Updated · MergeConverter team
The plan
PokerTracker 4 imports PokerStars hand histories natively, both from disk and continuously while you play. MergeConverter turns PokerBROS and Suprema Poker logs into exactly that format, so the PT4 side needs no plugins or custom site definitions.
1. Organise your logs
- Save logs in one folder, for example
Documents\PokerLogs, with the app in the file name (pokerbros_…,suprema_…). - Keep one file per table where possible. PokerBROS clubs often change blind levels between sessions, and separate files keep each table's stakes clean.
- Suprema back offices often show amounts in club chips. They are converted 1:1, so a 1,000-chip pot appears as $1,000 in PT4.
2. Convert
Open the converter, drop the files and download the result, or set up auto-sync with an output folder such as Documents\MergeConverter. Hand numbers get a different prefix per app, so a PokerBROS hand can never collide with a Suprema hand that happens to share an ID.
3. Import into PokerTracker 4
- Use Get Hands from Disk and select the converted file or the whole output folder.
- For continuous import, add the output folder to the folders used by Get Hands While Playing, with PokerStars as the site.
- Add your PokerBROS and Suprema nicknames as aliases of one player to see combined results.
4. Filter by app and club
Table names start with the app name followed by the club, for example PokerBROS Union 21 NLH 2. Use PT4's table-name filters to compare your win rate between apps, clubs or unions. It's the quickest way to find out which games are actually worth your time.
Checking accuracy
Multi-way all-ins are the classic weak spot of converters. MergeConverter rebuilds main and side pots from what every player put in, returns uncalled bets, and splits pots on ties. Spot-check a few all-in hands in the PT4 replayer against the app's replay after your first import.