Every Thursday, I play a game of cash buy-in No-Limit Texas Hold-Em poker with some friends from university. To get better at poker, like in anything in life, it is necessary to understand what you are doing right and wrong, and so understand how to improve.
This project is a series of functions for analysing and plotting the data from those games (downloaded as a CSV from PokerNow). Here, I can plot cash reserves over the course of a game, show the kinds of hands that people won and lost on, the part of the round on which people usually win, and more. The script also plots these over a whole history of a play group. By matching names across different game, we can see total wins and losses over a year or more.
