We’ve adding a single but super useful feature for many, the ability to attach pictures to your sessions.
You’ll now be able to put tournament receipts, or your best chipporn pics inside your sessions.
Inside your session, simply tap on the “+” button, then “Add a picture”, and you’ll be able to choose between taking a picture or selecting it from your library.
Your picture gallery
It’s as simple as that! Don’t hesitate to give us your feedback!
Version 6.9 is an amazing version for tournament players that often travel to play.
Staking
It’s now possible to track staking inside the app in a super easy way.
There is actually two ways to track your tournaments, you can either do it individually, or by package!
Single tournament
If you want to sell action for a single tournament, you’ll see a button for that at the bottom of your tournament.
Tap on “Sell %”, easy!
You’ll then see a sheet to enter the information.
You just have to enter the percentage your backer buys, the markup, and its name (if you want), and that’s it! Poker Analytics will automatically compute your net result depending on how much action you sold, and how much each of your backer owe you, or how much you owe them 🙂
Groups
Before telling you about how to sell action on multiple tournaments, we need to introduce groups!
Groups are a great way to track poker trips, series, or whatever makes sense to you. You can add sessions and transactions to a group and track all that at once.
You can create your group as you’d create a new session, just select the appropriate option in the menu.
Creating a new group
A group is simply a name, and what’s important here for staking is that you can choose to sell action on that group. Note that if you sell action, all your sessions will be affected.
Then once your group is created you just have to save and then you can attach your sessions to a group!
Also NEW: you can now define a name on a tournament!
Now back to staking for a tournament package. If you’ve defined your group as staked, for all your tournaments in that group you now have the ability to define a markup and a maximum number of bullets. That number of bullets will be used to define the total amount of your package.
The summary of your action sold
You can then check the financial details of the group for each of your backers. Note that transactions are not automatically done for you if you want to track the exchanges with your backers. It’s up to you to manage it.
So that’s pretty much it for version 6.9. You can now manage the staking of your tournaments and create groups of sessions if you want to sell actions on multiple tournaments, or just track your trips in a more precise way.
We’d happy to hear from you, so let us know what you think about the new features!
The version is already out since a month but it’s always good to remind what was added.
Net result tracking
In 6.7 we added the live tracking of buy-ins and stacks, which is the most common way of tracking in the app. But many online players are tracking their sessions by net result, which is particularly useful when multi-tabling. So in 6.8 we’ve added the ability to track your net result during your session and let you see its progress graph.
Cash game optimal duration
The previous addition has enabled us to refine the algorithm of cash game optimal duration. Entering your stack at various moments during a session will help fine tune data and accentuate drops due to fatigue.
There is also a great new visualization inside the app to see your session results by duration:
That’s it for version 6.8. Hope you’ll enjoy it. Have fun at the tables!
Version 6.7 is now available for all. You’ll find:
Stack and buy-in tracking: buy-ins are now tracked individually, and you can track your stack during your whole session to see your stack evolution in a graph.
Create general notes: Inside the feed you can now create notes on any topic you want: goals, progress, mental, anything!
Transaction, bet and investment clone: Long tap to copy is available for all these data types.
We hope you’ll enjoy this new version, so please share your feedback!
On iOS, inside your Feed tab, you can now choose to group your sessions or not. Just go in More > Settings > Feed > Session grouping to enable or not the grouping of sessions.