I’ve updated a couple of key third-party libraries in Poker Copilot. This broke some stuff, which I believe I’ve fixed. However my belief is weak so I’m making the update publicly available for anyone to try before making it the official release. Download it here.
The most significant change is that some problems with Merge Network stats are fixed. Other changes:
Search tournaments with free text search
The bottom bar now includes more info – # of tournaments and database size
You can view the all-in equity chart in currency ($) or in big blinds (BB)
Searching for players and tournaments tells you how many matches you have
You can use Poker Copilot in any available language without changing your computer’s language
Loyal Poker Copilot customer Florian asks for the France-only poker room BarrierePoker.fr to be added. As I’m not in France, I can’t get onto this poker room to check it out. So some questions:
do you use BarrierePoker.fr? would you like to see Poker Copilot support it?
how popular is BarrierePoker.fr? Are there plenty of players and tournaments there?
Loyal Poker Copilot customer Jon asked about creating an AHK (auto-hotkey) program for Merge Network poker rooms. I think the best approach is to take the existing work done in BlazingStars (an open source PokerStars only Mac AHK-like program) and adapt it, because the technical problems have already been solved there. Can you program in Objective-C? Want to help?
The first step of course is to invent a name. We need a name that’s witty at first, but that seems less funny each time you hear it.
Until now, you had two choices for language in Poker Copilot: the language automatically chosen according to your System Preferences, or English:
Now you can pick any language that Poker Copilot knows:
I suspect the main user of this feature will be me, when I’m making screenshots to help users who are using Poker Copilot in a language other than English. But I hope this is of benefit to the occasional Poker Copilot poly-linguist.
If you have MacKeeper installed on your computer, and you’ve turned on its “Real-time protection”, you may find that Poker Copilot won’t start up without crashing. For now the only work-around I can offer is to turn off MacKeeper’s “Real-time protection”.
Please do let me know via email (steve@pokercopilot.com) if this problem affects you.
Thanks to loyal Poker Copilot customer Peter for tracking down and reporting this problem.
It seems that recently PokerStars made a slight change to the Playing History Audit in CSV format. If you use Poker Copilot’s “Add PokerStars Tournament Audit…” feature to get your add-ons and rebuys added, then this change will affect you.
