Interview with Poker Table Ratings developers
PokerSoftware.com: Tell us about the origin of PokerTableRatings.com.
PokerTableRatings.com: PokerTableRatings launched with the vision to create the ultimate archived database of online poker hands. The goal has always been to provide the online poker community with a powerful resource to elevate their game by comparing their own skills and strategies to those of other players.
PokerSoftware.com: What feedback have you received from customers? How have you adjusted the product accordingly?
PokerTableRatings.com: PokerTableRatings has quickly grown to be one of the most popular poker research and resource portals on the internet. We have been expanding the coverage of our sites and stakes to accommodate a broader volume of the online poker player population.
PokerSoftware.com: What has been the biggest obstacle you have had to overcome in its development?
PokerTableRatings.com: Capturing all played online poker hands is an extremely difficult project. We have managed to overcome obstacles and hurdles along the way with a lot of creativity and persistence.
PokerSoftware.com: What separates the program from others like it in the industry?
PokerTableRatings.com: PokerTableRatings sets itself apart by providing players with powerful and intuitive tools powered by the largest online poker database in the industry.
PokerSoftware.com: What new features can we look forward to in the future?
PokerTableRatings.com: Our plans are focused on expanding across new sites and stakes as well as adding additional game types.
PokerSoftware.com: Talk about the importance of having hand histories on opponents. Why do some online poker sites frown upon this?
PokerTableRatings.com: Almost any serious online poker player uses Heads-Up Display (HUD) software, which gives them real-time stats on the playing behavior of their opponents. The more hand histories you have, the more accurate the stats that show up on your HUD will be. Some online poker sites would prefer that you limit yourself only to the hand histories that you actually played in. However, to truly get the power of an opponent’s stats, you need to have a lot of hands and that usually isn't possible if you limit the hand histories only to your played hands. Thus, players utilize their own effort to gather a lot of hands through observing tables, while those willing to pay for it will buy software to automate the process or just buy the hand histories directly from PokerTableRatings or a similar service.


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