It looks like Pokerroom has removed the phrase "in
chips" from it's hand histories.
"in chips" shows up on lines 7449 and 7461 and I'm
thinking it could be removed.
Not sure if it would fix the display of pokerroom hand
histories altogether.
It looks like the error with the pokerroom hand histories
is on line 7337 and line 906s. When parsing the header
of the PokerRoom hand history, the script is looking
for the string "hand". That string no longer appears (I am
guessing it used to).
A typical PokerRoom hand history header looks like
Texas Hold'em $0.25-$0.50 (real money), #867,983,108
Table Alamo, 1 May 2005 9:35 PM ET
If I change the first line to be
Texas Hold'em $0.25-$0.50 (real money), hand #867,983,108
then the converter seems to work.
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Oh man. Forget the posts about the string "hand" and such.
I never noticed the difference in the format between the
specific pokerroom hand histories and the pokernetwork
version. I've been using the generic pokernetwork pages
since I can get access to hands offline (and to other hands
I didn't necessarily play in). Shoot. I never noticed the
difference.
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29/Jun/05 I can get the converter to work for pokerroom hands
taken from pokertracker by adding the text " ($1 in chips)" after
each player's name in the seat listing like this:
Seat 8: BigFish ($1 in chips)
HTH, SteadyAim
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It looks like the error with the pokerroom hand histories
is on line 7337 and line 906s. When parsing the header
of the PokerRoom hand history, the script is looking
for the string "hand". That string no longer appears (I am
guessing it used to).
A typical PokerRoom hand history header looks like
Texas Hold'em $0.25-$0.50 (real money), #867,983,108
Table Alamo, 1 May 2005 9:35 PM ET
If I change the first line to be
Texas Hold'em $0.25-$0.50 (real money), hand #867,983,108
then the converter seems to work.
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I still see "in chips" in real money ring games. I also see
"hand" before the hand number [as of 2005 May 30].
Maybe the bug is related to the patch I submitted? Try
adding spaces around your cards and see if all is well.
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Oh man. Forget the posts about the string "hand" and such.
I never noticed the difference in the format between the
specific pokerroom hand histories and the pokernetwork
version. I've been using the generic pokernetwork pages
since I can get access to hands offline (and to other hands
I didn't necessarily play in). Shoot. I never noticed the
difference.
Logged In: NO
29/Jun/05 I can get the converter to work for pokerroom hands
taken from pokertracker by adding the text " ($1 in chips)" after
each player's name in the seat listing like this:
Seat 8: BigFish ($1 in chips)
HTH, SteadyAim