Settings

The first thing you should do is click on ‘Enable Hotkeys’. This will turn on the hotkeys function. You can then start adding your Hotkeys to the list by doing the following:

1. Choose an ‘Action’: This is a list of Actions you can choose to pair with your keyboard shortcut.
2. Click into the Assign a ‘Hotkey’ box: Here is where you assign a key to the chosen action.
   1. If necessary, add the extra information required from hotkey choices in the box that appears. For example the % of pot value you choose for “Set Bet amount to X of pot”
3. Click ‘Add a hotkey’: This will finalise your Action/Hotkey pairing selection.
4. Repeat and continue the above steps until you have added all your desired hotkeys
5. Scroll down and click on ‘Save’ under the “Target Tables for Hotkeys” options, so that the hotkeys are saved.
6. Your hotkeys are now ready to use.

If you do not want to use any of the HotKeys you have set up any more, follow these steps to delete the hotkey:

1. Hover over the hotkey you wish to delete in the list of active hotkeys.
2. Click the bin icon to the right side of the hotkey.
3. Scroll down and click on ‘Save’ under the “Target Tables for Hotkeys” options, so that the hotkeys are saved.

Once you have set up a hotkey for a particular action, you cannot edit it. If you select an ‘Action’ which already has a hotkey assigned and pair it with a different hotkey, both hotkeys will perform the same action.

If you would like to change a particular hotkey, simply remove it and set up a new one from scratch.

Do not forget to save your settings after you are done.

There is an option to choose how your hotkeys work. This is the ‘Send Hotkeys To’ section in the “Target Tables for Hotkeys” section.

‘Active Window’: This is the default selection. Your hotkeys will work on the table that is active or which you have clicked on to make active.

‘Table Under Mouse’: This option allows you to simply use your mouse to choose which table you want to be active. You just point your mouse to that table and it becomes active for hotkey use.

You can also choose to ‘Highlight Target Table’ in a particular colour. This will make the frame of the target table window light up in the colour you have chosen.

Select this option if you would like the slider toggle to jump to any position on the slider that is clicked.

Select this option if you would like to invert the motion of the toggle, when the mouse wheel is moved (whilst hovering over the slider itself).

Under ‘Bet Size Adjustments’, we offer incremental bet size adjustments by the Small Blind or Big Blind amounts.

Our Bet Slider offers four shortcut buttons for both pre-flop and post-flop decisions. They allow you to quickly make a bet of a predefined amount.

For each pre-flop button you can select any of these actions:

• ‘Disabled’
• ‘Min’ representing a minimum bet or raise
• ‘Big Blind’ where you will be able to choose a certain predefined Big Blind amount ranging from 2 to 6
• ‘Pot’ for a pot size bet or raise
• ‘Max’ for a maximum possible bet.

As for post-flop buttons, you will be able to select any of these actions:

• ‘Disabled’
• ‘Min’ representing a minimum bet or raise
• ‘½ Pot’
• ‘​2⁄3 Pot’
• ‘¾ Pot’
• ‘% of Pot’
• ‘Pot’ for a pot size bet or raise
• ‘Max’

Currently on Run It Once Poker, tables will only tile to your primary monitor. This will be addressed in future software versions, but for now if you wish to tile on a second display, you can do so by changing your primary monitor using the following instructions:

Windows
Step 1: Navigate to “Display Settings” using Windows Search;
Step 2: Select your desired secondary display by clicking the relevant display box:

Step 3: Scroll Down to the “Multiple displays” section and check the box marked “Make this my main display”.

Note: On windows, tiling behaviour will only update after restarting the app.

Mac
Step 1: Using search, navigate to “Displays” within “System Preferences”;
Step 2: Click on the “Arrangement” tab;
Step 3: Drag the white “menu bar” on the display visualisation to yout desired secondary display.

You should now instantly be able to tile tables to the newly selected display.