Hand Recording on Android!

We’re very excited to launch a public beta today with the new amazing hand recorder!

We took the best from the iOS app and improved it to record hands even faster. If you’re not interested in the short read just go ahead and download the beta:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/net.pokeranalytics.android

What’s new compared to the iOS version?

  • You can straddle from anywhere, hello Mississippi straddle!
  • Shortcuts to jump to a further position, meaning there is no need to specify that N players folded preflop
  • Unknown card value or suit: you can just put X for the value or the suit, and you’re not forced to specify either one.

Note: we haven’t developed the video export yet, but we’ll add it later. Text export is available.

But how do I create a new hand? In the Feed tab, just tap on the plus button and you’ll see the option appear!

The feature is in beta for the moment, that means that we’re craving for your feedback! Whether it’s good or bad, or if you find some bugs, please contact us and tell us about it! Thanks!

Poker Analytics 2.4 for Android

A short post to tell you all that we’ve added Poker Analytics own CSV import / export routine to the Android app.

It’s now possible to export your sessions and your transactions in a CSV file, to whatever place you want.

Go in the More tab and then scroll down

The file can also be imported inside the app, so this becomes the privileged way of backing up your Poker Analytics data. Please do it regularly. We’ll have to wait some more time before we put a cloud synchronization system in place. You can put yourself a regular reminder, and we strongly encourage you to do that, anything can happen to your device!

If you have any questions, hit us up on social media or contact us by mail, we’ll respond as quickly as possible!

Poker Analytics 5.2

Version 5.2 for iOS is now live and available on the App Store, so make sure to update your apps!

Here what’s new:

New stat! Estimated number of hands now available

Available both in the Stats and Calendar tab, you can now have an idea of how many hands you played.

But how is it calculated?

We use a simple rule to estimate this. We’re using a number of hands per hour value (HPH), based on the number of players (NP) at the table, and a constant, whether the session is live or online, representing the total distributed hands per hour (DHPH), to calculate this:

HPH = DHPH / NP

DHPH is 250 for live and 500 for online.

For example, a 10-max live game will give 25 hands per hour. An online 5-max game will give 100 hands per hour.

Session CSV export available right into the Feed

In the Feed, under the Sessions tab, you could until now export a summary of your sessions played as HTML.

Now you’ll also have the option to export those sessions as CSV, so you can use filters as you’d like to export specific subsets of sessions.

Transactions improvements

Two small improvements have been made for transactions:

  • Transactions can now be deleted right into their own screen
  • For new transactions, the bankroll is automatically selected if you use only one

That’s it for 5.2. We hope you stay healthy and wish you the best for these difficult times.

Adding past sessions

Adding a past session in Poker Analytics is definitely possible, and it’s also pretty simple! It starts with creating, as usual, the session of your choice, cash game or tournament.

Then, things will be slightly different whether you’re on iOS or Android.

iOS

  1. Tap on date
  2. Select the start date of the session
  3. Select the end date of the session
  4. Validate by tapping on done
edit the start and end date

Then, if you have to change the year, tap on the Year line:

edit the year

Android

  1. Edit the start date
  2. Edit the end date

For each, use the various tools to select the date you want. The year can be changed by taping on the top left button. Validate with “OK”.

That’s it! If you have any question please let us know!

PIN Code

Note: This feature is available only on iOS at the moment

Poker Analytics can provide you with an additional level of data protection. As poker results can be sensitive, and depending on your willingness to share them, you can protect your access to the app with a PIN code.

What is very important to know is that this is a fully offline feature, and that we have no way of retrieving the code you’ll set.

To activate this feature:

  1. Go in the More tab, then in Settings, tap on PIN Code
  2. Enable the “Activate PIN code” option, tap your security code
  3. Hit “Save” and that’s it, you’re all set!
Select your code carefully and make sure to remember it!

Now the app will ask you your PIN code time you open the app. You’ll be able to use Touch ID or Face ID if configured on your iOS device.

Play safe!