Sites::FullTilt::Process

I recently had the pleasure of trying out Sites::FullTilt::Process, a Perl interface for FullTilt hand histories, and I must say I am quite impressed. This software is easy to use and provides a helpful function that analyzes raw hand history files to determine the game name and whether the game is a high/low split game.

To get started, all you need to do is import the Sites::FullTilt module and use the process() function with your raw hand history file as the sole parameter. From there, the software takes over and does the rest, returning crucial information such as the game and full game name in a quick and simple output.

In terms of performance, I found Sites::FullTilt::Process to be reliable and efficient. It didn't take long to process even large hand history files, and the software didn't crash or encounter any glitches during my testing.

Overall, if you're a FullTilt user in need of a reliable tool for analyzing hand histories, I highly recommend giving Sites::FullTilt::Process a try. It's simple to use, efficient, and provides valuable insights that can help you improve your gameplay.