feeling is that, today, HEM is more popular than PT... Am I wrong fellows?

Any idea when you going upgrade this thing to work with SNGs and MTTs???

SNGs and MTT's are definately on the plan. But sorry I can't give you any estimate on when this would be available.

Not bad - not bad at all - so far. Using multiple BDs would be far better than just one. I create a new observed hands DB every 2 months so being limited to onejust doesn't cut it. Got Paypal yet?

definitely add HEM support

i didnt even know people still used poker tracker. HM is by far the most popular.

Multiple DBs is a really good idea and not too hard to implement. I'll get that added to the things to do list.

Sorry, still no Paypal but I will get it looked into.

This looks really useful. Add one to the HEM and SNG request.

Would def pay for this with HEM support