Replayer & equity calculator

[pasita]

There's plenty of room in the replayer, please add the stuff from under the Options button directly to the interface. If you need to pick, start with the equity calculator and other things that are not options but tools/actions. Also add hotkeys to access the functions as per Windows standard.
An option to launch and export to an external program (stove, equilalab, slice, flopzilla) would be huge.
In the calculator itself, you could make it way better by adding an option to
-automatically showing the percentages after any change, no need to press "calculate" (see how flopzilla works)
-automatically follow the replayer action, ie. when a new street is dealt add it to the calculator board. As a bare minimum, add a button to update.
-possibility import from an external calculator, people who would use this have built tons and tons of preflop ranges in the existing calculators

Frankly, there are great calculators out there, the reason to use of the PT4 calculator I could think of would be the automatic update according to replayer action.

[kraada]

Those are interesting suggestions. I will make a note of them and bring them up to the development team at the appropriate time.

[Barlin63]

Just went over a HH today with my mentor and we are almost sure that the ICM calculator is not correct and that it differs a lot (pushing range for Hero) from SNG wizard. I do not have SNG wizard so I cannot check. Is this a known problem?

[WhiteRider]

Please attach the hand history in question to a Support Ticket so that we can investigate, and tell us what you're expecting the results to be.

[Barlin63]

Ok. I have marked the tourney and will check as soon as I have time to completely analyse hands.

[Barlin63]

Just out of curiosity I did the check right away and we were wrong about the differences between ICM and SNG wizard. I could only find some small differences. We miss-interpreted the values given. What I miss in the calculation are the pushing and calling ranges.
I have also problems to read and understand the ICM eval results. Will there be a tutorial for that?

[kraada]

We do intend to have documentation for this area I'm sure.