I've finally gotten Poker Tracker running on my system, and am now trying to configure PAHUD to work with Full Tilt. I am running Windows Vista Ultimate, the full version of Poker Tracker version 2.17.01h, and the full version of PAHUD v1.18. I have Poker Tracker open and automatically importing hands every minute, no filters are set, I have only 1 database and it is specified, I have the minumum required hands set to 1 in PAHUD, and I am running both as administrator. I am experiencing technical difficulties though. PAHUD rarely works correctly for me. After about 15 tries, it will exhibit one of three errors:
1. PAHUD will not recognize my open tourney (single table 9-man SNG).
2. PAHUD will recognize my tourney, and display the proper stats as I have configured. However, it displays them in a very tiny font even though I have the font size set to a reasonable size (8). Furthermore, the stats are not overlaid on my poker table. They are all displayed in a small area at the bottom of my laptop screen, as if overlaid on a very small poker table at that location. They won't move from that location either.
3. PAHUD will recognize my tourney, and display *some* stats, as I have configured. However it will display stats for players that busted out many hands ago. Furthermore no stats will be displayed for players that have been in the tourney from the start.
Each of these issues persist until I close and restart PAHUD, upon which another of the issues manifests. Which issue develops seems to happen in a random fashion. I also let each of the issues persist for at least 25 hands, to ensure that it wasn't just a matter of PAHUD making adjustments or stats not updating as fast as I would like. These may be noob issues, but I searched the forum here and couldn't find any help. If anyone has experienced any of these problems, I'd appreciate a little help.
Also, while I'm here, can PAHUD read my current hole cards and the board cards and display my pot odds and the probability of me hitting my straight (or flush, or two pair, etc) on the turn? I'm pretty sure the answer is 'no,' since PAHUD doesn't update its info that fast. But an official 'no' would give me a little peace of mind.
