| This is a discussion on Potential Article: How to use PokerStove within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; I use PokerStove a lot when I'm analyzing hands. I figure that perhaps an introductory article on how to use it and what to use ... |
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Potential Article: How to use PokerStove
I use PokerStove a lot when I'm analyzing hands. I figure that perhaps an introductory article on how to use it and what to use it for might be in order for those of us that are still stuck on using the-rule-of-2-and-4 even when they're analyzing hands away from the table.
What do you think? And what questions would you like me to address/answer in the article? |
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re: Potential Article: How to use PokerStove
You are probably and old pro at it now FP, but if you could remember how the learning process went for you, and relate that it would be good.
Obviously how to basically use the program first, but then what for you was the first positive learning experience about the data involved. Then maybe the second, third, etc, until you get to maybe 5 or 10 different things, and lump those into an 'in the beginning' section. My unused icon has been moved to the 'unused icons' folder. ![]() |
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Excellent idea, FP. I used it a bit and had no idea what I was doing. The PokerStove's help files & user's manual are quite lacking, IIRC. Then the Pokerstove site was down for a while, so I uninstalled it. I'd re-install it if I knew what I was doing.
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re: Potential Article: How to use PokerStove
FP,
Did you really expect dozens of people to pop up in here saying "For the love of God don't do it!". ![]() Seriously, you're an excellent writer, do it! I'm kinda interested to see what you come up with aside from the obvious (basically "put villain on range, put range into pstove, voila"). |
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