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Main Program

Introduction

When you start PokerOffice, you end up in the Main Program. In the Main Program, you can view and analyze data from your ring games and your tournament play. You can also get reports, graphs and spreadsheets of your own and your opponents’ play. The main program is also the starting point for the live_tracker and the Replayer.

The main way to navigate in PokerOffice is through use of the Left-Hand Tabs and Overhead Tabs.

Left Hand Tabs: Cash Games or Tournaments

PokerOffice keeps separate track of your cash games and your tournaments. You can switch between the two by clicking on either of the two vertical tabs on the left side of the screen: Cash Games and Tournaments.

For both Cash Games and Tournaments, you can view your data by using the Overhead Tabs, described below.
Overhead Tabs:

Clicking on the various overhead tabs gives you access to the various tables and graphs that PokerOffice offers. Each tab gives you a different view of the data in your database. The following sections of this manual describes these tabs in more detail:
General Functions and Options – You can access many of PokerOffice’s general functions and options from the main program, including the following:

Overview Tab

The Overview Tab summarizes all of the data stored in your PokerOffice database.

The data in the Overview Tab is separated into several tables:

Player summary / Tournament Summary Table
Stakes Details Table (Tournaments only)
Starting Hands Table
Game Details Table – from the Game Details table you can access additional options:
- Replay Hand (Launch the PokerOffice Replayer)
- Show Hand History
- Edit Hand
- Delete Hand

From the Overview tab, you can also access many of PokerOffice’s advanced functions:

Filter Data – review your play in the blinds, see how you do in full ring versus short-handed games, and much more
View More Detailed Statistics – see a summary of your preflop and postflop play
Combine Players / Create Alias – if you use different names on different sites, or if you’ve ever changed your screen name, you can use this function to combine those names and view all of your statistics together
Auto-Rate – choose whether to rate players based on their playing tendencies
Player Notes – insert text notes about players

Player summary / Tournament Summary Table

This uppermost table provides an overview of your performance at different blind levels (for ring games) or buy-ins (for tournaments).

Each row gives you information about a particular level. You can limit the information shown in the other tables by selecting a particular row in this table. Left-click on any row and the information in the other tables in this window will be filtered; you will only see information about your selected level. The first level is selected by default.

The summary row, in yellow, provides information about all cash games or tournaments. To view information about all your levels at once, left-click on the summary row.

If you’re viewing cash games, right-clicking on any row in this table allows you to view more detailed statistics of your play. If you’re viewing tournaments, you can access the more detailed statistics window from the following table, the Stakes Details table.

Statistics used in the Player Summary table (cash games):

Level – Blinds level
Hands – Number of hands played at this level
WonHands% – Percentage of hands which you have won
SawFlop% – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
$Won – Amount which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
$Won/Hand – Amount won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red
$BB/100 Hands – Big bets won per 100 hands. The Big Bet is usually two times the Big Blind; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red
WonSawFlop% – Percentage of hands won where you saw the Flop, out of all hands where you saw the flop
Showdowns% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where you went all the way to a showdown
PreFlopRaise% – Percentage of hands where you raised the pot before the Flop

Statistics used in the Tournament Summary table (tournaments):

Buy-in – Buy-in amount
Fee – Fee amount
Type – Tournament type, Limit, No Limit or Pot Limit
Times – Number of tournaments played at this Buy In and Fee structure
$Won – Gross amount won, i.e. prize money won. Winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
Net $Won – Net amount won, i.e. prize money minus the Buy In and Fee. Winnings are displayed in green and losses in red
ROI% – Return On Investment; the percentage return on your investment, where Buy In and Fee is the investment and Net $Won is the return.
ITM% – In The Money, percent of times you have finished a tournament in the money and made a profit.
Avg.NrOfPl – Average number of players per tournament
1st Place – The number of times you have finished in first place
2nd Place – The number of times you have finished in second place
3rd Place – The number of times you have finished in third place

Stakes Details Table (Tournaments only)

If you selected the left-hand Tournaments tab, you can also view the Stakes Details table. Here, you can review information about your performance at various blind levels in your tournaments.

Left-click on any row in this table and the information in the two tables below will be filtered; you will only see information about your selected level. To view information about all blind levels at once, left-click on the yellow summary row (selected by default).

Right-clicking on any row in this table allows you to view more detailed statistics of your play.

Statistics used in the Stakes Details table:

Stakes – Blinds.
Hands – Number of hands played at this stakes level
WonHands% – Percentage of hands which you have won
SawFlop% – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
WonSawFlop% – Percentage of hands won where you saw the Flop, out of all hands where you saw the flop
Showdowns% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where you went all the way to a showdown
Avg.NrOfPl – Average number of players per tournament
Players/Flop % – The average percentage of players who saw the flop

Starting Hands Table

The Starting Hands table gives information about each of your starting hands. NOTE: if you selected one of the rows from the above tables, the Starting Hands table will ONLY give you information about hands played in your selected blinds level or buy-in level.

Each row in the Starting Hands table represents a single starting hand. Left-click on a row to select a specific starting hand; the table below will update to show all games in which you had that starting hand. If no row is selected, all of your games will be displayed in the table below.

You can select multiple starting hands by using shift-left click or ctrl-left click. Each game in which you had one of those starting hands will appear in the table below.

Click back on one of the rows in the Player Summary to see all of your games for all starting hands.

Statistics used in the Starting Hands table (ring games and tournaments):

Hand – Starting hand
Times – Number of times you have been dealt this hand
WonHands% – Percentage of hands which you have won, out of all hands played with this starting hand
SawFlopNB% – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop when not in the Big Blind or Small Blind position
SawFlop% – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
$Won (ring games) – Amount which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
$Won/Hand (ring games) – Amount won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
T$Won (tournaments) – Amount in chips which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
T$Won/Hand (tournaments) – Amount in chips won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
WonSawFlop% – Percentage of hands won where you saw the Flop, out of all hands where you saw the Flop
Showdowns% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where you went all the way to a showdown
PreFlopRaise% – Percentage of hands where you raised the pot before the Flop
FirstInRaise% – PREFLOP statistic showing percentage of hands where you raised preflop as the first person to act, out of all hands

Game Details Table

The Game Details table gives more details about every hand played. If you selected any row in the above tables, the Game Details table will show you only hands that match your selections. For example, if you’re viewing ring games, and you selected the 2/4 level in the top table and AA in the middle level, the Game Details table will show you every hand at that level in which you started with AA preflop.

By default, this table shows the most recent 300 hands. The buttons above this table will show you the Previous 500 hands or the Next 500 hands, or will Show All hands that match your selections. The information in this table is only a brief summary of the information available to you.

You can also review the complete hand history, as text or by graphically watching the play of the hand. For more information, see the “Show Hand History” and “Launch Replayer” sections below.

From the Game Details window, you can select one hand or multiple hands, and do the following:

Replay Hand
Show Hand History
Edit Hand
Delete Hand

To select the hands you want to work with, either left-click on a particular hand, or use the CTRL or SHIFT keys together with the left mouse button to select a range of hands. Then right-click to bring up a list of options, or left-click on one of the icons above the table. The different options are described in the following sections.

Show Rake Paid: Among other things, the Game Details table shows all rake paid by all players. If you want to find the rake paid by all players at your tables for a given month (to help you estimate rakeback, for example), you can easily do so.

At the top of the window, use the date filter to select the current month
In the Player Summary table, LEFT-click on the summary row (so that all hands from all blind levels are selected)In the Game Details table, click the Show All button.
Scroll down to the end of the Game Details table to find the total rake

Statistics used in the Game Details table:

Game Id – Id number for this specific game
Date – Date and time when this game started
Flop – The Flop cards
Turn – The Turn card
River – The River card
Winner – Name of the player(s) who won the pot in this game
Cards – Your hole cards
Pot – Total size of the pot
Rake – The total amount of rake paid by all players in this game
Profit – Amount that you won or lost
Site – Name of the poker room/network

Launch Replayer

You can select a hand, or a range of hands, to replay from the Game Details table. To do so, simply left- click on a particular hand, or use the CTRL or SHIFT keys together with the left mouse button to select a range of hands.

Then launch the replayer either by RIGHT-clicking anywhere in the Game Details table OR by pressing the replayer icon: small computer icon

More information on the Hand Replayer is available.

Show Hand History

PokerOffice allows you to view hand histories in text format. To view hand histories:

First, in the Game Details table select the hand or hands you wish to view.
- To view a single hand, left-click or right-click on the row containing your hand.
- To view multiple hands, use the CTRL or SHIFT keys together with the left mouse button.
Next, click on the Show Hand History icon , or right-click and select Show Hand History.
A new window will then pop up containing all of the hand histories you selected.

In the Hand History window, you can use the icons to launch the Replayer or print the hands. You can also copy and paste the histories into a new document (e.g. notepad) (Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste)

Edit Hand

You can edit individual hands from the Game Details window (you can also edit hands under the sessions tab, as described in the following section). You may wish to do this if, for example, you lose your connection in the middle of a hand, and PokerOffice is unable to import the entire hand.

To edit a hand, right-click on the hand in the Game Details window and select Edit Hand. You can then edit:

Your profit
The rake taken on that hand
Your starting cards
The final pot size

Delete Hand

You can delete individual hands by right-clicking on the hand in the Game Details window and selecting Delete Hand.

NOTE: this will permanently remove the hand from your PokerOffice database, so use with caution.

You can also delete all of the hands from an entire session, by going to the Sessions tab.

Filters: Filter by date or more advanced criteria

All of the information in the Overview tab can be filtered by date or by other advanced criteria that you select.

Date Filter:

The date filter can be selected from the top row of the Overview window.
Simply check the “Use date filter” box, select the date range with the drop down menus, and click the Update button.
All the information you see on the screen will then be filtered for the appropriate date range.

Advanced Filters:

You can also filter by more advanced criteria by clicking on the Advanced Filters icon in the upper right corner (it looks like a small funnel: . Here, for example, you choose to view all hands in which you attempted to steal another players blinds, or in which you raised on the flop with overcards or where you called on the river. By combining these filters with the replayer or hand history viewer, you have a powerful tool for analyzing and evaluating your play.
Clicking on the Advanced Filters icon brings up a new “Overview Filter” window. In this filter window, you can choose what filters to apply.
- The filter contains a number of categories, for example “Flop Hands”, “Chance to steal blinds”, etc.
- If you select options from several categories, this means that all of the selections must be true for a hand to pass that filter. The filter is performed on an AND basis (so, for example, if you choose 3 options, option1 must be true AND option2 must be true AND option3 must be true for a hand to pass the filter).
- However, selections WITHIN a category are performed on an OR basis. So, for example, if you select several options in the flop hands category (for example overcards and flushdraw), then all hands that had EITHER overcards OR flushdraw OR both will pass the filter.
After you’ve selected your criteria, click on the “apply” button at the bottom of the window; PokerOffice will then sort through all of the hands in your database (this can take a while with larger databases, especially if you’ve selected a number of filters). You’ll then be returned to the Main Program Overview tab where you’ll see only those hands that meet the criteria. You will now also have an excellent opportunity to replay these hands as a single session, in order to review your play for the given criteria.

More Detailed Statistics

PokerOffice gives you the option of viewing more detailed statistics about your play. You can get to the “More Detailed Statistics” page in either of two ways:

Click on the More Detailed Statistics icon in the upper right corner of the page. This will open up a new window showing you detailed statistics for the blinds level selected on the Player Summary table. If you want to view your statistics for all levels, be sure that you first have selected the yellow summary row (select the summary row by left-clicking).
Right click on any of the rows in the Player Summary table to see detailed statistics for that blind level. To see detailed statistics for ALL hands at ALL levels, right-click on the summary row in the first table on the Overview page.

The More Detailed Statistics window will show you approximately 70 different statistics on your play, from your preflop raise percentages, to your blind steal and defense results, to your postflop aggression. An explanation of the terms used here can be found in the Glossary.

The significance of these statistics can vary widely depending on what game you play, how your typical opponents play etc. There is no “correct” number for most of these statistics, although there are ranges that are considered by expert players to be optimal. PokerOffice uses these statistics to “auto-rate” players; generally, you’d prefer to be in the Tight Aggressive range, and this is what you should strive for if you are starting out in poker.

Note that if you’ve used any of the filter options in the main overview window, those options will carry through here, and your statistics will reflect ONLY the filtered hands.

Combine Players / Create Alias

By default, PokerOffice shows you the statistics for a single player. You can, however, combine the statistics for more than one player or screen name alias. All of the information that PokerOffice displays will then be based on those combined statistics. You might want to do this, for example, if you’ve changed your screen name on a poker site. Or, you might have different screen names on different sites; with PokerOffice you can combine the statistics from these different names and view them together.

Please note that if you use the same screen name on different networks, PokerOffice will treat the names as though they belong to different players and will make separate entries in its databases for each name. With the Combine Players feature, you can combine these separate entries into a single alias and view all of your statistics together; or you can leave the entries separate and track your results on each network independently. You can find the name of the network associated with each screen name in parentheses after the screen name (e.g. “YourName (PTY)” is your name on the Party Poker network and “YourName (PS)” is your name on Poker Stars).

To combine players or create an alias:

Click the Combine Players icon (it looks like a small person with a plus sign:
A new window will pop up that will allow you to Add additional nicknames to an existing alias.
Once you’ve done so, each of the other windows in PokerOffice will show you the combined statistics for all of the linked names.
The names will remain linked unless you manually Remove them. So, the next time you start PokerOffice you will automatically be viewing statistics for the combined names.

Note that you must click the appropriate left-hand tab to combine aliases for a Ring Game player or a Tournament player since PokerOffice stores ring game and tournament data separately. And, if you’re using more than one database, you will need to combine your aliases for each database separately.

Auto-rate stats

You can choose whether to “auto-rate” the player whose statistics you are viewing in this window. Check the box to auto-rate the player

Choosing to auto-rate a player will show you an icon and a brief description of whether the player is loose or tight and passive or aggressive. The settings that correspond to this description can be found under “Player Icons” chapter of the live_tracker help section.

Player Notes

A small window in the upper right corner of the Overview tab allows you to keep notes on your selected player. Click the pencil-and-paper icon to the right of the window to view an enlarged notes screen. You can cut-and-paste your notes from this window into your notes on any poker site by using ctrl-c (to copy) and ctrl-v (to paste). The notes will also be shown in the overlay for the appropriate player during play. The notes are saved on a per player basis; i.e. you can have one separate note for each player in your database.

Sessions / Tournaments Tab

Under this tab, all the data for the selected player is summarized by session or by tournament.

Information on your sessions/tournaments is presented in three tables and a graph (ring games only):

Session / Tournament Details Table
Session Graph (ring games only)
Game Details / Tournament Details Table
Player Relative Performance Table

Session / Tournament Details Table

The first table provides details about each ring session or tournament.

A session is defined as a set of hands played at the same table during the same time span. If you leave a table or sit out for more than 15 minutes, a new session will start when you come back. Tournaments also include SNG’s (sit-n-go’s) also known as single-table tournaments.

Session Details Options

Left-clicking any row in the Session Details table selects that session. The graph and the two below tables will then be updated to reflect the data from that session.

You can also right-click on any row, to bring up a menu with two options:

Replay Session: Selecting this option will launch the Replayer and allow you to review your entire session. Read more about the Replayer here.
Delete Session: This option allows you to delete an entire session. This will permanently remove the session from your PokerOffice database, so use with caution.

Statistics used in the Session Details table:

SessionId – Unique ID for this session
StartTime – The date and time when the session started
Site – The poker site where this session was played
Level – Blinds level for this session
Hands – The number of hands played in this session
WonHands % – Percentage of hands won
SawFlop % – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
$Won/Hour – The amount won or lost per hour
$Won/Hand – The amount won or lost per hand
WonSawFlop % – Percentage of hands won where you saw the Flop, out of all hands where you saw the Flop
Showdown % – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon % – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where you went all the way to a showdown
Players/Hand – The average number of players per hand
Players/Flop % – The percentage of players who saw the flop
Hands/Hour – The average number of hands played per hour
Avg. Pot – The average amount of all the pots in this session
Rake Paid – The total amount of Rake paid in the hands that you won.
EndTime – The date and time when the session ended

Tournament Details Options

Left-clicking any row in the Tournament Details table selects that tournament. The two below tables will then be updated to reflect the data from that tournament.

You can also right-click on any row, to bring up a menu with three options:

Replay Tournament: Selecting this option will launch the Replayer and allow you to review your entire tournament. Read more about the Replayer here.
Edit Tournament: You can edit the Buyin, Fee, Placement and Winnings for each tournament. This is especially useful when importing hands that does not contain this information or if you play at a Network or Structure where PokerOffice does not pick up this information automatically.
Delete Tournament: This option allows you to delete an entire tournament. This will permanently remove the tournament from your PokerOffice database, so use with caution.

Statistics used in the Tournament Details table:

TourneyId – Unique ID for this tournament
StartTime – The date and time when the tournament started
Site – The poker site where this tournament was played
Buy In/Fee – Buy In and Fee structure
Type – Tournament type, Limit, No Limit or Pot Limit
Finish – Place finished in tournament
Time – The time in hours and minutes played in this tournament
Hands – The number of hands played in this tournament
WonHands % – Percentage of hands won
SawFlop % – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
Net$Won – Amount won or lost, price money minus the Buy In and Fee
WonSawFlop % – Percentage of hands won where you saw the Flop, out of all hands where you saw the Flop
Showdown % – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon % – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where you went all the way to a showdown
Players/Hand – The average number of players per hand
Players/Flop % – The average percentage of players who saw the flop
Hands/Hour – The average number of hands played per hour
Avg. Pot – The average amount of all the pots in this tournament
EndTime – The date and time when the tournament ended

Session Graph

If you are viewing Ring Games you will see a graph showing the results of your currently-selected session.

You can left click in this graph to select a specific hand; the hand you selected will then be highlighted in the Game Details table below. You can also right click in this table to see your net profit/loss to that point.

Game Details / Tournament Details Table

The second table shows Game Details or Tournament Details. If you’re viewing Ring Games, left clicking on any row in this table will highlight that hand in the graph above. For both Cash Games and Tournaments, right-clicking on any hand will bring up the same four options as in the Details table in the Overview Tab:

Replay Hand
Show Hand History
Edit Hand
Delete Hand

Statistics used in the Game Details table:

Game Id – Id number for this specific game
Time – Date and time when this game started
Flop – The Flop cards
Turn – The Turn card
River – The River card
Winner – Name of the player(s) who won the pot in this game
Cards – Your hole cards
Pot – Total size of the pot
Rake – The total amount of rake paid by all players in this game
Profit – Amount that you won or lost
Site – Name of the poker room/network

Player Relative Performance Table

The bottom table is called Player Relative Performance. In this table all your opponents’ statistics for the given session/tournament are summarized and each row represents a single opponent.

You can left-click on a row to select a specific opponent. When you select a specific opponent, both his and your profit per hand will be plotted in the Profit/Hand graph above. The opponent’s graph is plotted in black while yours is plotted in the green/blue/red colors described above.

If you right-click on a player, a menu will pop up giving you the option to change the selected player to this player. In other words, it will change the PokerOffice main program to display statistics for this player. (To display your statistics again, click your name in this table or the change player icon at the top of the window.)

Statistics used in the Player Relative Performance table:

Player – Player name
Hands – The number of hands played in this session
WonHands % – Percentage of hands won
SawFlop % – Percentage of hands where this player saw the Flop
$Won- Total amount won or lost
$Won/Hand – The amount won or lost per hand
BB/100 Hands – Big bets won per 100 hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
WonSawFlop % – Percentage of hands this player won when he saw the Flop, out of all hands where he saw the Flop
Showdown % – Percentage of hands where this player went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon % – Percentage of hands where this player went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where he went all the way to a showdown
PreFlopRaise% – Percentage of hands where this player raised the pot before the Flop
FirstInRaise% – PREFLOP statistic showing percentage of hands where this player raised preflop as the first person to act, out of all hands

Positions Tab

This tab shows your statistics for each of the different positions around the table with respect to the Dealer Button. The Button has position 0, the Small Blind position 1 and so on.

By default, the information in this table shows all blind levels / tournament buy-in levels. You can filter this data by using the Advanced Filter options. As always, you can also use the Date Filter to display information for a particular date range.

Position Details

The upper table is called Position Details. Here your play is summarized by your position with respect to the Button and each row represents a single position.

You can left-click on a row to select a specific position. The table below will update to show information about each of the starting hands that you were dealt in the selected position.

Note that it can be wise to filter the Positions Details statistics on the number of players at the table; you will obviously play very different from seat 4 depending on if there were 5 players at the table or 10.

Statistics used in the Position Details table:

Position – Position from the Button. The Button is position 0, the Small Blind position 1 and so on
Hands – Number of hands played at in this position
WonHands% – Percentage of hands which you have won
SawFlop% – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
$Won (cash games) – Amount which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
$Won/Hand (cash games) – Amount won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
T$Won (tournaments) – Amount in chips which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
T$Won/Hand (tournaments) – Amount in chips won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
WonSawFlop% – Percentage of hands won where you saw the Flop, out of all hands where you saw the flop
Showdowns% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where you went all the way to a showdown
PreFlopRaise% – Percentage of hands where you raised the pot before the Flop
FirstInRaise% – PREFLOP statistic showing percentage of hands where this player raised preflop as the first person to act, out of all hands

Starting Hands

The lower table is called Starting Hands. This table shows each of the starting hands that you were dealt in the position selected in the Position Details table above. Here all your starting hands are summarized and each row represents a single starting hand.

One helpful way to use these tables is to view your performance for different starting hands in different positions. Once you’ve played a significant number of hands from each position, you can start to determine which hands are profitable to play from which positions.

Statistics used in the Starting Hands table:

Hand – Starting hand
Times – Number of times you have been dealt this hand
WonHands% – Percentage of hands which you have won, out of all hands played with this starting hand
SawFlop% – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
$Won (cash games) – Amount which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
$Won/Hand (cash games) – Amount won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
T$Won (tournaments) – Amount in chips which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
T$Won/Hand (tournaments) – Amount in chips won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
WonSawFlop% – Percentage of hands won where you saw the Flop, out of all hands where you saw the Flop
Showdowns% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where you went all the way to a showdown
PreFlopRaise% – Percentage of hands where you raised the pot before the Flop
FirstInRaise% – PREFLOP statistic showing percentage of hands where you raised preflop as the first person to act, out of all hands

Starting Hands Tab

This tab shows statistics summarized by all your starting hands, regardless of position.

Statistics used in the Starting Hands table:

Hand – Starting hand
Times – Number of times you have been dealt this hand
WonHands% – Percentage of hands which you have won, out of all hands played with this starting hand
SawFlopNB% – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop when not in the Big Blind or Small Blind position
SawFlop% – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
$Won (cash games) – Amount which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
$Won/Hand (cash games) – Amount won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
T$Won (tournaments) – Amount in chips which you have won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
T$Won/Hand (tournaments) – Amount in chips won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
WonSawFlop% – Percentage of hands won where you saw the Flop, out of all hands where you saw the Flop
Showdowns% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon% – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where you went all the way to a showdown
PreFlopRaise% – Percentage of hands where you raised the pot before the Flop
FirstInRaise% – PREFLOP statistic showing percentage of hands where you raised preflop as the first person to act, out of all hands

Profit Graph Tab

This tab shows your total profit per hand, per day, and per week in three different graphs. You can right click with the mouse anywhere in the graphs to get the exact Y-value (profit) for that point. You can also use the Profit/Hand Graph to launch the replayer (see below).

As always, you can use the Date Filter to display information for a particular date range.

Profit/Hand Graph

This graph displays your relative profit per hand. Hands that you have won and made a profit in are plotted in green, hands where you made no profit are plotted in blue and hands in which you have lost money are plotted in red.

You can left click with your mouse, hold down the mouse button and then move the mouse to select an area in the graph. When you release the button a menu will pop up giving you the option to replay the hands in the selected area. This is especially handy if you’d like to analyze certain downswings or upswings. Read more about the Replayer here.

Note: The Profit/Hand graph only shows a maximum of 800-1000 hands depending on your screen resolution. So, if you’ve played more hands than can be shown on the graph, the graph will “scroll” to the right and show the relative profit of your last 800-1000 hands. To plot more than 1000 hands, we recommend that you use the Custom Graph tab, described in the next section. Under the Custom Graph tab, you can view your profit (in $ or in BB) for as many hands at once as you want; under that tab you can also use the advanced filtering options, e.g. to view the profit per hand for a specific blinds level, etc.

Profit/Day

This graph displays your relative profit per day. Days that you have won and made a profit in are plotted in green, days where you made no profit are plotted in blue and days in which you have lost money are plotted in red.

Profit/Week

This graph displays your relative profit per week. Weeks that you have won and made a profit in are plotted in green, weeks where you made no profit are plotted in blue and weeks in which you have lost money are plotted in red.

Custom Graph Tab

Overview

The Custom Graph Tab gives you access to a number of very powerful and flexible graphing options. You can plot up to three different graphs at once, showing any of a wide variety of statistics for each graph. You might for example want to plot your Profit and your Saw Flop percentage against each other to see how your profit varies with how often you see the flop.

You can also use this graph in its simplest form, to plot your profits over all the hands you ever played. PokerOffice will automatically adjust the graph’s scale so that all your information will fit into the graph.

You can filter this data by using the Advanced Filter options. As always, you can also use the Date Filter to display information for a particular date range.

Finally, you can choose to replay the hands from any section of the graph. Just use your mouse to select the hands that you want to replay (you might want to review your play during an upswing or downswing, for example) and you can launch the graphical Replayer.

Plotting graphs

Begin plotting your custom graphs by choosing the Statistics that you want to Graph. You can plot up to three graphs at once. Begin by opening the drop-down menu for Graph 1. There, you will see a number of statistics displayed, beginning with Profit ($) and continuing through Won %.

As an example, choose the Profit ($) statistic for Graph 1. Click on the Update button and you will see a blue line indicating your profit, in dollars, over all of your hands; the right side of the screen will now also show a Y-axis with blue numbers for this graph. To see the exact numbers that correspond to a particular point on the graph, look at the bottom left corner of the screen. There you’ll see an indication of the Hand # and of the total Profit through that hand.

You can add Graphs 2 and 3 by choosing statistics from the Graph 2 and Graph 3 drop down menus. Open the Graph 2 drop down menu, for example, and choose Profit BB. Now you’ll see a second graph, this time represented by a green line and green numbers on the Y-axis.

Group by (change the graph’s scale)

You can use the “Group by” drop list box to select how many hands you want each point in the graph to represent. By selecting this option, you can fit any number of hands on to one graph.

The graph can show about 1000 points and the “Group by” menu shows how many hands are summarized at each point. If you’re displaying 25,000 hands, for example, the Group by menu will show 25, meaning each point on the graph represents 25 hands.

Launch Replayer

One of the handiest features of the Custom Graph tab is the ability to review your play over a particular range of hands. If you have an unusual upswing or down swing over a range of hands, for example, you might want to review your play during those hands.

To launch the Replayer, first select a portion of the graph to replay. Do so by holding down the left mouse button while moving the mouse to select an area in the graph. When you release the button a menu will pop up giving you the option to replay the hands in the selected area. Read more about the Replayer here.

MA (Moving Average)

If you’ve graphed any of the statistics other than the two Profit statistics, you might notice that your graph tends to flatten out on the right-hand side.

What’s happening is that your statistic is converging to its “true” value. Over a small number of hands (100, for example), some of your statistics like $Vol.PutInPot (percentage of hands where you voluntarily put money into the pot) can vary quite a lot (you can hit a particularly good or bad run of cards, meaning you’re playing more or fewer hands than normal). You can see this tendency on the far left hand side of the graph, which represents relatively few hands.

As you play more hands, however, small runs of good and bad luck tend to even out. So, after 50 000 hands, for example, you’ll see a lot less variation in your $Vol.PutInPot statistic and the graph will appear flat: a small run of good luck won’t change your average by very much.

But, suppose you want to see whether your $Vol.PutInPot has had any strange spikes up or down, or whether you have changed your play over time. How do you do that?

The solution in PokerOffice is to use the “Moving Average” option (the “MA” drop down menu next to each graph). In short, this option causes the graph to calculate data in small chunks, rather than over the entire range of hands. Every point in the graph will now show the mean value of the last X hands, where X is the value you decide for the MA. The smaller your MA, the spikier your graph will look, because short term swings will have a relatively large effect.

Try graphing your $Vol.PutInPot and set the MA to a number in the neighborhood of 1/10 of your total hands. You should now see a graph that shows noticeable changes, but without the dramatic spikes that a very low MA will show; now the graph might show differences in your playing style, rather than just showing the effects of a short-term swing of good or bad luck.

If you want to explore a section of the graph in more detail you might try launching the Replayer (see above). Or, you can use the Date Filter to limit the graph to a particular range of hands.

Statistics used in the Custom graph:

Profit ($) – The relative profit in dollar
Profit (BB) – The relative profit in Big Bets; the Big Bet is usually two times the Big Blind
Pre Flop Raise % – Percentage of hands where you raised the pot before the Flop
FirstInRaise% – PREFLOP statistic showing percentage of hands where you raised preflop as the first person to act, out of all hands
Saw Flop % – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop
Saw Flop Not Blind % – Percentage of hands where you saw the Flop when not in the Big Blind or Small Blind position
Vol. Put In Pot – Percentage of hands where you voluntarily put money in the put before the Flop, out of all hands. If you get to see Flop without putting any money in, e.g. checking as the Big Blind, it is not counted as voluntary
Flop-Turn % – Percentage of hands where you saw the turn, out of all hands where you also saw the flop
Saw Turn % – Percentage of hands where you saw the turn, out of all hands
Turn-River % – Percentage of hands where you saw the river, out of all hands where you also saw the turn
Saw river % – Percentage of hands where you saw the river, out of all hands
Aggr. Factor Pre Flop – Aggression Factor pre flop.
Aggr. Factor Flop – Aggression Factor on the flop. The aggression factor is defined as (Bet % + Raise %) / Call %.
Aggr. Factor Turn – Aggression Factor on the turn.
Aggr. Factor River – Aggression Factor on the river.
Aggr. Factor Post Flop – Aggression Factor for all post flop streets: flop, turn, river.
Aggr. Factor Total – Aggression Factor total, for both pre flop and all postflop streets.
Went to Showdown % – Percentage of hands where you went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands

Performance Tab

The Performance Tab is designed to compare your performance to other players per level.

There are two tables in this list: the upper table summarizes your play at each level while the lower table summarizes the play of every player in your PokerOffice database for a given level.

Level Performance Summary

The upper table is called Level Performance Summary. Here your play is summarized by blinds level and each row represents a single level. If you left-click on a row to select a specific blind level, the lower table will update to show information about the selected level.

Statistics used in the Level Performance Summary table (cash games) :

Level – Blinds level
Hands – Number of hands played at this level
Hours – Number of hours played at this level
Sessions – Number of sessions played at this level
WinSessions % – Percentage of sessions where you have won money, out of all sessions
$Won/Hour – Average profit per hour; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
$Won/Hand – Average profit per hand; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red
BB/Hour – Big bets won per hour. The Big Bet is usually two times the Big Blind; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
St.Dev/Hour – Standard deviation per hour; this is a measurement of how much your stack size fluctuates; measured in $
Avg.NrOfPl – Average number of players per hand
Players/Flop – Average percentage of players who saw the Flop
Hands/Hour – Average number of hands dealt per hour
Avg.Pot – Average amount of the pot
Rake – Total amount of rake paid by you

Statistics used in the Level Tournament Summary table (tournaments):

Buy In – Buy In amount
Fee – Fee amount
Type – Tournament type, Limit, No Limit or Pot Limit
Times – Number of tournaments played at this Buy In and Fee structure
$Won – Gross amount won, i.e. prize money won; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
Net $Won – Net amount won, i.e. prize money minus the Buy In and Fee; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red
ROI% – Return On Investment; the percentage return on your investment, where Buy In and Fee is the investment and Net $Won is the return.
ITM% – In The Money; percent of times you have finished a tournament in the money and made a profit.
Avg.NrOfPl – Average number of players per tournament
1st Place – The number of times you have finished in first place
2nd Place – The number of times you have finished in second place
3rd Place – The number of times you have finished in third place

Player Top List

The lower table is called Player Top List and contains a summary of statistics for you and your opponents, with each row representing a single opponent.

The tab is constructed as a top list: the player in your PokerOffice database who has the highest profit per hand is shown at the top and the other players at that level are shown in descending order according to their profit per hand. This can be used to find out who the worst players are so you can search for them at your poker room.

You can sort this list by any of the other criteria by clicking on the tabs at the top of each column; clicking on the same tab again will switch the sort order from descending to ascending.

You can also select the minimum number of hands a player needs in order to be represented on this list. To do so, click on the Settings menu at the top of your PokerOffice window; select Preferences -> Advanced -> Player Top List and then select a number from the drop-down menu.

If you right-click on a player a menu will pop up giving you the option to change the selected player to this player. In other words, it will change the PokerOffice main program to display all statistics for this player.

Statistics used in the Player Top List table:

Player – Player name
Hands – Number of hands played at this level
WonHands% – Percentage of hands which the player won
SawFlop% – Percentage of hands where the player saw the Flop
$Won – Amount won or lost; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
$Won/Hand – Amount won divided by the number of hands played; winnings are displayed in green and losses in red.
WonSawFlop% – Percentage of hands won where the player saw the Flop, out of all hands where he saw the flop
Showdowns% – Percentage of hands where the player went all the way to a showdown, out of all hands
ShowdownsWon% – Percentage of hands where the player went all the way to a showdown and won the pot, out of all hands where he went all the way to a showdown
PreFlopRaise% – Percentage of hands where the player raised the pot before the Flop
FirstInRaise% – PREFLOP statistic showing percentage of hands where the player raised preflop as the first person to act, out of all hands

Hand Analysis Tab

The Hand Analysis Tab shows you how you played your hand on various types of flops.

Flop Hand Analysis

The upper table is called Flop Hand Analysis. Here your play is summarized by type of hand on the flop and each row represents a single flop type. The columns show how many times you had that particular Flop type; your net amount won or lost; and what percent of the time you performed each action.

Graph

When you select a row from the Flop Hand Analysis table, the graph will change to show you your overall performance for that flop type.

Player Search Tab

The Player Search tab gives you a powerful tool to create buddy lists or search for players with specific statistics.

Using the drop down menus, select up to five different statistics and enter the ranges that you want your targeted players to have. The Search feature will show you the players in your database who meet all of the criteria that you entered. You can search for all players who have statistics above a certain range by entering a number in the left box and leaving the right box (for example, select Vol $ Put In Pot %; enter 50 in the left box and leave the right box empty). Entering a number in the right box and leaving the left box empty will find players whose statistics are below that range (for example, select Aggr. Factor Post Flop; leave the left box blank and type 1 in the right box).

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You can further refine the search by choosing statistics that were generated only at certain levels or on certain sites. You can also limit your search to only those players that you’ve written a note about in PokerOffice by using the checkbox.

Begin the search by pressing the Search button. PokerOffice will search through your database and display a table of players whose statistics meet your ALL of the choices that you entered.

You can Export the entire table or any selected rows by RIGHT-clicking in the table and then selecting one of the export options. You can then import this list into a buddy list or other third-party software you might use.

If you wish to run a new query, you can use the Reset Filter button to clear all of the fields that you’ve entered. Using the other buttons, you can Save or Load your filters.

Note that if you enter a statistic but don’t enter any numbers for the range, the table will still include a column for that statistic. So, for example, if you add $Won to the previous example, but don’t enter numbers in the boxes, you’ll see the amount each player in the table won or lost.

Custom Tab

Under the Custom Tab, you can choose to display any of the statistics available in PokerOffice. Click on the Create buttons and a popup window will be displayed in which you can Add or Remove any of the available statistics or Clear all of them. Choose the order in which the statistics will be displayed in the table by using the Up or Down buttons. You can further refine the table by using the Group By option and choose to display your results by level or type of hand. When you hit OK, a table will be created showing the requested statistics for the selected player

Note also that the Advanced Filter options are available. By combining the Advanced Filter options with the Custom Tab features, you can analyze your play with a high level of detail. Of course, the more hands you have in your database, the more useful this analysis will be.

General Options

Database Options

You can access PokerOffice’s database functions by clicking on the icons in the upper left corner of the Main Program screen or by selecting a command from the Database menu

Database Info
Backup Database
Clear Database
New Database
Open Database
Restore Database (no icon)
Import PO2 Database

Database Info

Selecting this option will pop up a window showing the number of hands and players contained in the current database.

Backup Database

You can make backups of your PokerOffice databases by using the backup function to produce a compressed backup file. This file can then be copied to disk or CD or attached to e-mails etc. Backup files made on one computer can be restored on the same or any other computer as long as PokerOffice is installed. To restore a backed up file use the Restore Database function. We recommend making regular backups of your database.

Clear Database

This option will clear the currently open database and remove all of its contents.

WARNING: if you clear a database ALL DATA IN IT WILL BE LOST!!! This action CAN NOT BE UNDONE!!

Create New Database

This will create and open a new empty database. By default, PokerOffice will keep records of all of your sessions, from every site, in a single database. If you’d rather keep separate databases for different sites, different types of games (full ring or 6-max, for example), different date ranges, or for any other reason, you can use this function to create a new database.

Open Database

This function opens an already existing database. To use this function, select the Open Database option in the Database menu or press the Open Database button. When you do this a small window will pop up and you will see a drop-down menu from which you can select the database to open. If you want PokerOffice to open this database as the default database when it starts up you can check the box: Open this database at startup.

Restore Database

If you created a backup, you can restore it by using the Restore function. Note that you must be using the same database engine (MySQL or Java) that you were using when you backed up your database.

Import PO2 Database

This option will allow you to import your PokerOffice2 database directly into PokerOffice5. Simply select this option and follow the prompts to locate the PokerOffice2 directory and the database that you’d like to import. Please note that PO5 can NOT import Pacific Poker hands, Prima tournament results, or Poker Stars observed hands (i.e., hands that you did not play; hands that you played on Poker Stars will be imported normally) from your PokerOffice2 database.

Collecting Data

To be able to produce statistics and analysis of your own and your opponents’ play, PokerOffice needs hand histories. A hand history is a transcript of a single poker hand including all players’ actions and the final outcome. PokerOffice has three main ways of collecting data:

live_tracker (recommended)
Importing Hand History Files
Email

Import data using the live_tracker

If you have a Live Tracker active on a table it will automatically import the hand information from that table. Turning on the auto detection mode will automatically attach Live Trackers to all poker tables that you open. This is by far the easiest and most convenient way to import hand histories and we therefore generally recommend that players use Live Tracker with auto detection mode turned on.

Import Hand History Files

You can also manually import hand histories into the PokerOffice database. Typically, Live Tracker will import hand histories for you automatically. You may, however, need to manually import hands that you played before you bought PokerOffice, or that you played without using Live Tracker.

The first step is to locate the hand histories for your specific poker site. You can usually find these hand histories in the program folder of the site in question. PokerStars, for example, saves the hand histories in c:program filespokerstarsHandHistory. Depending on the poker site, you may need to set an option in your poker client that will save hands to your hard drive.

Next, use the option Import Hand History from the File menu or press the Import Hand History button. This will bring up a small window with three buttons; press the middle button called Load Hand History From File. A new window will pop up and you can either enter the path to the hand history file you just created or press the Browse button to browse your file system for it. If you choose to browse for the file you can even select multiple files to import by holding the Ctrl key when left clicking on the files. When you have selected your file(s) press the Open button and you will be returned to the previous window. Now the path to your file should be filled in and you can press the Import Hand History button to complete the import.

Note that PokerOffice 5 allows you to import entire directories, including subdirectories. Instead of selecting a file, simply select the folder name in your browse window; PokerOffice will find and import all hand history files in that folder and all of its subfolders

Import from POP3 e-mail server

You can also set up PokerOffice to retrieve your hand history e-mails from your POP3 server (should basically never be used). Before you can get this function to work you need to set up the correct settings for your e-mail account in the POP3 settings. From the Main Program, go to the Settings menu and choose Configure E-mail/Pop3. Then enter the appropriate settings in the configuration window.

Use the option Import Hand History from the File menu or press the Import Hand History button. This will bring up a small window with three buttons; press the bottom bottom to check your server for new hand histories.

Please note that Secure POP3 (POP3 over SSL) is not supported by PokerOffice. Please also note that this function will only retrieve e-mails that are still on the POP3 server, not the ones that you have already downloaded to your e-mail program (e.g. Outlook)

General Information

Working with Tables and Graphs

Most of the information you will find in the main program is presented in the form of either a table or a graph. Certain features are common to most tables and graphs

Tables

Most of the information in PokerOffice is presented in the form of tables.
Generally, you can sort the information by left-clicking on the headers at the top of each column (for example, clicking on $Won in the first table under the Sessions tab will sort the games according to your profit for each session).
For many tables, right-clicking within the table will bring up additional options.
Often, you can select multiple rows by using the CTRL or SHIFT keys and the left mouse button. After you’ve selected multiple rows, you can often get additional information by right-clicking or by clicking on the icons above the table.

Graphs

Graphs can be found under the tabs for Sessions/Tournaments, Profit Graph, and Custom Graph.
For graphs showing profits and losses, green sections represent profits; red sections represent losses; blue sections represent no change
Right clicking on a section of a graph will often give you more specific information about that section of the graph
You can generally also zoom in on sections of the graphs and use the Replayer to replay hands from particular sections of the graphs.

Date Filter

You can always use the Date Filter to limit the information you see to a particular date range.

The Date Filter is located under the Overhead tabs. To use the Date Filter, simply check the “Use date filter” box, select the date range with the drop down menus, and click the Update button. All the information you see on the screen will then be filtered for the appropriate date range.

Select Player

Generally, you will use PokerOffice to view statistics on your own play. You therefore should make sure that your own player name is selected as the default player in PokerOffice; i.e. the player that will load on startup, etc. To do this, go to settings/preferences and make sure that your player name is listed as the “Default Ring Game Player” and “Default Tournament Playe”. If your player is not listed as the default, simply change the default player by clicking the “Select other player” button.

You can also, however, select any other player in the PokerOffice database, and view all of the PokerOffice statistics on that player. To do so, click on the Select Player Icon at the top of the PokerOffice window: .

Note that if you play on several sites you will have one player for each site; to view the statistics for one of your players, simply select it from the player list and press “Update”. To combine the statistics for all of your players, see Combine Players / Create Alias

Preferences

Access the Preferences Menu by opening the Settings menu and then selecting Preferences.

General Options

Default Ring / Tournament Player – choose your default player names here; you should generally choose your screen name for the site that you are using most frequently. PokerOffice will make a guess as to who you are (based on number of hands played, numbers of starting hands known for the player, etc). Generally, the system will correctly identify you; if not, select the player that you wish to use as the default player instead.

Startup Options -

Startup Window: Choose whether you want PokerOffice to open a selection window at startup. Choose “none” to begin immediately in the Main Program
Startup Tab: Chose the tab that you want to see in the Main Program when PokerOffice starts
Load Ring Game / Tournament Statistics – choose whether to load your default players’ statistics on startup. If you have a large database on your default player, you will be able to shorten the startup time for PokerOffice by unchecking one of these boxes.

General Options – use the checkboxes to determine whether PokerOffice should use multiple colors in graphs; use bold fonts in tables; and automatically check for updates.

Configure POP e-mail: If you need to set up PokerOffice to import hand history files from a POP e-mail server, you will need to enter your email settings here. Note that very few users will need to import hand histories via email; live_tracker eliminates the need for this in almost all cases.

Advanced Options

Player Toplist – choose the minimum number of hands a player must have to show up on the top list under the Performance tab. Read more here.

Use Cache for Data Retrieval

By default, PokerOffice 5 uses both database and memory caches to improve its overall speed and performances. You can use the checkboxes to disable either of these caches, but generally, we advise you to keep them enabled since they will speed up PokerOffice A LOT for most users.

These caches save all the calculations that are done on your current data (for example all the statistics shown on the overview tab). Hence, if you import one more hand into the database, PO5 only needs to fetch one more hand from the database to calculate the new data.

If the database cache is enabled, it means that PO5 saves all the calculations on your current data to the database. So, the next time you start up PokerOffice, no additional data needs to be fetched from the database since all the calculations are already cached, like a hibernate. If the memory cache is enabled it means that PO5 caches all calculations as long as PO5 remain open, but the database cache must be enabled for the cache to be active between restarts of the application.

If the database cache is enabled and you have a large database, you may notice that the first calculation (where all the data are fetched from the first time) will be slow. From then on, however, all subsequent calculations of the same data will be much quicker.

Refresh on Live Window Closing – check this box if you want PokerOffice to prompt you to refresh your statistics when a Live Tracker Window closes. Read more here: Closing live_tracker

Poker Stars / Full Tilt Options – If you’re having trouble running PokerOffice with Poker Stars or Full Tilt, support may request that you input a new Hand History Location or a new location for PokerStars.exe. Unless support has specifically requested that you change these settings, you should generally not need to make any changes here.

The Main Program Menu options are summarized here:

File menu
- Import Hand History – This will show a window with different options to import data into PokerOffice. Read more here about hand history importing.
- Exit – This option will close PokerOffice.
Database menu – read more here
- Database Info
- Clear Database – This will empty your database
- New Database – Create a new database
- Open Database – Open a database
- Delete Database – Delete a database
- Backup Database – Create a backup of a database
- Restore Database – Restores a previously backed up database
- Import PO2 Database
Cash Games menu
- Select Player – This will show you a list of all the players in your database who plays ring games (cash games). You can select any player in this list and press the Update Statistics button to have the main program show all the statistics for this player. Read more here
- Refresh all Cash Game statistics – Refresh all statistics for the ring games section.
- Overview – This will display the Overview tab
- Session – This will display the Session tab
- Position – This will display the Position tab
- Starting Hands – This will display the Starting Hands tab
- Profit Graph – This will display the Profit Graph tab
- Custom Graph – This will display the Custom Graph tab
- Performance – This will display the Performance tab
- Hand Analysis – This will display the Hand Analysis tab
- Player Search – This will display the Player Search Tab
- Custom – This will display the Custom Tab
Tournaments menu
- Select Player – This will show you a list of all the players in your database who plays tournaments. You can select any player in this list and press the Update Statistics button to have the main program show all the statistics for this player.
- Refresh all Ring Game statistics – Refresh all statistics for the tournaments section.
- Overview – This will display the Overview tab
- Session – This will display the Session tab
- Position – This will display the Position tab
- Starting Hands – This will display the Starting Hands tab
- Profit Graph – This will display the Profit Graph tab
- Custom Graph – This will display the Custom Graph tab
- Performance – This will display the Performance tab
- Hand Analysis – This will display the Hand Analysis tab
- Player Search – This will display the Player Search Tab
- Custom – This will display the Custom Tab
Live Tracker menu
- Start live_tracker – Setup and start the live_tracker; read more here
- live_tracker auto detection mode – Setup and start/stop auto detection mode; read more here
- Player Icons – View and edit your player icons; read more here
- Table Icons – View and edit your table icons; read more here
- Customize Display – Customize the looks and contents of the live_tracker; read more here
- Filter Live Statistics – Filter settings for the live_tracker; read more here
- Customize Poker Table Overlay – Customize the looks and contents of the table overlay; read more here
- Performance – Performance tuning options for the live_tracker; read more here
Settings menu
- Preferences – General and advanced settings and preferences. read more here.
- Configure E-mail/POP3 – enter your POP3 settings
Help menu
- About – Display information such as version number and serial key
- Online Users manual – Displays this manual
- Visit PokerOffice on the Web – Displays the PokerOffice web page
- Support – Displays a web page with information about your support options
- Online Support Forum – This will take you to the PokerOffice forum
- Check for Updates – This will check if your version of PokerOffice is the latest by connecting to our update server. If a new version is available you will be given a choice to download and install it. If you have selected to automatically check for new updates, it is done every time you start PokerOffice
- Enter Registration keys – Here you can enter your registration keys; read more here