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TableNavigator
by mewsiclovr » Fri Oct 06, 2006 8:58 am
Has anyone ever tried (or currently using) TableNavigator?
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I've tried it out a little mostly so I can have keyboard support on Stars, but I have to say it is a really slick program. You can customize different standard pre-flop bet sizes (in BBs, very helpful for tourneys), as well as configuring all standard actions of course. You can even hotkey some standard chat phrases. It seems to work pretty well, at least the little I've tried it out on the play money tables.
One thing I haven't tried yet, but is supposed to be really cool, is the "AttentionQueue" mode...I guess it is supposed to keep track of what order the tables need your attention, so the table you're about to time out at should be first, then the next most critical table...so on. It's not as critical if you only play at stars because stars automatically places the focus on the table needing the next action, so that's what I use. Hence, I'm not really using the original intent of the software ("Navigator"), I'm only using it to help mutitable.
Finally, one thing it features for NL games is a pot-sized bet function, but I can't get it to work properly on Stars. It seems that right now the table resizing throws off the function since stars makes it difficult to programatically get the pot size. It's supposed to be fixed in a later version. However, you can get around this sort of by entering in your own bets (you can set the focus to the bet field through a hotkey, then type in your bet) - which is a bit more difficult, but passable. To me, getting this function working would make it absolutely perfect. Since your bet sizes are almost always standard (1/2, 3/4, or full pot), and it supports all those, you can make your decisions and implement them instantly with just one button press. I 4-table comfortably and I think this would allow me to do 6 or 8 pretty easily.
This isn't a plug or anything, I was just curious what others thought.
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I've tried it out a little mostly so I can have keyboard support on Stars, but I have to say it is a really slick program. You can customize different standard pre-flop bet sizes (in BBs, very helpful for tourneys), as well as configuring all standard actions of course. You can even hotkey some standard chat phrases. It seems to work pretty well, at least the little I've tried it out on the play money tables.
One thing I haven't tried yet, but is supposed to be really cool, is the "AttentionQueue" mode...I guess it is supposed to keep track of what order the tables need your attention, so the table you're about to time out at should be first, then the next most critical table...so on. It's not as critical if you only play at stars because stars automatically places the focus on the table needing the next action, so that's what I use. Hence, I'm not really using the original intent of the software ("Navigator"), I'm only using it to help mutitable.
Finally, one thing it features for NL games is a pot-sized bet function, but I can't get it to work properly on Stars. It seems that right now the table resizing throws off the function since stars makes it difficult to programatically get the pot size. It's supposed to be fixed in a later version. However, you can get around this sort of by entering in your own bets (you can set the focus to the bet field through a hotkey, then type in your bet) - which is a bit more difficult, but passable. To me, getting this function working would make it absolutely perfect. Since your bet sizes are almost always standard (1/2, 3/4, or full pot), and it supports all those, you can make your decisions and implement them instantly with just one button press. I 4-table comfortably and I think this would allow me to do 6 or 8 pretty easily.
This isn't a plug or anything, I was just curious what others thought.
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