Information is separated into rows for each player present in the hand. Each row contains the player's seat, bankroll, actions by stage, net result, and hole cards (if known).
A players actions in each stage are read left to right.
For each stage, the top-left action is the first action of the round. The next action is the action below it in the same column. If there are no actions below it, the next action is the top most action in the next column.
Actions are represented by single characters. The uppercase actions are
the same as their lowercase alternatives but represent the additional
information that the action put the player all-in. The actions are as follows:
The left column of each row represents a player's position relative to
the button. This position is either "SB" to represent the
player is in the small blind, "BB" to represent the player is in the big
blind, "B" to represent the player is in the button, or "Bn" where n is
the number of seats the player is located to the right of the button. The
button is shown in bold text to make it more visible. In heads-up games
where the button is on one of the blinds, the location of the button is
indicated by the position in bold.
The player name column follows the position column and shows which player the row corresponds to. The player whose perspective the hand is viewed from is bolded.
The active players dropdown allows you to hide players that are not active on a particular stage. For example, it is possible to filter out all empty seats and/or all preflop folds easily. The default is to show only those players active preflop (i.e. non-empty seats where the player is in the game and not sitting out).
The seat rotation dropdown allows you either choose to see the seats in their natural seat ordering (i.e. seat 1 is at the top and seat 10 is at the bottom) or to see the seats rotated so the button seat is always in the bottommost row. The default is to show the button seat in the bottommost row.
The board cards are shown below the table of players actions.
Your preferences will be remembered for the following values:
By default, the window comes up to fit in 800x600 screens, but the window can be made larger to fit a larger screen. To customize the view: choose between the tabular or transcript view, customize the window size, customize the divider location. When the window is closed these preferences are saved and used next time the window is opened.
