All you would need is some interface between two machines running pokertracker. If you have two people running the software and each computer knew what the other people had you would have a big advantage if you were playing against one or two more people. Pokertracker already figures pot odds and outs and it would be more accurate if it knew two more of the cards that were already taken. I'm not a computer programmer but I'm guessing it wouldn't be too tough to piggy back on the existing software and simply feed the additional card info into the calculations. Now if someone had a DSL and separate cable line and maybe separate addresses etc. they could do this right at home. But like I said I'm not a computer engineer and I'm not aware of all the software that sites might run to try and stop this kinda thing.
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01-28-05, 01:01 PM
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