What do we offer?

We offer online poker hand histories which can be imported into e.g. Hand2Note, PokerTracker, Holdem Manager, PokerOffice and more.
We are datamining poker networks like the iPoker network, Winning Poker Network, GGPoker, PartyPoker, PokerStars, Ongame, FullTiltPoker, Winamax.fr and Microgaming (Ladbrokes, Unibet) — Texas Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha cash games, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

How much does our service cost?

If you are interested in a specific stake / amount of hand histories, please refer to the bulk purchase page.

If you want to receive daily updates of hand histories for a specific game and stake, please visit the monthly purchase page.

Is the “monthly purchase” a standing order?

No, there is no recurring or hidden fee.
You pay upfront to receive daily hand histories via email for a period of 30 days. When this period is over, you will get a reminder — then you can order (and pay) for another month, if you like.

Do I receive all the latest hand histories at the “bulk purchase”?

Yes, you receive all the latest hands at the bulk purchase.

How do you receive the hand histories?

You will receive the hand histories as zip files via email. Watch your spam folder too, please, as our emails might end up there.

Besides the emails, you can download your hand histories via our client software. Two simple clicks and the hand histories will be downloaded and unzipped into your auto-import folder.

At what time will you receive the daily hand histories?

Daily hand histories are sent between 6:00 AM and 10:00 AM GMT+1.

How to import the hand histories into a database?

The easiest way to import the files is this:

1. Open the Windows Explorer.
2. Create a new folder like “C:\datamining”.
3. Click the links in our emails and save the files to “C:\datamining”.
4. Extract all downloaded files — right-click a file and choose “extract here” (or similar).
5. Open your database application, and add “C:\datamining” (and subdirectories) as an auto-import location.
6. Run the auto-import.

I can not extract the zip files?

Our files are tested with WinRar and 7-zip. It has been reported that other zip applications may fail to extract the files.
Thus we suggest you use WinRar from www.rarlabs.com, or 7-zip from www.7-zip.org. It is freeware as long as you can live with an annoying popup on startup.