SBR Lou upgrade poker software to show your folded hand!

**tatddy** · 10-01-12, 03:37 PM

? All your had history can and should be saved.

**the scab man** · 10-01-12, 09:17 PM

Originally posted by tatddy

? All your had history can and should be saved.

I second that

**tatddy** · 10-01-12, 11:27 PM

Scab. I'm saying functionality is already there. Make sure you have options checked to save history. Will save to your hard drive. Can also check within sbr application during play

**Krashman** · 10-02-12, 06:40 PM

I think what scab is suggesting is that after you fold your hand, and the hand is still in play by others at the table, you could maybe hold the mouse over your seat and you would see the cards you folded. To remind you what you folded, see how you would have done if you had not folded.

That's a good suggestion, however it has been suggested before along with other good suggestions, such as 'fast bet size' buttons (bet 2x big blind, bet pot)

Obviously SBR does not have the ability to actually alter the program in this way or they would have implemented some of these.

**daneblazer** · 10-02-12, 07:08 PM

Go to the dollar store, purchase a pen and paper, problem solved...or.. Go to the drug store, buy some folic acid for memory, problem solved.

**Krashman** · 10-02-12, 07:08 PM

This thread: http://forum.sbrforum.com/players-ta...uggestion.html

Lots of good ideas brought up to modify the poker software, make it better.

SBR officials agreed they were good suggestions, assured us they were listening!

This was back in February, 2011

**daneblazer** · 10-02-12, 07:15 PM

This is an option that would come in handy for multi-tabling. Since that rarely happens here, if we're going to spend time upgrading the software, it's probably better spent on other things. However, if SBR is really trying to sell the software, maybe it's something to consider?

For the time being, unless they're multi-tabling on another site, a player should be able to remember what they folded if they're playing a single table.

**tatddy** · 10-02-12, 07:22 PM

You can't wait 20 seconds until after the hand is complete to look at your history?

**nomeansno** · 10-03-12, 06:52 AM

who cares what u folded, u did it for a reason

**RudyRuetigger** · 10-04-12, 11:26 AM

lets get the change seats option first

**secretstash** · 10-05-12, 12:45 AM

I want the mouse over cards to view what I mucked option too

-stash

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**tatddy** · 10-05-12, 01:40 AM

Originally posted by secretstash

I want the mouse over cards to view what I mucked option too

-stash

CTRL + Q to Enable/Disable GoPhoto.it

That would imply that you know how to fold hands.

**Krashman** · 10-05-12, 04:20 PM

An 'un-fold' button would be useful.

**the scab man** · 10-07-12, 03:42 AM

Originally posted by Krashman

I think what scab is suggesting is that after you fold your hand, and the hand is still in play by others at the table, you could maybe hold the mouse over your seat and you would see the cards you folded. To remind you what you folded, see how you would have done if you had not folded.

That's a good suggestion, however it has been suggested before along with other good suggestions, such as 'fast bet size' buttons (bet 2x big blind, bet pot)

Obviously SBR does not have the ability to actually alter the program in this way or they would have implemented some of these.

yea thats exactly what I was suggesting, its a minor thing to add I just figure id throw it out there and c if I got a response from a mod but i guess not lol.....y do they not have the ability to alter the program?

**gauchojake** · 10-07-12, 12:04 PM

It's annoying that you can't see a folded hand.

**Krashman** · 10-07-12, 02:53 PM

Originally posted by the scab man

yea thats exactly what I was suggesting, its a minor thing to add I just figure id throw it out there and c if I got a response from a mod but i guess not lol.....y do they not have the ability to alter the program?

I don't know for sure but I would guess that the program is not designed to be easily customized by the owner in this way, or their 'ownership' does not allow for modifications of the code. And it's too expensive to have a new program written.