Hand Converter Bugs

[NightGizmo]

I noticed a bug with the hand-history converter -- if you have the blind preflop and you reraise, it shows the wrong amount for the raise. Look here or here for specific examples.

I've seen a similar bug at this thread, where post-flop re-raises show the wrong amount. If you add up all the bets made by the hero, he ends up putting in (.25+.72+1.50+4.20+5.60+2.72) = $15.09, but his starting stack was only 10.97. Clearly the raise amounts are skewed on the turn.

[kiwiMark]

I've seen a similar bug at this thread, where post-flop re-raises show the wrong amount. If you add up all the bets made by the hero, he ends up putting in (.25+.72+1.50+4.20+5.60+2.72) = $15.09, but his starting stack was only 10.97. Clearly the raise amounts are skewed on the turn.

1.50 + 5.60 + 2.72 = how much hero put in on the turn. So when it says Hero raises $5.60 it's like he's raising his initial bet. So he's raising to $7.10 (5.6 + 1.5). Likewise when it says "MP raises $5.62" which is $5.62 more on top of his initial raise of $4.20, ignoring hero's raise in between.

Hope that helps whoever has to fix it. (I'm willing to give it a crack, if you want)

[givememyleg]

Please post an actual HH so I can look into it.

[NightGizmo]

Sorry, I can't help you there. It looks like FTR has different code for each type of HH format. I think it's specific to the HEM converter, because I just picked out a hand from my PT3 DB that involves 3betting on the flop and the output is different (insteasd of "Hero raises $X.XX" it says "Hero raises to $X.XX" and the numbers are accurate).

If you have HEM, find any hand that involves 3betting or 4betting postflop and you should be able to find the bug. For the preflop bug (probably the same issue), search HEM for preflop 3bets from the BB.