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[QUOTE="cabbotage, post: 784020, member: 38961"]
@NineLions: You're right, the representation of Sklansky's Hand Groupings doesn't give you any help post-flop, his lists are just a guide to pre-flop strength. What I found interesting and useful about the new charts, was that it was possible to see which hands (and more importantly, categories of hands - pairs, connectors...) were being added at each group. Again, these are revelations probably more appreciated by beginner players - with experience these things become second nature - but as a beginning step in that understanding... I've found it useful. :D

As for the sparklines, since it only looks at a single game, it doesn't give you the same information that you would get when looking at a spread sheet to see how well KTs performs for you over thousands of hands - but what it does to is let you quickly scan over a given game, something that the text-based hand history doesn't let you do.

Also, if anyone is interested or just curious, if you send me a copy of your hand history for a game, I'd be happy to run it through and send you the result. Right now the program only works on Hold 'Em games from Full Tilt Poker. At this point we're experimenting, not trying to cover all the bases. :D
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