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06-13-2006 #1Fish Food
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Odds Calculators?
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06-13-2006 #2Mike McDermott
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This seems like spam but I'll play along.
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06-13-2006 #3Mike McDermott
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cardplayer.com has one for holdem and omaha
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06-13-2006 #4Check Raiser
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I think any kind of real time odds calculators are against the TOC's of most sites.
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06-13-2006 #5Mike McDermott
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i think pokerOffice does something like that
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06-13-2006 #6PokerForums God
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Anybody that needs one of those can't play poker. It's simple division, it's not that hard.
Marm is back, maybe. Been off for 3 years. Rusty as Hell.
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05-19-2007 #7Banned
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A better and also free tool
I have used all kinds of tools such as PokerTracker and PokerOffice and various odds calculators. However, in all of these tools you need to analyze the data yourself. I guess that is good if you are an expert and a math pro.
I have come across a tool that is totally free and also much stronger called Ten Commandments of Poker. That tool gives you advice directly after you have finished each hand on how you can improve your game. It also gives you overall statistics for all your hands on what typical poker rules you are breaking and how much it has costed you, etc.
Since it is free it is worth trying it out for anyone. The only weakness it has is that it is hard for it to analyze when you are bluffing.
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