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FlopZoom - Mac Poker Tracking for PokerStars and Full Tilt

Head-up Display (HUD)

Hand Playback

Stacks & Pots

Statistics & Analysis

What is FlopZoom?
FlopZoom is our Texas Hold'em online poker tracker for PokerStars and Full Tilt on Mac OS X. Track your opponents in real time and attack their weaknesses, then play back and analyze tournaments and ring games to find leaks in your own game. FlopZoom is all about exploiting your opponents and improving your own play.

Key features

	Multi-table HUD	Head-up display tracks live statistics as you play each hand. Up to six statistics per player.
	Playback pane	Replay sessions and hands with win & tie odds. Optional HUD on all sessions new and old.
	Session pane	Shows stack and pot graphs for any session, for up to four players. Updated as you play.
	Statistics pane	Graph vital statistics including VPP, PRP, and AF, for up to four players. Updated as you play.
	Analysis pane	In-depth analysis and information: graph draws, plays, bluffs, and more. In real time as you play.

New - video tips
Be sure to check out our new series of FlopZoom video tips. They’ll help take your poker playing to the next level. We'll be posting new tips as often as we can. Our promise to you: "No boring narration. Ever."

Free 30 day trial
The best way to learn more about FlopZoom is to try it. Download it and try it for free for 30 days.

What's new in FlopZoom 1.4

18 May 2010

The 1.4 release adds C-bets, 2-bets, 3-bets, and 4+bets to the statistics pane and HUD windows. In addition, the player data panel (launched by clicking on any player's HUD window) can show either average or per-street statistics.

1.4.5 Update (18 May 2010)
Issues resolved:
- Full Tilt MTT table change issue resolved in HUD
- Full Tilt HUD issue when multitabling tournaments resolved
- Overall HUD stability improved

1.4.4 Update (04 May 2010)
Issues resolved:
- Resolved issue on launch that occurred on some Mac OS X 10.4 systems
- Some Full Tilt sessions were ignored

1.4.3 Update (27 April 2010)
Issues resolved:
- Resolved issue on launch caused by some Full Tilt sessions
- Some Full Tilt sessions were ignored (use Add Skipped Files to add these to your FlopZoom database)

1.4.2 Update (16 April 2010)
Issue resolved:
- Some Full Tilt hand history files were not detected

1.4.1 Update (08 April 2010)
Issues resolved:
- Some Full Tilt Turbo tournaments were not detected
- Default real time update interval is now 5 seconds
- Real time update interval is preserved after turning off then on again

1.4 Release (31 March 2010)

New features:
- Four new statistics in HUD and statistics pane: C-bets, 2-bets, 3-bets, and 4+bets
- Menu-driven statistics selections in the statistics pane

Improvements:

- HUD: player data panel now has an average / streets option to
toggle between average and per-street statistics
- HUD: player data panel stays on the same player if you change
sessions in playback or click to a new live session. If that player
is not in the new session, the player panel switches to the hero.

- Statistics: clicking on per-street bars populates playback hand list with
hands that were used to calculate that street's statistic
- Playback: better description of hands in list when user clicks on
bar in statistics pane
- Playback: +/- action now moves to next / previous hand if action has
reached the end / beginning of the current hand
- Playback: automatic playback now continues through all hands in the session.

Issues resolved:
- HUD: resolved an issue with M and BB shown in playback sessions
- HUD: 9-max HUD windows were shown incorrectly ion Full Tilt Classic with avatars
- HUD: improved stability and better long term interval calculation accuracy
- Playback: "raises all-in to $xxx.yy" was truncated to "raises all-in to"
- Playback: hand search for players in blinds showed blind amount incorrectly

Known issues:
- Clicking the table hud window launches the table data panel with incorrect results
(Relaunching FlopZoom resolves this, and will be resolved in or before 1.5.)
- All Poker Stars tournaments are identified as MTTs, even if they are STTs
(Should be resolved in 1.5.)
- External monitors are not yet supported
(May be resolved in 1.5.)
- The Multiple Mac OS X desktops feature ("Spaces") is not yet supported
(Will require a separate release for 10.5 and later OS versions. Not supported in 10.4.)
- Hand history files received by email from Poker Stars may not be added correctly
- The analysis pane still uses the older, slower database access methods

For More Information:
Please visit the FlopZoom version history page for information on previous releases.

Testimonials

We think FlopZoom is pretty awesome, and will help develop your game so that you can dominate any casino, but don't just take our word for it. Here are some unsolicited testimonials from actual customers from around the world:

"By the way, the software is helping me loads. ... I don't know how I lived without this software."
- Greg B (USA)

"Your software is showing terrible leaks in my game, and it is helping me a lot in improving my cash games..."
- Luca H (Italy)

"It's so cool to be able to analyze my hand history, and to do it on a Mac. :)"
- Rob B (USA)

"Reviewing my HH like this is a great way to improve my game."
- Axel M (Belgium)

Screenshots

HUD in graphics mode on simultaneous FullTilt and PokerStars tables. An 8-max Full Tilt table is shown here. Right-clicking any FlopZoom HUD window toggles between 8-max and 9-max HUD window positions on Full Tilt.

The HUD shows gray statistics for players with fewer than 30 hands in the HUD interval you have chosen. In this example, the interval is one week, and the hero (bottom center) has played 521 hands in a week, including the 41 at this table. Four villans have played more than 30 hands in a week (and our hero hasn't played any hands against them prior to this table.) The hand count statistic is in the bottom right of the HUD windows in this example.

HUD with cascaded tables: only the front table's HUD appears. Hero has played 60 hands in 24 hours, and three villains have played more than 30 hands in 24 hours, so their statistics are color coded to match the HUD control. The other villains have played fewer than 30 hands in 24 hours, so their statistics are in gray.

HUD with tiled tables: resizing and moving are automatic. (The aces held up.)

Playback pane: HUD can be shown on playback pane as well as on FullTilt and PokerStars tables. HUD statistics are exactly as they would have appeared if and when you played each hand live.

Session pane: four players' stacks on hand 68, with Harrington M and player count

Session pane: four players' pots, clicked on hand 68

Session pane: four players' stacks in a ring game, with results and BB (big blind) amounts

Session pane: four players' pots in a ring game, with results and rake (gray areas above yellow line)

Statistics pane: up to five statistics for up to four players

Analysis pane: draws on the flop that later hit (green) and missed (red), in any position, over a whole career

Major Features

Head-Up Display (HUD)
Statistics and/or previously mucked hole cards are shown next to all players' seats in real time
Choose between graphical display or text display of statistics
HUD data can be shown on the Playback pane for all sessions including sessions currently being played
From one to six statistics can be displayed for each player at all tables
Intervals from 10 hands to an entire career can be chosen for HUD statistics
Statistics are grayed out for players with fewer than 30 hands in the chosen HUD interval
HUD windows move and resize as you move and resize PokerStars and/or Full Tilt table windows
Automatically adjusts to PokerStars and FullTilt table themes, with or without avatars
Automatically adjusts to "tiled" and "cascaded" layouts

Real Time Updates
On launch, all PokerStars and Full Tilt sessions are imported into FlopZoom's relational database in the background
New hands are added to the database and all graphs and HUD windows are automatically updated as you play
Update frequency can be set from 5 seconds to 5 minutes to never

Playback
Hole cards mucked at showdown are immediately viewable in the playback pane
Replay every hand you played, with complete hand odds (powered by the FlopCruncher odds engine)
Search for sessions by player name, table name, site, date, tournament type, seat count, and result keywords
Search hands for hole cards, keywords, actions, player names, and situations
Keyboard shortcuts for rapidly navigating though actions and streets of hands

Session stack and pot graphs
Graph up to four players' chip stacks simultaneously
Graph up to four players' pots won and lost simultaneously
Zoom in on 10 hands or zoom out to all hands in a session
Optionally show "M" value inflection points or BB amounts
Optionally show ring game results (money won/lost and BB won/lost)

Statistics graphs
Bar charts of eleven vital statistics:

	VPP	Voluntarily put chips in Pot Preflop percentage
	PRP	Preflop Raise Percentage
	AF	Aggression Factor (preflop, flop, turn, river, average)
	C-bets	Continuation bets (flop, turn, river)
	2-bets	Raises (preflop, flop, turn, river, any street)
	3-bets	Re-raises (preflop, flop, turn, river, any street)
	4+bets	3rd raise or more (preflop, flop, turn, river, any street)
	SDP	Showdown Percentage
	SWP	Showdown Win Percentage
	UBP	Uncalled Bet Percentage (preflop, flop, turn, river, any street)
	AIP	All-In Percentage (preflop, flop, turn, river, any street)

Analysis graphs
Seven different bar charts for in-depth analysis of any player, especially yourself:

	Draws	Number of times a player hit/missed and won/lost with nine draw types
		Theoretical number of times the player should have hit or missed each draw types
	Plays	Number of times a player any of 11 different play types
		Ratio of wins to losses for each play type
	Bluffs	Number of times a player bluffed in 10 different bluffing situations
		Ratio of wins to losses for each bluffing situation
	Bets	Percentage of stack bet or raised with different hand types
		Ratio of uncalled vs. called vs. folding to reraise shown in 3 colors
		Ratio of wins vs. losses for river bets
	Calls	Percentage of stack called with different hand types
		Ratio of next street seen vs. folding to raise before next street
	Hands	Number of times any hand type was made
		Ratio of wins vs. losses with each hand type
	Cards	Number of times a player received any of 11 hole card types or ranges
		Ratio of wins vs. losses with each hole card type or range
		Theoretical number of times hole card type or range should have been dealt

Intervals
Analyze just one session, all sessions in a day, in a week, a month, a year, or in an entire career
Intervals can be applied to all statistics and analysis graphs
Optional calendar or range interval types

Position
Graph all statistics and analysis charts for any specific seat position (button, small blind, cutoff, etc.),
or position range (early position, middle position, and late position)

Player count
Graph all statistics and analysis charts for any number of players, full table play, short-handed play, or heads-up play

Tournament or ring
Choose tournament or ring games, real money or play money, or all session types

System Requirements