Check Replay’s new feature for extracting information on poker: The Structure Manager.
We at Check Replay work to make sure you got the most complete tool to study information. Thinking of integration between tourneys and data, we built The Structure Manager.
This tool is meant to be used in combination with HRC (Hold’em Resources). HRC is a poker software made for analysing and solving No-Limit Hold’em situations.
The Structure Manager is a tool made for extracting players position and prize data. This allows for you to extract information simply by screenshotting your tournament screen.
Our new tool pairs well with GGPoker, but if you prefer, here is a guide for all major poker cardrooms in the industry!
In this article we’ll go through the main features of The Structure Manager and how it can be used to improve your studies.
Let’s begin!
The Structure Manager
Extracting your tournament information has been made easy with our screenshotting tool.
We use AI to detect all stats on your tourney, converting it to readable data.
Make sure to screenshot your entire GGPoker lobby, like this.
Afterwards, go to Tournament Information, where you can input the tournament initial stack.
This allows for a precise total chip count.
And then, click on “Extract Prize Structure”.
If you prefer, just hop on Poker Craft and extract your complete tournament results. On PokerCraft, go to Tournament Info:
From then on, you can copy and paste the list, like so. From the tournament name until last pay jump.
Success! You have extracted your tournament info. This JSON file can be taken to HRC for a deeper analysis of your game.
On HRC everything keeps simple. Head on to the “Tools” tab and down to “Structure Manager”.
From then on, select “Import Structures”, this is where you’ll select the JSON file we exported earlier, containing your whole tournament information.
Make sure to use the hotkey Ctrl – S to save your imported structure.
Nice. Running spots from GG Poker on HRC is now a little bit easier.
Afterwards, make sure to keep track of your progress with the “Imported Tournaments” feature on HRC.
All structures imported from Check Replay onto HRC will be saved and ready for study.
You’re all set! Now keeping track of your game on HRC has become a simple task. and maintain a good study routine. Make sure to keep up with Check Replay for the best experience studying poker.
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