Table Ninja II Adds Waiting Time, Table Count, Table Number to Display

If you're a regular user of Table Ninja II, then you're going to love the new additions to the program's On-Screen Display, better known as its OSD. In an update released in recent days, Table Ninja II added several pieces of vital information to the OSD, including "Waiting Seconds," "Next-In-Line Number," "Waiting Tables Count," and "Table Number." This will ensure that you have all of the information you could possibly want at your fingertips when you play online poker.

Various color, font, and size options are now available for the TN2 OSD and you can now show the Table Ninja window even when you're on a break. That should allow you to change any settings you want and tinker with the program without having to navigate too far.

You can now automatically select the "Info" tab for tournaments using Table Ninja II, one of the many tasks that the program can automate for you. The general theory behind the piece of software is that the more time you spend playing, assuming you're profitable, the more money you'll make. You should see an up-tick in the number of hands per hour and be able to focus more on making poker decisions.

Various fixes were implemented as part of the latest version of Table Ninja II, which is numbered 2.1.47.0. First, its developers corrected the "Set Hotkey" to bring the "Site" lobby to the front. Also fixed was the "Join Waitlist" hotkey, which now works on PokerStars and PartyPoker. The "Register for Tournament" hotkey was tweaked and the ability to automatically click the "I'm Back" button now works properly for PartyPoker. Finally, a bug where TN2 was visible in the taskbar but wasn't accessible was eliminated.

Table Ninja II was recently rolled out and, with one program, supports PokerStars, Full Tilt, and PartyPoker. Previously, a separate version was required for each online poker site. Its Standard version runs $10 per month, while the Pro version is $20 per month or $150 per year. It can literally make its money back in a very short time given how much of an edge you'll have over the field by not having to be bothered with clicking buttons, registering for games, and buying in.

The software isn't just for tournaments and cash games, though. Instead, as our review of TN2 explains, "Perhaps our favorite part of Table Ninja is SNG Sensei. Here, you can have Table Ninja register you for a certain type or types of sit and gos based off how many you want to play at once. This feature also can stop registering you once a certain time limit has passed or a certain number of tournaments have been entered."

The program includes a special "All In" hotkey that can help you commit your chips in the blink of an eye, automatic time bank management that clears annoyances like the "I'm Back" button, displaying your stack in big blinds so you'll know exactly where you stand if you're multi-tabling, preset bets, and full table control to stack, tile, or cascade.

Visit Table Ninja II's website for more details.

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