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Table Shark FAQ
 
 
 

Questions:

1 .  What is Table Shark and why do I need it?

2 .  I would like to try Table Shark. How do I get a trial license?

3 .  I enter the license id and password and get an error message. Did I do something wrong?

4 .  Do I need to log on to a poker site to use Table Shark?

5 .  I know Table Shark works with Poker Tracker. Do I need to have Poker Tracker to use Table Shark?

6 .  How do I connect to Table Shark to Poker Tracker?

7 .  I try running Table Shark but get an error message – something about the database/data source/driver. What gives?

8 .  What sites do you currently support?

9 .  Will you be adding other sites in the future?

10 .I want to be able to search for specific type of tables. How do I do that?

 

 
Q: What is Table Shark and why do I need it?
A: Table Shark is a must have tool for any poker player. In a matter of moments it finds the loosest and easiest tables across multiple poker sites. With a click of a button you will be sitting at the most profitable tables on the net.
 
 
 
Q: I would like to try Table Shark. How do I get a trial license?
A: Download Table Shark from www.pokerprolabs.com , launch it and click Obtain Trial License, enter your email address and click Ok. The license information will be emailed to that email address.
 
 
 
Q: I enter the license id and password and get an error message. Did I do something wrong?
A: Please make sure you have entered the correct license id and password. Please keep in mind the trial license is valid for 3 days. Also, you cannot request multiple licenses from the same computer. If you need more time to test Table Shark or require additional licenses please contact support at support@pokerprolabs.com .
 
 
 
Q: Do I need to log on to a poker site to use Table Shark?
A: No, you do not need to log on to any poker site. Table Shark collects all the data for you and presents it in a user-friendly format.
 
 
 
Q: I know Table Shark works with Poker Tracker. Do I need to have Poker Tracker to use Table Shark?
A: Not at all. Table Shark is a standalone tool. However, it is fully integrated with Poker Tracker allowing you to see players in your Poker Tracker database who are currently online.
 
 
Q:

How do I connect Table Shark to Poker Tracker?
A: 1. Launch and log into Table Shark
2. Click on Settings -> Preferences and then click Database in the left pane :
If you use Microsoft Access then click on Microsoft Access as shown below. The default path to your Poker Tracker will be listed in the File Name box. No user or password is required by default.

Once you are done setting up the database connection click “Test Connection” and then click “OK’.

If you use PostgreSQL then use the following default user name and password to connect to Poker Tracker:
User id – postgres
Password – dbpass

Once you are done setting up the database connection click “Test Connection” and then click “OK’.  
 
 
Q: I try running Table Shark but get an error message – something about the database/data source/driver. What gives?
A: If you use Poker Tracker 2 then the error message means you do not have the latest version of PostgreSQL installed. Table Shark works only with the latest version PostgreSQL. Here is the link containing the instructions on how to install the latest PostgreSQL patch:
http://www.pokertracker.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17936 .
 
 
 
Q: What sites do you currently support?
A: Please refer to our Supported Sites page for a complete list.
 
 
 
Q: Will you be adding other sites in the future?
A: Yes, we will be adding new sites in the future. If there is a particular site you would like to see added please email us at support@pokerprolabs.com.
 
 
 
Q: I want to be able to search for specific type of tables. How do I do that?
A:

Filters on the left hand side of Table Shark allow you to narrow your search by specifying:
Site Name (PokerStars, Full Tilt, etc)
Game Type (Fixed, Pot, No Limit)
Stakes ($0.25-$1.00, $5-$10, etc)
Player Number – Number of players at the table.