PokerTracker

Notecaddy in HEM2 has the very unique, powerful feature of making badges, and having spark/scattergraphs based on bet sizing. They do nothing else correct, and its a pretty poorly made program. If PT4 can implement similar features, there would be no competition.

I've seen the graphs but I'm not sure what Badges are - could you explain that to me a little bit?

kraada wrote:I've seen the graphs but I'm not sure what Badges are - could you explain that to me a little bit?

this: https://www.pokertracker.com/forums/vie ... 59&t=39063

+1 for badges. Scatter/Spark graphs would be great too.

One more thing, I've just recently started using NoteTracker (omaha) and I'd like to request an improvement for the omaha {cardrange} variable. Notecaddy's {cardrange} is superior in that it shows which hands are doublesuited, single suited, Ahigh suited or rainbow.

Forgot to mention, the thing about badges is that they are more of a "visual" way to get the information so even though the above thread has a workaroud to create a badge, it would be nice to replace the stat with an icon or some sort of visual.

I'll note your support for those features and I'll make a note about trying to improve Omaha {cardrange}.

Any idea on how to build something resembling the spark graph?

You could make notes that were specific for strong, medium and weak hands (and split the note effectively into 3), but that may be too cumbersome. Unfortunately our system currently does not support this kind of display in the HUD.

TexDanny wrote:One more thing, I've just recently started using NoteTracker (omaha) and I'd like to request an improvement for the omaha {cardrange} variable. Notecaddy's {cardrange} is superior in that it shows which hands are doublesuited, single suited, Ahigh suited or rainbow.

+1

I think i've mentioned somewhere else that Notetracker is something that needs to be heavily upgraded to even get close to note caddy. Needs to be able to incorporate percentages and just generally more graphics to make it easier to navigate. It is just a challenge to get through the mass of notes and notecaddy has done it in just a better way all around