Help - Hand History

Hand History Help PokerAlfie - Offline Poker AI Trust and Transparency PokerAlfie prioritizes trust and transparency, exemplified through its integration of the 'Hand History' feature. This unique addition allows players to review all actions and cards played by the opponents at the end of each hand, promoting a fair and transparent gaming environment. With PokerAlfie, you can rest assured that honesty and integrity are at the forefront. Hand History Styles PokerAlfie Style PokerAlfie Style: It is very clean and readable, uses ♣ ♠ ♦ ♥ suit symbols. The biggest feature: It shows all opponents' cards at the end of each hand. PokerStars Style It uses the hand history style of the popular poker portal PokerStars. It does not use ♣ ♠ ♦ ♥ suit symbols but uses following characters: 'c' for clubs (instead of ♣) 's' for spades (instead of ♠) 'd' for diamonds (instead of ♦) 'h' for hearts (instead of ♥) It does not show all opponents' cards at the end of each hand. The biggest feature: Saved hands can be imported into poker analysis software. - With a poker analysis software you can analyze a wide range of statistics such as win rates, aggression factors and much more. - Also very useful for leak detection and improving poker skills and strategies. - Any hand played against PokerAlfie can be replayed using poker analysis software. We used following poker analysis software to test compatibility with our exported hands: - Holdem Manager 3 (Version: 3.1.36.0) - PokerTracker 4 (Version: 4.18.3) - Hand2Note 3 (Version: 3.3.1.67) *All of these tools offer free trial. These tools are also used by professional poker players. Anybody who's serious about improving poker skills and about winning at poker should use it.

Hand2Note Promo Code: H2N10PIR (*10% discount for the first subscription purchase) Hand History Folder Windows Version: Hands are saved in: C:\Users\’your user name’ \AppData\Local\Packages\Gileteche.K.PokerAlfie… Android Version: Hands are saved in: /Documents/PokerAlfie/Hand History/… Hand files can be opened with any file explorer/manager. The folder must first be copied to a PC before it can be imported into poker analysis software.