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Window of all tournament's hands.

In this window all hands of the tournament chosen are shown in a short form as it follows:

• Hand N - the hand sequence number with Hero participation in the tournament.
• PokerStars N - the hand's number assigned to the hand by pokerroom PokerStars
• BB - size of the big blind.
• Stack - a number of tournament chips Hero has.
• Pot - total pot at the end of a hand.
• Action - how a hand ended for a Hero.
• Change - change of Hero's stack as a result of the present hand
• Board - cards are on the table

Window of the hand details.

In this window all data necessary for the hand analysis are shown.

In the right column the basic data are shown:

• hand level, blind and ante's size,
• all players participating in the present hand and their positions at the table relative to the button. In future players' actions correlate namely with positions, but not with their names.
• Time (in minutes and seconds) from the tournament's first hand.

In the left column the process of the street hand is shown.

At the preflop Hero's name, his position and cards given are shown.

Amount of pot, current number of players and cards handed, are shown in the first line for each street in a text and graphic form. Number of players on the street could be shown as 1+2 which means that two players announced all-in with all their chips though one player didn't have situation all-in.

The second line on each street shows players' actions. To make it more convenient Hero's actions are marked with red though other players' actions (bet and raise) are marked with blue. Players folded their cards are not shown, only the number of folds made successively is given.

After all actions on the streets are shown, total pot is concluded as well as its division on parts, if it happened in the process of hand. Also changes in Hero stack are shown, i.e. how many chips he lost or obtained after the hand, whether he played or not.

Then detailed comments about players who reached showdawn follow or information about the player who broke the bank is presented. In this line player's name is shown after his position.

PokerStars Tournament Hand History Viewer features.

• To review details of the specific hand dbl-click on it in the list or put its number into the field near the button [Hand] and press this button.
• You can resize the program window to display more hands included in the list of all tournament's hands.
• There are two checkboxes at the bottom of the window. They turns on or off specific hand filters. The upper one helps you to select only those hands where Hero tried to observe the flop, i.e. raised or called preflop or checked from BB. Lower checkbox allows you to go directly to the last hand of the loaded hand history file. It is convenient in "online mode" (during tournament play) when you invoke the program with a hot key, since it gives you the opportunity to instantly review hands mucked at the showdown. If you select or deselect one of checkboxes, the program automatically reloads HH-file and apply chosen filter.
• Radiobutton defines a filter for the listbox, wich can contained all files of the directory chosen, only tournament files of the directory chosen, or only the files having been changed today.
• You can invoke HH-Viewer during tournament play by pressing hot key "Ctrl+H" being in the tournament table window (not in the instant hand history window). This opens HH-Viewer program window and automatically loads HH file of the current torunament with the main list of all hands.
• The program remembers the last HH-file so you can continue to work with it after your next launching.

What's new in the latest version

• In "Window of the hand details" calculation of M for each player was added.
  What is M? "The most important single number that governs your play toward the end of tournaments is M, which is simply the ratio of your stack to the current total of blinds and antes. This number is crucial, and you must develop a facility for calculating it quickly and easily at the table. You don't need to know it to two decimal places; a rough approximation will work just fine, but you need to know your M at all times." (Harrington on Hold'em: Expert Strategy for No-Limit. Tournaments Volume II: The Endgame)
• Two buttons [Previouse hand] and [Next hand] were added to view hand details without return to main list of all tournament's hands.