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I don't know what the file name is so I can't help 100% but some sites autosave them on your computer. Try searching "hand history" or the name of the tournament/table on the start bar. If not I'd email them.
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Most softwares have it in their options where you can see the path that they are initially installed and you can change it if you want. If you cant find it that way try the windows search, it helps big time finding files and folders.
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I was recently thinking this exact same thing Noonlion but with Bwin. I know they're on the site but no matter what I search for it always says it can't find any hands. Anyone have an account there and experience the same thing?
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Posted by Arithmajik: I was recently thinking this exact same thing Noonlion but with Bwin. I know they're on the site but no matter what I search for it always says it can't find any hands. Anyone have an account there and experience the same thing?
Yeah both bwin and betfair are on the ongame network, so they will definitely be on your pc, might just be hard to find.
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I think they have your hand histories, did you saved them in their subfolder on your hard drive, Try it out my friend. Betfair has some soft competition in my opinion.
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Posted by Phoenix2104: Have a look at: C:\Documents and Settings\"Your windows user name"\P5JavaClientSettings\handhistory All OnGame hand histories are stored there.
Nice one!
Just clicked on my comp user name and on the p5java and there it is.
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Awesome, thumbs up my friend !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That made it super easy to find. Thanks a lot.
Now the only thing is they're all separate text files named after the tourney they occurred in. Is there any way to find a particular hand with out resorting to opening all of them individually and searching?
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If you know the number of the hand there is a "search hand" function on the bwin site in "My Account". Other than that the only thing I can think of is find the tournaments that were played on the day the hand occured and then search inside those tournaments for the hand you want. Each hand has a time stamp so this should make it relatively easier to find what you want.
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I was afraid of that, figured I'd to at least know the day in order to track down this lost hand. Trouble is I didn't know where to look when it happened and enough time has passed to make tracking it down not practical. Thanks though, at least I know for next time.
