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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.

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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.

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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 calculator stats for typical winning cash game player PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Sunday, 14 March 2010 04:52
These are typical stats for winning cash game players as noted by Phdrs in the poker forum. The players tab on HM lets you do this. You don't get nearly as many hands, but the hands you do get gives you a lot more information. I tend to use a minimum sample size of 5K hands. On my NL100 data base, that returns 33 players. You can sort by bb/100 and look at the main stats of your to 5 to 10 players, which in my DB shows pretty similar sorts of ranges.
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Playing draws in Texas holdem poker PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Sunday, 28 February 2010 07:31

Playing draws in Texas hold'em can be tricky when first starting out, but once you understand the odds of draws, and how to keep your entry cost low for them, then decisions regarding playing draws tend to become easier.

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Poker calculator software slowing your computer down? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Wednesday, 17 February 2010 19:46

Question from a user of poker software that is having trouble when multi-tabling: I'm having some trouble with Tournament indicator/holdem indicator/omaha indicator and multitabling at the same time. I'm trying to multitable on full tilt or on poker stars but ti/hi gets like 20k memory usage per application, so when you multiply that by 10 (iId normally want to multitable more than 10), its 200k. So, that brings in a huge amount of lag. Is there a way to get TI/HI/oi to make it use less memory usage?

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Holdem Indicator Supports Rush Poker PDF Print E-mail
Written by screensteps   
Thursday, 11 February 2010 17:23

Third party software programmers have been busy finding a way to cope with the speed and mechanics of RUSH poker, which was recently introduced at Full Tilt Poker to much popularity. From day one Holdem Indicator was able to capture odds and hole card information but had trouble keeping up with profiling information at every table switch.

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When to move up levels in poker. PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Sunday, 07 February 2010 17:01

Your poker bankroll should be a prized tool in your growth in online poker, but for new players there is often the eagerness to move up a level and most want to do it before it's time. Here is a player in the forum however who has been diligently battling it out in the .02/.05 NL hold'em cash games.

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Poker Controller Wireless Device PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marty   
Friday, 05 February 2010 17:50
The Poker Controller features a number of dedicated buttons and features that are easy to use for poker players of any level! The revolutionary device has added functionality such as the Raise-O-Meter and one-click Table Switches that were designed to help with bet speed and accuracy, multiple games and tournament play. It also generally makes the game much more enjoyable and comfortable!
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How to use PokerStove PDF Print E-mail
Written by Art Sook   
Friday, 05 February 2010 07:41

PokerStove is a Texas Holdem hand poker calculator. Simply put, it will tell you how well your hole cards stand up against your opponent’s hole cards or his range. It is the latter that really makes this small free program so invaluable. During live play, or post hand analysis, we do not often get to see our opponent’s hole cards, unless there was a showdown. For this reason, the common practice should be to put your opponents on a range of hands. This is where PokerStove can really help. So let’s explore the programs interface, and become familiar with its functionality.

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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