PokerMemento Releases Hand History Replayer

If there is one thing that virtually all of the top online poker players do, it’s review hand histories to find areas that they need to improve.  In the old days, we were stuck scanning through text files trying to piece together information.  This is really difficult for some people, as you are just staring at hundreds of lines of text while envisioning what the hand looks like.  Now, reviewing hand histories is as easy as loading text files, sitting back, and reliving the moment.

PokerMemento is a brand new game manager that allows you replay hand histories, keep notes, look up past hands, and share hands with others.  The poker hand replayer offers multi-game support, so you can use it with Hold’em, Omaha, and Seven-Card Stud.  Currently, PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker, PartyPoker, and InterPoker are supported, but there are plans to add more networks in the future.  A really unique feature PokerMemento has is if you are replaying a hand history from PokerStars, for example, you will see the hand replayed on an actual PokerStars table instead of on a generic one like most other replayers.  Here is a hand history replayed on PokerStars:



Let’s run through a few features of the program.  Importing games from your hand history text files is easy.  Simply choose your poker room, select which hands to import, and choose the text file to import.  From there, you can sit back and watch your hand histories replay with the same graphics as the poker room where you played the hands.

Searching games is a really powerful tool that PokerMemento offers.  Every hand history you import stores to a database, so eventually you will have thousands of hands.  Maybe you want to search your database for hands where you made a straight flush or won a certain dollar amount.  This can be done very easily by using the Search Companion.  Here is a look at the search feature:


Sharing your hand histories with others is a great feature as well.  Most serious poker players have friends they chat with online about key hands and situations.  What usually happens is you copy and paste a hand history into an instant message to have your buddy to take a look at it.  With PokerMemento, you can copy and paste a link to the hand you want to share and the other player can watch it instead of reading through a hand history.  Of course, both parties will need to have PokerMemento installed on their computers in order to do so.

There is also advanced reporting included with the software.  You can query and save your custom reports to show just about anything you want to know.  If you want to look up hands where you had your opponents drawing dead to see if you are getting the most value out of those situations, for example, you can do that.

We have only scratched the surface of what this program can do.  This is a really powerful free tool that is better than the majority of the other replayer programs out there.  With a quality product like PokerMemento, I wouldn’t count on it being free for long, so go try it out.  If you aren’t reviewing your hand histories, the you probably aren’t improving your game, so now is a great time to start doing so.  Check out PokerMemento today.