Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Varaždin, Croatia

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"Hand histories (in poker) are text-based records of everything that happens during a poker hand. They include:
Players’ positions and stack sizes
Betting actions (checks, bets, calls, raises, folds)
Community cards dealt
Pot size changes
Showdown results
...
Players use them to review mistakes, study opponents, track stats with software (e.g., HUDs), or share hands for discussion.

I need a reliable way to pull complete hand histories directly from a couple of online poker clients and save them as plain .txt files on my Windows 10 machine. The room itself offers no export feature or writes the hand histories to disk only if you are sitting at the table and participating in the hand. So the solution will have to capture the gameplay data in real time for example from the network traffic, or immediately after each hand finishes, or modify the poker client and force him to always write hand histories to disk —whichever approach you feel is most stable and compliant.

I’m open to the tech/language you prefer—Python, C++/WinAPI hooks, network capture / mitm proxy, client patching, or another language approach...

Deliverables
• A working utility or script that extracts hand history data from observed table

Please let me know how you’d approach the data collection, or any similar poker or game-client projects you’ve tackled...." (client-provided description)