In addition, PT4 scales the table HUD stats appropriately as the table grows and shrinks in size. When this feature works with the new Vector HUD Engine, the HUD statistics are positioned under the appropriate players. This new feature allows you to see a top-down view of all tables and players while importing hand histories as they happen.
The same task can be completed for individual hands or entire sessions, allowing you to interface your hand histories seamlessly.Īnother fantastic tool that has been added is the ability to view all active tables. PT4 also allows for a great deal of social interaction by enabling players to export their information to video, which they can then upload to the PokerTracker forums for discussion with their friends or even place on YouTube with a single click of a button. The hands can be color coded in the review section of PT4 or even on the fly while you’re at the tables to let you know which hands you’re looking at later on. The right click option also allows for a quick way to mark a specific hand using a number of colored tabs so players can make easy reviews and sort their hand histories. With a simple click of your mouse, you can focus on the Active Player, Configure a Report, View Hand Details, Replay a Hand, Export Hand Histories, and more. The video really brings these new features to life, such as common right-click options that are available in every report. The newest video, the second one released overall, focuses on the PokerTracker 4 Vector HUD Engine and Global Graphics.
#POKERTRACKER 4 HUD EXPLAINED UPGRADE#
If you haven't seen it, PokerTracker continues to release new information on its imminent upgrade from Version 3 to Version 4 through a series of videos on its blog.
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