Poker Table Manager for Windows

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By Singed Labcoat

Play multiple poker tables simultaneously without monitoring them.

The Poker Table Manager is at tool for poker players which allows you to play up to 12 poker tables at once without having to manually monitor each table. Features: automatic card recognition and folding, support for over 50 top poker sites. Select the hands you want to play. Notification of Good hands, optional notification of blinds, system tray launcher, rearrangement of tables on notification of blinds and good cards. Version 1.1 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

Poker Table Manager for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: July 26, 2006

Latest update: August 24, 2015

Version: 1.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows NT
Windows ME
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server

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Total Downloads: 1,452

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

2/5

1 User Votes

Good idea but...
dcan428October 10, 2005
Pros
It's a good idea for those who enjoy playing on multiple tables at one time. You tell it which cards you want to play and it will fold everything else and you won't have to sit at every table or go back and forth checking for good starting hands because it does that for you. Once you get a hand you want to play its on you but hurry because the other tables won't wait for you and thats where the headache comes in.
Cons
The load down on this program is that its still needs to be developed more. The first time I ran this program on my computer I got a headache. It claims you can play up to 12 tables at the same time but I had a hard time with just 3 tables. Once again it's a good idea but it still has a long way to go.
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