Yes that's exactly what I want to do, the data I posted was an example of how it appears at each stage of the hand. I will be getting it in real time as the hand goes on and as players make decisions, but I need to know how to get the actions straight into a database.

If you know of some other way I could scrape the data into an sql data base in real time I could just use perl after that.

Then work out the rest once I get that far!

Any site or literature you know I could study to learn this technique would be a great help!

There are many people trying it out and as far as I know bots are not detectable unless you play at pokerstars/full tilt.

However you can open any table from a seperate ip address and run the program on that if you need to play pokerstars or full tilt.

This is for Ipoker and unlike pokerstars and full tilt the data is not encypted as far as I know because lots of sites sell this information already. They are obtaining it through scraping the data as I have explained. I just need to know how to do it any literature would be much appreciated.

I have to go to work now, but I will update this post tomorrow with more information on the Ipoker software i.e what language its built in etc. It is an app on my computer though, so it may be saved in a floder somewhere. I'll look tomorrow gotta go.

In reply to Re^2: Poker Datamine by bennierounder
in thread Poker Datamine by bennierounder

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