PokerTracker 4 Hand Replayer Adds Preferred Seat, Run it Twice Support

In recent days, Version 4.08 of PokerTracker 4 was released. The leading poker tracking and analysis software added support for Run it Twice hands in its Replayer. Now, any site that offers the ability to run it twice will have its hands supported within PokerTracker 4. Running hands twice, which is done with regularity on reruns of shows like "High Stakes Poker," allows players to minimize risk by being able to see multiple streets multiple times.

Also new in the PokerTracker 4 Replayer is preferred seating. According to text found on PokerTracker's blog, "Now, you can always sit in the same seat in the PokerTracker 4 Hand History Replayer. Configure your favorite seat by clicking 'Options' and then select 'Preferred Seat' in the Replayer." This will ensure that you're sitting in the same place every time and should make watching replays of your hands a lot more standard.

Once you click "Preferred Seat" in the Replayer, a window will open showing the various spots at the table that you can select as your preferred seat. A green checkmark will denote which seat is currently selected. Just click "OK" when you're done setting it.

Also new in the Replayer is the option to combine all player folds. If this sounds like we're speaking a foreign language, we'll let PokerTracker officials explain this handy feature for you: "The Replayer has a new option that allows consecutive player folds to be combined together. This allows you to skip over the non-essential folds pre-flop so you can focus on the important action in the game."

To enable this feature, all you need to do is click "Options" and "Combine Folds." We'd equate it to fast-forwarding through commercials when you've taped a television show. Why waste time watching people fold?

If you're a fan of Omaha, then you'll love the Omaha hand range support in the newest cycle of PokerTracker 4. Plenty of options exist to create Omaha ranges using categories like "Top Percent of Hands," "Suitedness," "Flush Draw Potential," "Pairs," "Double Paired," and now a "Manual Range" button. An asterisk symbol denotes a wild card.

PokerTracker Version 4.08 also includes a new experimental feature: "The Table Selector will appear anytime you are playing at a poker table that does not have a unique name. 'Select' the table where the HUD should be placed and PokerTracker will automatically solve the problem for you!" To enable this option, visit "HUD," "Edit HUD Options," and "Advanced." Then, check the box that says "Allow Table Selection Dialog When Necessary."

If you don't own PokerTracker, keep in mind that there's a free 30-day trial. If you decide to make a purchase, PokerTracker 4 runs $99.99 for the Full version, $59.99 for the Small-Stakes version, $159.99 for the Hold'em and Omaha Full version, and $99.99 for the Hold'em and Omaha Small-Stakes version.

Visit PokerTracker's website today for more details.

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