Poker Roommate is a standalone program to run alongside any poker web site's Texas Hold'em game. For most poker sites, it will find and capture the cards dealt without interaction, calculate the odds of getting any given hand (Flush, Straight, 3 of a kind etc...), and emulate up to 100,000 hands using the cards already dealt to see how many come up winning. You can visit the Features page to see everything Poker Roommate is capable of. Poker Roommate is free to download and use, and has no third party Spyware or Adware silent installers built in. You are welcome to visit the download page to try it out.

Remember: To gamble is to take an educated risk in the hopes of gaining a benefit. If you are not educated, someone else will be.  

There is no third party advertising software bundled with any version of Poker Roommate. But the free version is advertising supported. The only advertisements Poker Roommate will show are contained within the program itself. Poker Roommate will not hijack any web browsers, spy on you in any way, create any pop-ups or pop-unders during web browsing, or anything else that will interfere with the normal use of your PC.
 

Version 1.08 is now out. You can visit the Download Page to see some of the new features. For some reason the auto-updater that I wrote for V1.07 wasn't included in the installation file, so if you are running V1.07 you will have to download and install the new one. The updater is included in V1.08, so you won't have to download setup files any longer for software updates.
Also, I added a few new plugins / poker sites to the compatibility list.  

Another web site revamp. I wanted to leave the tables behind me forever and convert everything to CSS. The DHTML menu to the left rolls with the page if it scrolls up or down. Try it out, it's fun. With my background in Java and C#, Javascript is a breeze. No updates to the program since last release, but there have been significant going-on's with Lubois, my new company.
 

I added a few pages to the web site, a full site Navigation page, as well as a System Requirements page. I have been banging my head against the wall trying to make Poker Roommate's card capture work with screen resolutions that have color depth less than 24 bits for quite some time now. I have decided the .1% of people who may have it set up in such a way will just have to change it to 24+. There are detailed instructions on the System Requirements page on how to do this. There really is no reason to be running on less than 24 Bits anyways, things look much smoother with a higher color depth.
I am still available in the job market. You can check out my resume here.  

A new web layout. I wanted to go with more of a blog feel, while keeping most of the old theme. I like the green scheme of things.
Version 1.07 is now out. I have begun incorporating plugins for other poker sites. I have only a handful which are supported right now, but I have created a wizard that will churn each plugin out fairly quickly. I have compiled a list of over 260 poker sites I am working to make compatible.  

I have been working very diligently over the last month to create a Wizard that builds the plugins for different poker sites. It isn't completely finished yet, but it's getting close.
I spoke to a lawyer about forming an LLC, and it is in the works. Once I do that, and get all my Copyrights filed then I will start advertising and spreading the word about Poker Roommate.
I am also working on a new layout for the web site. My girlfriend and I made a pretty cool snow creation yesterday I've dubbed PacMan's revenge. You can see some pictures of it here.  

Version 1.06 is now out. There is a lot of cool stuff added to this release. I have built in a plugin system. Poker Roommate can now read other poker sites, just by downloading and installing plugins. The splash screen now has a progress bar - and you can double click it to make it go away. I added a docking feature - a very cool addition. You can read more about it on the features page. There is now a hibernation mode built in. I took a tally and have found I've dumped about 13000 lines of code into this puppy, I should get outside more.

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