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Tournament Indicator is the only poker calculator designed for online holdem tournaments. It is based on the MZone fundamentals and tournament specific profiling. Read the review and watch the video tutorial here.

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Holdem Indicator is an empirical poker calculator that is allowed by ALL poker sites. It provides key odds data while tracking your opponent playing styles. Free Video series included.

BEST Sit and Go Strategy Software ****

SitnGoWiz brings a new understanding of ICM strategy for online play. It's self test drills bring speed of thought to your game matching your skills to real game scenarios with instant feedback.

BEST Self Analysis Poker Software ****

Holdem Manager monitors and collects data on how you play the game, and by use of charts and statistics will show you how to improve, while collecting data on opponents as well. It also includes a very convenient hand replayer.
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Poker Office 5.5 PDF Print E-mail
Written by screensteps   
Wednesday, 28 July 2010 16:51

Poker Office has just released v5.5 that includes new graphs and statistical functions, including All-in EV, No Showdown Winnings, and Showdown Winnings graphs. New fresh cards that will improve the feeling of the Live Window, and an increase in overall performance that should make it possible to load data approximately four times faster than prior versions. Also, PokerOffice now is compatible with the Cereus & Pacific poker networks. Below is our latest review for Poker Office 5.5.

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What are Counterfeit Cards in Poker? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Saturday, 26 June 2010 16:18

Every so often you will have hand in poker that gets off to a really strong start like this one for example, where you flopped 2 pair and managed to build a good pot as a result. The board is A5K7 rainbow and you hold K5os. Since you started the hand in the big blind, the strength of your hand is well disguised too. So if your opponent is holding an ace here, you will likely get even more out him if another ace does not come on the river. However, besides him hitting 3 of a kind or pairing his kicker with whatever his kicker may be, you have another concern here too, and that is called counterfeiting. Your poker calculator will take into account counterfeit cards as winners for your opponent.

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Leak Buster Poker Software Review PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Wednesday, 23 June 2010 15:18

Leak Buster is poker add-on tool which was released by Hold’em Manager. The add-on provides a great framework for the Hold’em Manager and Poker Tracker 3 to improve your game play. The tool analyzes your game play and stats to observe leaks. Leaks are repetitive mistakes you make in in poker that are often times not clearly visible when looking at your own game. Leak Buster is exclusive to Pot Limit / No limit Hold’em and does not work for Omaha, Tournaments, and Sit and Go tournaments.

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Royale Poker Odds for iPhone PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Sunday, 13 June 2010 17:08

One of the most professional poker APPs on the market now, this odds calculator is a full functioning, poker math geek's heavenly gadget. I recently downloaded Annie Duke's poker math App and quickly deleted it from my iPhone after I realized the features of the Royale Poker Odds calculator.

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TableScan Turbo Poker Software review PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Sunday, 13 June 2010 05:16

This poker software scans cash tables by table characteristics and then drills down to let you see the stats of particular players from with your database stats attached to create an instant profile as well.

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Mixing up your play in Texas Holdem PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Monday, 24 May 2010 04:28

When you look at the poker calculator profile statistics of your opponents you can often recognize rather quickly what type of opponent you are up against. But don't forget that your strong opponents will have the same data on you, and if you are a typical tight-aggressive player their own poker software will show that too. So you should incorporate strategies in your game that will skew those statistics, resulting in confusion about your true profile.

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Poker Stars updates acceptable Poker Calculators PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Tuesday, 18 May 2010 17:55
Known industry wide as the most strict poker site in regards to allowing third-party software access their information, Poker Stars recently updated their list of acceptable poker calculators that are allowed to be used on their website.
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"You would think with guys like Gus Hansen and Phil Ivey tossing it up on Full Tilt every night with hundreds of thousands of dollars at Omaha tables there would be a demand for such an enormous product, but outside of the two big sites, Omaha tournaments are rather thin. That being said, next to hold'em it is the choice of games and is a natural step for players to expand their skill and game repertoire. So from here, it only has UP to go." - from Omaha Indicator