PokerTracker

Hello guys,

Installed PT4 beta today and so far I'm pretty impressed. Especially when it comes to speed. Great job!

I've been playing around with the ICM-tools today and would really like the following two features:

- When I select multiple (or all hands) from a specific SNG and review them in the hand-replayer you get this dropdown-list with all the selected hands. I was wondering if it would be possible to build-in some feature to show an icon after every hand that shows you if your action was, ICM-wise, good or bad. I know this is kinda difficult since good/bad depends on so many different factors but it would be nice if we could get an icon to 'rate' our action.

- Secondly: I know this is gonna sound silly but in the handreplayer I kind of dislike the distance between the action buttons for play, pauze, forward, etc. and the buttons for next/previous hand. When reviewing my hands one by one I have to move my mouse from bottom-right of the window to top-left over and over again. It would really rock if you could add previous/next hand buttons next to the play controls.

Keep up the good work!

While testing the ICM tools a little more I came up with two more options:

- An options to always show the ICM popup while replaying a hand (the push/fold popup that appears when you click the ICM-icon next to the players name.) Right now I have to have to click the ICM icon every single hand I replay.

- A line/link in this pop-up that shows you what range you actually could push in that specific spot. (Not just a percentage, but an overview like 99+, A8s+, etc. or even better a visual way to show it like the hand range selector.)

The ICM calculations take some time to evaluate so I doubt it would be practical to display calculations for all hands in the list at once, and similarly for always displaying it (that may be more feasible).
There are more plans for the ICM tools, and displaying a range may be part of that although I don't know yet. I will make sure the development team see your ideas, though - thanks for the suggestions!