Fish No More

• Report Generator: Analyses your historical play and creates an html report showing profit by starting hand broken down by table, day and all time. You can click through on any starting hand to see each game you played with certain starting cards and see where and how you're winning/losing money.
• LogWatcher: Watches in real time the log file of the game you're currently playing and compactly writes just the most important information about betting patterns, constantly updating the pot odds and computing the required numberof outs you need to profitably call. Also, gives you live statistics about the table in general, and detailed statistics about each opponent including:
  • The number of games you've watched them play
  • Thier net winnings/losses
  • Thier flop percentage, and voluntary flop percentage
  • Thier pre flop raise percentage and thier post flop agression percentage
  • The starting cards they've raised with preflop (and shown down)
  • The starting cards they've played without raising preflop (and shown down)

Installation

1. Download an installer from the sourceforge download page.
2. Run the downloaded installer, which will add a FishNoMore program group and several shortcuts under your start button.

Running

ReportGenerator

1. Select Start->All Programs->FishNoMore->ReportGenerator
2. You will see a window pop up and output like this stream by:

   Writing results to C:\Program Files\FishNoMore
   Processing date 20040230
      table Table  11111
      table Table  22222
   Processing date 20040231
      table Table  33333
      table Table  44444
   ...
   

3. After all tables have been processed, the report will be written and the window will dissapear.
4. To view the report select Start->All Programs->FishNoMore->Report. This will open the report in your default web browser.

Log watcher

• Select Start->All Programs->FishNoMore->LogWatcher
• You will see a window pop up and you will be asked to select a table to watch:

  Tables for date: 20050230
    1) Table  11233.txt
    2) Table  32112.txt
    3) Table  54432.txt
  Please choose a table (enter 0 to refresh table list):
  

  Important note: This list will include only tables where you are seated and have recieved a hand (before this PartyPoker will not have created a log file for the table). If you do not see your table, try entering 0, and the LogWatcher application will rescan for new tables.

• After selecting a table you will see output like this stream by as all historical data is read:

  Processing date 20040230
     table Table  11111
     table Table  22222
  Processing date 20040231
     table Table  33333
     table Table  44444
  ...
  

  As of this release the log watcher re-reads all historical data every time it is run. This process may take a few minutes if you have played many, many tables. This is something I would like to remedy in future releases.

• Once historical data processing is complete, output like the following will stream by for each hand at the table:

  Stats for 20041131/Table  24444.txt.  Watched 102 hands.  Played 101 hands.
  my flop%: 31%  my pfr%: 4%  tbl flop%: 95%  tbl pfr%: 57%
  Last 30/20/10 hands: avg pot:  $21  $21  $20, players@flop:  3  2  3
  Name       :     N $ win flp% vfp% pfr% pfa% raised hands| unraised hands
  Adam       :   102 $  -1  59%  54%  16%  58% AKo AJo AJs | A4o 83s K8s K9s 77o 
  Bob        :    24 $  20  37%  33%  37%  80% AAo         | 55o                 
  Claire     :    45 $ -59  37%  31%  14%  52% AKo         | T7s T9o 98s         
  Debbie     :     9 $ -18  33%  33%  66%  25%             |                     
  Hero       :  2780 $ 204  27%  21%  24%  59% AKs TTo KQo | 66o QJs KJo TJs K5s 
  Ed         :   101 $ -10  22%  18%  57%  60% A9o AKs QQo | A4s                 
  Greg       :     5 $  -4  20%   0%   0%   0%             |                     
  Harry      :   208 $  25  18%  14%  40%  59% JJo JJo TTo | AJo 98s T6s K8s ATs 
  Ingrid     :   243 $  30  18%  13%  46%  69% 98s AAo     | QJo KTo JTs ATo K8s 
  Jake       :   112 $ -82  14%  13%  40%  46% AQs AQs AAo | 98s J9o KQs         
  
  Dealt 8s 9s                  
    Adam         calls :   5.0:2.0   2.5:1 
    Hero         calls :   7.0:0.0   Inf:1 
    Greg         calls :   8.0:0.0   Inf:1 
  
  Flop comes : 7h Js 6d        
    Ed           bets  :  10.0:2.0   5.0:1 need  5.9 T outs,  8.5 T+R outs
    Adam         raise :  14.0:4.0   3.5:1 need  8.5 T outs,  9.4 T+R outs
    Hero         calls :  18.0:0.0   Inf:1 
    Greg         calls :  22.0:0.0   Inf:1 
    Ed           calls :  24.0:0.0   Inf:1 
  
  Turn comes : 7h Js 6d 4h     
    Adam         bets  :  28.0:4.0   7.0:1 need  5.1 outs on the river to call
    Hero         calls :  32.0:0.0   Inf:1 
    Greg         calls :  36.0:0.0   Inf:1 
  
  River comes: 7h Js 6d 4h 5s  
    Hero         bets  :  40.0:0.0   Inf:1 
    Greg         calls :  44.0:0.0   Inf:1 
    Adam         calls :  48.0:0.0   Inf:1 
  
  
  Hero had 8s 9s. Greg had Jd 5c. Adam had Kd Jh. 
  Hero wins 46
  

  Table stats

  The data in the table stats section are:
  • my flop%: The percentage of flops seen at this table
  • my pfr%: The percentage of times I've raised pre-flop at this table
  • table flop%: The percentage of time the table as a whole sees a flop.
  • table pfr%: The percentage of time the pot has been raised pre-flop. A good measure of the overall agressiveness of a table.

    The following stats are reported as trailing averages over the last 30, 20 and 10 hands played at the table:

  • The average pot size (this frequently seem to deviate from Party Poker's reported average pot size. I do not fully understand the way that Party Poker computes thier average pot size, but I suspect that the throw out hands that do not see a flop, and possibly hands that do not see a showdown.
  • The average number of aplyers seeing the flop. This is an excellent measure of overall the looseness of a table.

  Player stats

  The columns in the player summary table are:
  • N: Number of hands seen
  • $win: Net profit
  • flp%: Flop percentage = number of flops seen / number of hands played
  • vfp%: Voluntary flop percentrage = number of flops seen outside of the big blind / number of hands played
  • pfr%: Pre flop raise percentage = number of hands raised pre-flop / number of hands played
  • pfa%: Post flop agression percentage = number of times the player bet or raised post-flop / number of post-flop betting opportunities
  • raised hands: The 3 most recent hands raised preflop and shown down.
  • unraised hands: The 5 most recent hands played without a preflop raise and shown down.

  Note: The statistics in this section reflect the entire lifetime of the player, not just hands player at the current table.

  Preflop action

  As the action progresses the current pot size is displayed. Additionally the pot odds that are currently being offered (to you) are computed.

  Action on the flop

  On the flop, in addition to pot size and odds, the number of outs needed to profitably call are computed:
  • T outs: This is the number of outs needed to profitably call if you plan to fold on the turn if you do not hit. This calculation assumes that you will be able to collect one more big bet on the turn if you hit one of your outs. Further, this calculation that there will be no raise behind you.
  • T+R outs: This is the number of outs needed to profitably call is you plan to call a bet on the turn even if you miss. This calculation assumes that you will have to pay an additional big bet on the turn, but that you'll get that bet back plus another if you hit by the river. Further, this calculation that there will be no raise behind you.

  As should be obvious, you must accurately estimate the number of outs you have to use this data intelligently. With two overcards to the flop, you may think you have six outs, but in reality you are drawing dead to a made straight (or more commonly you are reverse dominated and one of your overcards will make someone two pair).

  Action on the turn

  On the flop, in addition to pot size and odds, the number of outs needed to profitably call are computed:
  • Needed outs on the river: This is the number of outs needed to profitably call a turn bet. This calculation assumes that you will be able to collect one more big bet on the river if you hit one of your outs. Further, this calculation that there will be no raise behind you.

  See the above note about accurately estimating your outs.

  Action on the river

  Since there are no more cards to come, just the current pot size and pot odds are displayed.

  Showdown and final results

  If a showdow occurs, each players hand is displayed (even if it was not 'shown'). Also each player's share of the pot is displayed.

• You can close the window at any time to quit the program.

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