New version: 1.0.4

SnG Solver v1.0.4 can now be downloaded here.

Added support for Ongame hand histories.  Also fixed some problems reading some hand histories from PokerStars.

As always, if you have a hand history from a site that you'd like to see supported, don't hesitate to send it to support@sngsolver.com

New version: 1.0.3

SnG Solver v1.0.3 can now be downloaded here.

Notable in this update is the reading/importing of hand history files, some significant performance improvements, and customizable colors.

Hand history support is still fairly basic.  Supported sites are currently PokerStars, Everleaf, and Pacific/888.  If you have a file from a different site, or a file that for any reason is not being handled correctly, please do not hesitate to send it to support@sngsolver.com and I will try to get it supported ASAP.


Release Notes: 

• Details view now shows total EV for action, instead of fraction of total tree
• Added import hand history file support (Pokerstars, Everleaf, Cassava)
• Added "Paste in" hand history support
• Added support for SSE4
• added new color options and palette customization
• performance improvements to equilibrium convergence
• Fixed: table view doesnt always update correctly after editing/solving new han
• Fixed: blind position for future hands when both big/small blind eliminated not always correct
• Fixed: "one blind" button was missing

New version: 1.0.2

SnG Solver v1.0.2 can now be downloaded here.

This update features a few small, but worthwhile changes.

Release Notes: 

• Added function to check for updates (menu Help->Check for Updates)
• Added check for updates on app startup (can be disabled from menu Tools->Options)
• Better feedback on successful license activation

1.0 is live!

With version 1.0 of SnG Solver finally out the door, theres lots going on now.  The next few days should see lots of improvements to the webpage and the information contained within it.

I've got a whole lot of options now for ways to communicate with you guys... this blog, the main webpage, Twitter (www.twitter.com/sngsolver) and now facebook (www.facebook.com/sngsolver).  I imagine its going to take a little while to sort out whats going to work best.

But like I said, expect lots of new good stuff in the near future...

New blog...

Trying to manage a forum was turning out to be too much work (mostly dealing with spam) for what I was accomplishing with it... so its out and now I'll give this blog a try.