Setup options for TableNinja II:
General
Optimizations
Poker Sites
Warning: Make sure you tell TN2 what language your poker client is set to.
Warning: Only use the Override Theme option when experimenting with themes that are not officially supported. If you use the override theme option and are playing with a supported theme, TableNinja II will not function correctly.
TableNinja II will automatically show you numerous multi-tabling stats along with big blind counts.
By dragging the rectangles that correspond to what is checked on the left, you tell TableNinja II where that information should be shown on your tables. (See Arrows in screen below.)
The display will update any time it becomes your turn. The display does not update in between turns and thus the number displayed may not be accurate when it is not your turn. Also note that when you post a blind, the posted blind will be counted as part of your stack.
Besides the usual Bet Actions, you can create hotkeys for betting a specific portion of the pot, a specific number of blinds, or a combination thereof. Each betting hotkey can be broken into Preflop/Flop/Turn/River.
For instance, you can bet 60% pot preflop, 50% pot on the flop, 40% pot on turn and river.
In addition, you can fine-tune your default bets or hotkeys depending on your position at the table, or depending on current BB size in tournaments and SNG tables. For example, you can have a hotkey that will bet 3 blinds, and then less and less, as the blinds grow.
Note: Betting lines are used in order. For tournaments, betting lines should be ordered from the largest BB to the smallest BB like it is in the Default Betting / Filter section above. Below is a flowchart that explains this:
The Table Control Tab in TableNinja II defines how tables will be displayed on your monitor as well as how the tables will interact when it's your turn at the poker tables.
The Annoyances window allows you to automatically handle common poker related annoyances. Auto clicking the time bank, or automatically handling tournament registration popups are all found here along with wait list options.
Cash Games
Sit Out Next Big Blind
Tournaments
PokerStars Only
General
Sit Out Next Hand
TableNinja II can automatically register you to SNGs, removing the painful repetitive task of registering you to SNGs. Go in PokerStars, filter for the SNGs you want, then come back to TableNinja II, name the search, how many SNGs you want open at a time. Do this for all the types of SNGs you want to play. Then let TableNinja II know how many SNGs you want to play, click "Start", and enjoy playing!
Please note that SNG Sensei works only for PokerStars.
The TableNinja II Sit-n-Go Opener will automatically buy into Real Money Sit-n-Go's with your money. Please use this feature VERY carefully and test everything at micro stakes. We are not responsible for any money you may lose using the Sit-n-Go Opener. Please also be sure to set a maximum buy-in the PokerStars, Full Tilt or Party Poker tournament filter to prevent any potential problems that might occur due to changes made to tournament tables.
Warning:
Use the BUYIN sorting tabs in PokerStars to prevent buying into stakes you are not rolled for.
TableNinja II is designed to automate the repetitive and annoying parts of online poker so that you can focus on the tough decisions, play more tables, and take your game to the next level.
TableNinja II does not support the Windows XP operating system. TableNinja II needs the Windows Aero theme to function correctly and XP doesn't supply this theme.
Supported Operating Systems:
To use TableNinja II with a joystick you will need to download and use a third party program such as Xpadder®.
TableNinja II does not directly read joystick input, but this program will convert your joystick input into keyboard or mouse commands which TableNinja II can then assign to hotkeys.
No. The Cycling Tables hotkeys stays on even when you are using other programs so that you can easily switch back to your tables anytime you like. Because of this we recommend assigning these hotkeys to a key you do not regularly use in other programs.