Want to turn drab hand histories into animated flash videos? PokerHandReplays.com might be just what you're after...
Tuesday 4th March 2008
Poker players frustrated with trying to describe previously played poker hands with words will find quick relief at PokerHandReplays.com. The newly launched website offers visitors a free online tool that 'allows them to visually recreate poker hands from both online and offline games,' says Javier Colayco, President of PokerHandReplays. 'Hand information is rendered into an animated Flash video, and can be easily embedded in forums, message boards, blogs, and other online destinations.'PokerHandReplays.com replaces the need for long, complicated descriptions of hands in text format. 'As well as being time-consuming to create, word descriptions are often very difficult to follow,' says Colayco. The proprietary software at PokerHandReplays lays out hands in an eye-catching graphical representation of a poker hand.
Online hand histories are transformed from words into short animated clips. 'Instead of feeling like you're studying poker plays from a book, you feel like you're watching the game in real time,' observes Colayco. 'That definitely makes it easier to study and learn from every hand.'
Site visitors can use the innovative wizard to recreate hands and quickly copy/paste hand histories from other sites. The tool is especially valuable for poker enthusiasts who play at multiple sites. The poker software at PokerHandreplays.com allows visitors to import hand histories from a wide variety of online poker sites. 'This is a very convenient way for players to recreate hands that they've played practically anywhere online,' says Colayco.
The site is also useful for offline players. 'We make it possible for visitors to re-create hands played offline as well, such as hands played in home games or casinos,' reports Colayco. An intuitive flash wizard guides visitors in recreating and reviewing live hands. 'The user completes a series of quick and simple forms,' says Colayco. 'From this information, the site then creates the embeddable animated clip.'
Although it is not necessary to register or log in to use the site, creating an account has many benefits. 'It only takes a moment to create a free account,' says Colayco. 'When you do, you can input your past hands, save them, refer to them whenever you like, and manage comments posted on the hand. It's a great way to study your mistakes and learn how to avoid them in the future.'
