Poker simulator for learning

#1 5th November 2017, 5:48 AM

What would be good poker simulator online where you can play against computer ?
I am trying to raise my tournament poker skills to the next level and need a tool where I can drill new skills without hurry. Sometimes I have to think about right decision 10 minutes.
Real poker games are too fast.

#2 5th November 2017, 8:12 AM

I don't think there is any such site.

Serious players usually review already-played hands using hand tracker programs like PT4, HM2, or DriveHud.

You can make up any scenario you would like with an equity calculator, like the one here:
http://www.propokertools.com/simulations

PT4, ICMizer's paid version, and Sit and Go Wizard 2 (free trial) have ICM quizzes that test push/fold skills.

#3 5th November 2017, 8:14 AM

https://www.cardschat.com/poker-odds-calculator.php

There are also ICM trainers if you play tournaments or SnG. This should help you learn to make decisions very quickly in most standard situations.

#4 5th November 2017, 8:49 AM

I do not want to analyse my game post factum.
I even don't want to play correctly.
I want to train an isolated skill in quasi real environment.
I could do it in cheap tournaments, but I need to think longer every of my moves and I don't want to wait while others make their play.

#5 5th November 2017, 9:35 AM

I'm afraid that with this method you will not achieve anything. You have to play with real people to learn something.

And, sorry for the question - what can you think about for 10 minutes? Counting pot odds, pots and odds is much faster - after some training, calculations are made in seconds. Means for such training I indicated in the previous post.

Online poker is not chess, no one will give you that much time to think. You must learn to make meaningful decisions quickly.

Online poker (and generally poker) is a game with unknown cards. You never, in any way can not calculate the exact outcome of the game. Even on the river, seeing all the community cards, you still do not know your opponent's card and can only guess their options.

#6 5th November 2017, 10:20 AM

Originally Posted by Fahrenheit451

I do not want to analyse my game post factum.
I even don't want to play correctly.
I want to train an isolated skill in quasi real environment.
I could do it in cheap tournaments, but I need to think longer every of my moves and I don't want to wait while others make their play.

The only thing I can suggest are games made for a pc, or console(if you own one).
Look it up online.

#7 5th November 2017, 1:59 PM

They have an MTT simulator at advancedpokertraining.com. While it won't allow setting specific parameters for the isolated training you require it will let you practice away from real players to take that extra time needed for your decisions.

#8 5th November 2017, 3:23 PM

Originally Posted by Fahrenheit451

What would be good poker simulator online where you can play against computer ?

Dont think thats good idea! You dont need any simulators, you just need more practice! They are without emotions and cant get into the tilt, they cant make a stupid decisions like people do. Here you can find a lot of special events games (PokerStars Home Games) where you can improve your poker skills.

Originally Posted by Fahrenheit451

I am trying to raise my tournament poker skills to the next level and need a tool where I can drill new skills without hurry. Sometimes I have to think about right decision 10 minutes.
Real poker games are too fast.

thats the point of such fast games, you have no time for thinking like you want! But you can thinking after you make your decision wrong or correct, and next time in the same situation you will know what to do for sure.

practice is the best way to study / Good Luck

#9 5th November 2017, 3:31 PM

Only experience in your case is the best assistant !!!

#10 5th November 2017, 3:43 PM

Originally Posted by darthdimsky

They have an MTT simulator at advancedpokertraining.com. While it won't allow setting specific parameters for the isolated training you require it will let you practice away from real players to take that extra time needed for your decisions.

Thanks, excellent tool !
I knew that someone will help me !

#11 6th November 2017, 4:04 PM

Check out simple GTO trainer. What you’re asking about absolutely exists. It’s called a solver

#12 26th November 2017, 8:09 PM

Try the game governor of poker 2...it's like the real thing!!

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