dolphins brain size is the same as rats, they both can learn tricks
Originally posted by Timor83
If PS is working on a trackerprogram itself, you can probably guess the answer yourself.
I can guess the intention of PS but the realization of a decent enough tracker-program is probably a long-way off. (Look at how Grab'em performs when it retrieves "stats".)
Originally posted by Nunki
Originally posted by Timor83
If PS is working on a trackerprogram itself, you can probably guess the answer yourself.I can guess the intention of PS but the realization of a decent enough tracker-program is probably a long-way off. (Look at how Grab'em performs when it retrieves "stats".)
Grab'em hasn't been updated for a long time. :/
The performance problem is probably because of the af and the caching which isn't working as it should.
Originally posted by Nunki
Originally posted by Timor83
If PS is working on a trackerprogram itself, you can probably guess the answer yourself.I can guess the intention of PS but the realization of a decent enough tracker-program is probably a long-way off. (Look at how Grab'em performs when it retrieves "stats".)
True
You said that elephant will probably replace pokertracker, but will you also provide a HUD?
Originally posted by flint87
You said that elephant will probably replace pokertracker, but will you also provide a HUD?
there already is a HUD. It doesn't work perfectly yet, but if you have a look at the devblog, they release new versions very often.
tracking systems are growing like mushroomz) I can count about 6 already, most of them are developing, though. No matter how it is called, current elephant will have to face some real competition.
Originally posted by swissmoumout
there already is a HUD. It doesn't work perfectly yet, but if you have a look at the devblog, they release new versions very often.
Ok, The thing is that I still want to get the pockertracker and it looks like I am going to since elephant is at a early stage and I can put in more hours to poker in a few weeks and get me some more points.
I wonder if someone read book from Phil Hellmuth : Play like the pros. He put people in groups named after animals. Elephant's are calling stations ♦