HH Dealer Adds Merge Gaming Network Support

A couple of exciting changes to HH Dealer have been announced.  One of the leading data mining services in the business introduced a Full Tilt Poker update as well as support for two popular networks.  Players now looking to purchase hand histories to add to their databases will have the most updated hands available as well as information from two poker goliaths.

The new changes have provided players with more options, as HH Dealer can bolster your database by directly importing hand histories to PokerTracker, Holdem Manager, and Poker Office without you having to sit down at the tables.  The changes make the most cost effective data mining service around even more complete.  Be aware that using data mining tools may violate the Terms and Conditions of your favorite online poker site, so check with your room first.

The first major change to HH Dealer comes from a Full Tilt Poker Software upgrade back on April 14th.  Full Tilt Poker’s upgrade made a significant change in an effort to make data mining more difficult.  Since the upgrade, all data mining capability was largely thwarted.

Full Tilt Poker has made continual efforts to make the site more difficult to data mine, but HH Dealer has ramped up its efforts to continue to produce the hand selection that its users have come to expect.   As of May 4th, all Full Tilt Poker hand histories have been updated and are available for purchase in bulk.

The new hands are available for Limit Holdem, No Limit Hold’em, and Pot Limit Omaha on the world’s second largest online poker room.

Finally, with the events of the Black Friday, HH Dealer has listened to its customers and increased the range of its support.  On April 15th, the U.S. Department of Justice indicted the founders of three major U.S.-facing online poker rooms: PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker, and Absolute Poker.  These sites promptly suspended U.S. real money play.

As a result, U.S. players have begun depositing their bankrolls in bulk onto other U.S.-friendly sites like those on the Merge Gaming Network.  While the sites have seen continual increases in player counts since the events of Black Friday, the Merge Gaming Network has historically been difficult to data mine.

HH Dealer is pleased to announce that support for not only the Merge Gaming Network, but also the Ongame Network, is now up and running.  On April 10th, HH Dealer began the rollout of its data for the Ongame Network, followed by a May 8th announcement about support for Merge.

Speaking of the Merge Gaming Network, the family of sites is ending rakeback for new members on June 1st. However, players who sign up for a rakeback account on sites like Carbon Poker and Lock Poker before June 1st will be grandfathered into 35% rakeback. Sign up now.