Poker Hand History

If you are a serious poker player you probably like to analyze hands that you have played to see what you can learn from them. When playing live poker games it can be difficult to remember the details of a particular hand. Poker Hand History allows you to journal exactly what happened in any hand of Texas Hold em and it is designed to do it quickly and efficiently.

It allows you to set the blinds, antes, straddles and names of the players at the table. Once this is done, this information does not change unless you change it, allowing you to quickly go on to the next hand when you are playing at the same table under the same circumstances. When everything is set and you are ready to record a hand, the interface is fast and easy. Tap the player who is designated the dealer. Their button will turn green and the blinds will be entered for the next two players. If a player calls just tap their button. If a player opens, raises or goes all in, just tap the bet field, enter the amount and tap the appropriate button, then tap the player taking this action. If players fold you merely skip them and when the next player is tapped to bet, they will be automatically folded. If one or more players fold to end a betting round tap one button to fold them all. If there is a betting round where all the players check, tap one button to check them all.

Entering cards is fast and easy too. Whenever a betting round is over and there are board cards to be entered, custom keyboards pop up automatically to quickly enter the rank and suit of each card. At the end of all betting, tap any player to bring up the custom keyboards to enter their hole cards.

Also available when betting is complete, is an option to enter notes about the hand such as starting stack sizes or player tendencies.

This is not a hand replayer and does not determine winners and losers, but it does allow you to record all of the action that took place in a hand and display it in an on-line poker style hand history.

Hands are listed in the staring screen according to the date and time they were entered. When one of these hands is tapped an on-line poker style hand history is displayed describing all of the action from the hand. These hand histories can then be shared or sent using things such as email, text messaging and Evernote.