So we all know that sanghoki is great, and it offers some wonderful functionality, but wow is it expensive. $150 sign up fee (??), then a monthly $25 subscription.. To be fair, the fees for this go to the experts running the site, and is probably a fair price to pay for their advice (Still not sure about the sign up fee though!).
I wanted a lightweight replayer so I could share hands with friends quickly. sanghoki allows you to enter your hands, but does little formatting and, in all honesty, isn't very nice to look at and doesn't animate.
Now I'm not saying that my replayer is beautiful, but it does at least animate, and it's free. BUT:
This is an early version, so it might not work!
The graphics are mediocre. If someone wants to make them nicer, please contact me for details.
It only works on sanghoki hand histories - I'm planning on adding more.
It only processes a single hand at once - again, I'm planning on allowing unlimited numbers.
It is written in JavaScript, so you'll have to have JS enabled in your browser.
And that's about it. So go nuts, and animate your hands. If you've got a great hand to show off, leave a comment on this blog entry. If you want to tell me it's rubbish, leave a comment. If you want to order your shopping, visit Tesco. Otherwise leave a comment. Thanks!
Oh, and if you break it - don't worry. I would appreciate it if you could send me the hand history that broke it, and describe how it wasn't working properly. Cheers.
The almighty micro shove
Heh. I enjoyed this. Sat down today to play some cash games - since I don't really have enough consecutive time to play SNGs recently - and was dealt AA first hand.
View hand in the re-player. Yes I know it's only $0.01/$0.02, but still - if I keep having hands like this, I'll be able to move up in no time :)
I hung around to take some more of this plank's money before he left. I really expected him to call my shove, seeing as he was getting very close to 3-1. Still.. he obviously wasn't thinking about odds up to that point, so why should he start now?
Some of the players at these lowest of the low limits are truly stupendously awful. I suppose they are playing for peanuts though, so I can't expect to encounter any serious skill. I'm finding the PokerStars 6 seat tables much easier than the 10 seaters on Paradise, so with any luck it won't take me long to move up to the $0.02/$0.04 level.
Since I'm currently buying in for $2, and I want a roll to cover 10 buy ins, I need to earn another $28 (14 x buy in) before I can step up to buying into the higher level with $4. I am hopeful I can do this in two months. Fingers crossed.
Web : https://sanghoki.com