Key Takeaways
- It comes during a time where the industry is taking a fresh look at the issue of hand histories.
- The move by Run it Once is less of a reaction to industry developments and more an issue of priorities.
- As it stands, the operator still prohibits all third-party tools, with the exception of one.
Run it Once Poker is trialing the automatic saving of hand histories to the hard drive, allowing players to review their hands after-the-fact and analyze their play and track their profit and loss in third-party tools.
The move comes during a time where the industry is taking a fresh look at the issue of hand histories and how they interface with third-party software. Partypoker recently stopped saving all hand histories to the hard drive; MPN went the other way and, on the same day, reinstated them.
