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Auto Table Lookup will instantly identify the players that are sitting at any of the poker tables that you currently have open. Start Auto Table Lookup by selecting it from the File Menu of the main PokerEDGE application. Select your site by using the Site combobox at the top of the Auto Table Lookup window. If you have any tables open for the site, you should see the table and players names appear. You'll notice that each player's name can be color coded and assigned an icon. The rules that dictate what color and icon a player gets are defined by a configuration. Select a configuration to use by clicking the Options Menu. To view the details of a configuration, add a new configuration, or edit an existing configuration, see the section on the Configuration Manager. By looking at the colors and icons of the names at a table, you can quicky tell what types of players are at the table. In the default configuration which is being used in the example picture, green means a loose player, and red means a tight player. Table "Coyote Crazy's" has 4 loose players, 4 tight players, and 2 neutral players. The bomb icon identifies players that are aggressive Pre and Post flop. The red fish icon identifies a player that is aggressive PreFlop, and passive PostFlop. This table will likely be very aggressive, especially PreFlop, and fairly loose due to the 4 green players. Click on a player's name to see his detailed stats in the main PokerEDGE window. The table summaries give a numeric summary of each table based on 5 key stats. |
Customize the PokerEDGE application to fit your needs. A Configuration is a collection of rules that can be saved and loaded for later use. The rules within the configuration define how Auto Table Lookup will assign icons and colors to players based on their style of play.
1. Config Manager Toolbar
These 5 buttons allow you to Add, Edit, Delete, Save, and Cancel a Configuration. Use Add to create a new Configuration from scratch. Use Edit to edit the current configuration (the current configuration is selected using 2). Use Delete to delete the current configuration. Use Cancel to cancel an Add or Edit.2. Current Configuration
Click this combobox to change the current configuration. Once a configuration is selected, you can Edit or Delete it using the buttons in the Toolbar (1).3. Current Rules
The icons and colors depicted in the Current Rules define the rules for the current configuration. Click on a rule icon or color to see the details of the rule (details are shown in 6). Use the priority arrows to change the priority of the rule (Configuration must be in Add or Edit mode. See 1)4. Add/Delete Rules
Use the New Rule button to Add a new rule to the current configuration. Use the Delete Rule button after clicking a Current Icon or Color rule to delete the rule from the configuration. The configuration must be in Add or Edit mode (shown in 1) in order to Add or Delete rules.5. Min Hands
The minimum hands threshold defines how many tracked hands a player must have in order to show up in the Table Summary (for Auto Table Lookup) and the Heads Up Display. If a player has less hands tracked than this number, his stats will not be used when computing the Table Summary and will not show up in the Heads Up Display.6. Rule Editor
The Rule Editor allows you to Edit a current rule, or define a new rule. To Edit a rule, click a Current Icon or Color rule (see 3). Then hit Edit in the Rule Editor. To Add a new rule, click New Rule (see 4).
When Adding/Editing an icon rule, click the Icon button to select the icon that will be associated with the rule. Type a name for the rule in the Name field. The parameters of the rule are defined below, using the Operator and Value fields. In the example shown, the rule named "TAA(Shark)" will show a shark fin icon for a player when his PF-Raise is greater than 6%, (FL-See) Aggr is greater than 1.5, W$SD is greater than 50%, and VP$IP is less than or equal to 20%.
Color rules are defined in a similar manner:
Priority of Rules
When applying a set of rules, only one icon and one color can be associated with a player. This is why rules have priority. Rules are applied from the highest priority (priority 1) to the lowest until a match is found. This means that the highest priority rule that matches the player is applied, and all lower priority rules are ignored. To change the priority of a rule, click on it in Current Rules, and then use the Up/Down arrow keys (see 3).
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View the Hand Distribution Graph by clicking the "Hand Distribution" button in the Key Stats tab. These graphs show how many hands we have tracked on a player for the different gametypes, and the player's winrate at the different gametypes. In the picture shown, you can see that this player plays primarily 3/6 and 5/10 full games, and has a negative winrate for both of these games. Putting the mouse over any of the graph bars shows the actual number. The winrate is called BB/100 and is defined as the number of Big Bets won per 100 hands. A Big Bet is defined as 2x the Big Blind. This number is only accurate if a large number of hands have been played (10,000+ ideally). For example, a player that has played 10,000 hands at 3/6 (Big Bet = $6) and has made $1200 dollars, is carrying a winrate of 2.0 BB/100; (1200/6)/(10000/100) = 2.0. |
View a player's 10 Recent Showdowns by clicking the "Recent Showdowns" button in the Showdowns Tab. Here you can see the player's hole cards, the 5 community cards, and what the player did on each round of betting. In addition, you can see the game type, the final pot size, the outcome, the number of players in the hand, and the player's position. The postion can be the small blind, the big blind, the cutoff (defined as 1 seat before the button), the button, or a number. If the position is a number, it is the number of seats after the big blind. For example, a position of 3 means the third player to act after the big blind.
You can customize which stats show up in the Key Stats tab by selecting "Customize Key Stats" from the File menu. In this window, you can change any of the stats by clicking on the combobox. Click Save to save your changes, or Defaults to go back to the default settings.
Description of Stats
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