| This is a discussion on Getting Serious About Poker... within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; I've been serious about poker for a while now, but I've always been the guy who goes with his gut, trusts his instincts, and playing ... |
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| Getting Serious About Poker... I've been serious about poker for a while now, but I've always been the guy who goes with his gut, trusts his instincts, and playing the man not the cards. I mean I understand the odds and all that stuff, but just not my style. I do know that in order to raise my game I do need a few programs that calculate odds and such. Just asking the forum as a whole, what are 1 of the programs or multiple programs I need for stuff like this. I know a lot of players have these programs. Just curious as to what I need. By this I mean programs to track stats, figure out odds, all that good stuff. I know you don't need these things to spell success, but they can't hurt right? |
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| re: Getting Serious About Poker... Quote:
if you are on ful tilt, full tilt table opener and full tilt shortcuts are good. |
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| Pokertracker software is the standard...uh..poker tracking software As was said above, you really don't need a program for odds calculation - learn those in your head. They're very easy, especially online where they show you the exact value of each bet. Get Pokertracker and PAHuD, that's what most people (myself included) use. And yes, some scripts do help, though I haven't used any in a while. They're not a must-have unless you do some serious multitabling. |
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| re: Getting Serious About Poker... Well if you're multitabling, it's a HUGE helper. I can't play 2+ tables without it - I just start to lose my reads, and PAHUD helps me with that. It's not essential, ie pokertracker will work without it, but it's definitely recommended. Don't worry about the cost - it'll pay for itself in the long run. |
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| 8 isn't ridiculous - perfectly doable with practice. What's ridiculous is that he's doing it without PT + PAHUD. I'm pretty surprised you manage that - there's no way you can keep reads on all the players with 8 tables. Definitely get the two programs - you should see a nice rise in your winrate. Quote:
Fine, I suppose. I haven't played in a while as I've been really busy, and aside from a bad run last month, I've been raking in about 1/3 of my bankroll every month which is great for me. Thanks for asking :/ |
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| yea 8 isn't bad... somehow I can still get reads on my opponents and my style is kind of crazy and unpredictable. I go from super tight to super aggressive in a matter of seconds, and just really throw my opponents off. I have one of those visual brains too where I can remember a guy action from earlier in tournament. |
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| Wolf, try PokerOffice as well. Both PokerOffice and PokerTracker offer trial versions. Office costs more, I believe, because it includes in game stats which you have to buy PAHUD for Tracker to do. But the reason I suggest trying Office as well is because it calculates pot odds for you on the fly, and you've been asking about odds. |
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