FlopZoom is our online Texas Hold'em hand history analyzer for Mac OS X. It will show you how well or poorly you played, whether you ran good or bad over any interval, and reveal your strengths and weaknesses and those of all opponents you've ever faced. The more hands you play against them, the more accurately FlopZoom will pinpoint their strengths and weaknesses.

We've tried to make FlopZoom as easy to use as possible, and we have worked hard to make it useful to online players of any experience level. It's a learning tool for beginners, an objective coach for intermediate players, and a comprehensive analytical tool for advanced players.

Did you hit or miss your draws? Were your early-position bluffs more or less successful than your late position bluffs? Did you play too tight when your Harrington M was low? How many big blinds did you win (or lose) in a cash game? Or if you changed one aspect of your early position short-handed game for a week, did it make a difference? FlopZoom can answer all these questions and more with just a few clicks.

New in 1.0.3: Full Tilt cash game support!


  Screenshots
Here are a few screenshots of FlopZoom's four panes: Playback, Session, Statistics, and Analysis















  Major Features

Automatic analysis
On launch, FlopZoom analyzes any new Full Tilt hand history files and adds them to its relational database
You can tell it to scan for new files at any time

Playback
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

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 seven vital statistics:
Voluntarily put chips in pot preflop percentage
Preflop raise percentage
Bets + raises vs. calls percentage
Showdown reached percentage
Showdown won percentage
Won with no call percentage
All-in percentage

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 seven analysis graph types
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

	Hardware	Intel, G4, or G5 (1GHz or faster CPU and 1GB or more RAM recommended)
	Software	Mac OS X 10.4.4 through all versions of 10.5

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