Tournament Parser Launches Web Version

If you haven't heard, Tournament Parser subscribers should be excited by the release of a new web version.  Tournament Parser is a tool that allows players being staked to generate rails for their backers by email or easily posting it on poker forums.  When visiting Tournament Parser’s website, you will now notice a new tab for "Generate Rail."  Once selecting it, you are ready to start using the web version of Tournament Parser.

Tournament Parser’s web version is very easy to use and the site is well laid out.  There are six sub-tabs: "Import Tournament History," "My Tournament History," "Make a Payment," "My Payment History," "My Referral History," and "My Profile."

When using the new web version for the first time, subscribers will need to go to the "My Profile" page to provide their user name, email address, PokerStars user name, and referral code.  Since the software relies on your PokerStars audit files for data gathering, it is important to have this link set up properly.

The next step is to go to the "Import Tournament History" tab to update Tournament Parser with your latest online poker activity.  Each site has its own import instructions and after the required information is entered, the import button will go ahead and upload the required tournaments.

After this, you can view your tournament history based off filters for date, time, site, buy-in, type, entrants, format, and speed.  Poker players who are backed for some games and not others receive the most benefit from most of the filters.  Once a subscriber has selected his preferred filters, he cannot only view the tournament history, but also quickly generate his tournament rail directly from this tab to be emailed or posted on a poker forum.

You can view your prior payments in the "Payment History" tab and keep track of any referrals through the "My Referral History" tab.

If you are renewing a subscription or just starting one out, you can go to the "Make a Payment" tab and select the plan that best suits you.  The subscriptions are very reasonably priced at $3 for one month, $15 for six months, $25 for one year, and $40 for two years.  If you consider the amount of time that is saved while still being able to produce a high level of detail about your tournaments, the money you spend is saved in time efficiency many times over.

The web version of Tournament Parser allows poker players to generate their rail without having another program running.  Tournament Parser can save players who are backed hours every week tracking data that can be better served playing online.  Whether you are a poker backer or a backed player, you should definitely check out Tournament Parser to see your efficiency improve.

Visit Tournament Parser today.

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