C# .NET library for parsing poker hand-histories.
Parsing hand-histories is a common task in most 3rd party poker projects, however it has many edge cases, formats and is very tedious. The hand-parser was written to take poker hand-history text logs and parse summary information and/or hand-action information without having to deal with all the headaches. The parser was designed to be fairly fast, and in some places this may have affected code read-ability, however there are extensive unit tests.
The poker hand-history parser currently supports the following sites:
- Poker Stars (.com / .fr / .it / .es)
- Full Tilt Poker
- Party Poker
- On Game (.com / .fr / .it)
- IPoker
- Merge
- 888
- Microgaming
- Winimax
- Winning Poker
- Boss Media
- Entraction (deprecated)
- Cash games (2 to 10 players)
- Zoom (Poker Stars Only)
- No Limit Hold'em
- Cap No Limit Hold'em
- Fixed Limit Hold'em
- Pot Limit Hold'em
- Pot Limit Omaha
- Fixed Limit Omaha
- Omaha Eight of Better
- Single and multi-table tournament support
- Speed improvements for Poker Stars
See the documentation.
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Copyright (c) 2014 "Luke" Kader Belbina
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