poker hand analyzers

bigdog111

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Where is the place to get the best hand analyzers at and how do you get your info for them from the sites?
 
absoluthamm

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What do you mean? If you are talking about a good hand analysis tool, then PokerStove is the way to go. If you are talking more about tracking and analyzing your hands later on that would be either Holdem Manager or PokerTracker3. Hope that helped.
 
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I have yet to see a tool that will take in hand histories, process them thru a rules engine and spit out what you did right or wrong. That would seem to me to be the holy grail for a poker software developer.
 
absoluthamm

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+1 for that, you could make millions off of a piece of software like that. Although, what is the right play in one players eyes isn't right in anothers. But I guess if it was based purely on odds/EV/ABC Poker, then it could come out with a solid solution.

Maybe that is going to be my next project ;) 7 figures here I come, lol
 
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I would be glad to contribute to your business venture. How about 200 bodog poker points and 1.50 from my full tilt account? :)
 
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I have yet to see a tool that will take in hand histories, process them thru a rules engine and spit out what you did right or wrong. That would seem to me to be the holy grail for a poker software developer.

Yeah, if it would take the player's stats to that point plus the strength of the hands he's shown down, or even just categorize them into say 5 categories for various aspects, ie. preflop raise frequency give him a 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5, then preflop limp frequency, preflop limp/call frequency, preflop open call frequency, preflop 3 bet frequency, ect. Then vary this by position.

Then the same for how they play postflop taking into consideration PokerRazor-like evaluation of likely hand strength to determine whether you should c-bet, and how far to go with TPTK, ect.
 
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A tool like that would definitely make it to the list of Banned software on just about any site, but it would be amazing.
 
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