More About Hand Player

Members have the opportunity to read and study the play of a hand after the action has happened by using the flash hand simulator. The flash hand simulator is a fantastic tool that allows you to take a hand through each step and dissect the play allowing you to see if it really is a bad beat and if the donkey really did get really, really lucky; and find the inside info on how your fellow members play; and analyze your own play.

The flash based hand viewer is free and allows you to upload multiple hand histories and supports PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker, and Absolute Poker hand history logs. You can easily create a study graph of your wins and losses – free! The following are the latest hand histories list posted by members – click on each hand and watch it replay via the flash hand simulator. Adding your comments on the play of each hand is appreciated by everyone.

 Other updates and releases will be published on our myHands.com blog

2009 06 14 What's New on myHands.com BETA 1.1

• New layout:
  • Progress bar added
  • Speed control
  • "Flop", "Turn", "River" steps on Progress bar
  • New show motions
• Omaha poker type support
• JavaScipt Omaha embedded player
• Some more bugs fixed this version

2009 03 05 What's New on myHands.com BETA 1.0

• Hand search form: dealer nick, other player nicks. Card search: hands, flop, turn, river, cards. Comments on Hands. Players on the table.
• Odds calculator integration with flash player
• Updated to Flash 10 ActionScript 3.0
• Parser supports hand logs from PokerStars, FullTilt Poker, Absolute Poker