Re: Testers Wanted - Poker Tracker Hand Converter
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2020 6:14 pm
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Nice - I downloaded and tried it out. And yes - getting invalid stacks and pots. The issue appears to be on raises and re-raises. This is the spec:StevieG wrote:OK, I have the initial converter ready to go.
https://github.com/yellowtongue/convert-mavens-hh
I will have a look at this later today.tragic wrote:Nice - I downloaded and tried it out. And yes - getting invalid stacks and pots. The issue appears to be on raises and re-raises. This is the spec:StevieG wrote:OK, I have the initial converter ready to go.
https://github.com/yellowtongue/convert-mavens-hh
https://hh-specs.handhistory.org/action-object/amount
Which states: The amount of the action performed / the total amount put in during this action.
So, what I see, if someone bets 30 (for example) and then someone raises to 90 and then the original better puts in the 3-bet to 180, that bet is coming in as 180, but it should be 150 - (180-30) The amount put in during this action. Not the total amount of their bet...
Thanks, tragic. I understand the issue now.tragic wrote: getting invalid stacks and pots. The issue appears to be on raises and re-raises. This is the spec:
https://hh-specs.handhistory.org/action-object/amount
Which states: The amount of the action performed / the total amount put in during this action.
So, what I see, if someone bets 30 (for example) and then someone raises to 90 and then the original better puts in the 3-bet to 180, that bet is coming in as 180, but it should be 150 - (180-30) The amount put in during this action. Not the total amount of their bet...
Any updates on this? I would be interested.StevieG wrote:Hey, all. Glad for the interest.
I have downloaded the trial version of PT4 and I have done a successful upload.
There are some caveats - looks like I may need to be very careful about treating non_ASCII (python is great about it, but the PT4 import seems to be fussy, at least with file name and table names). Also I saw some weirdness with import of a longer hand history where invalid stacks were reported by the import.
But let's work together.
I will start a GitHub project and we can collaborate there.
Yes, there is a GitHub page for this, and I have had good feedback that led me to make some changes that fixed an issue with three-betting.Bcruey wrote: Any updates on this? I would be interested.