My most useful program is Holdem Manager 3. I use the HUD part when playing and i also like that it keeps database of all my hands that i play. I like to mark some hands in which i am not sure if i did the correct thing while playing and later to review them. Sometimes i also use the free equilab software to check equity of certain hands and/or ranges.
I would love to have one, I am preparing a room for that. I have a 42 inch led, a desk, my printed preflop boards and a presidential chair. I hope soon I can finish putting together my poker lab.
My “lab” or should say study lab consists of a bookshelf with dividers breaking down the elements of poker into - math - psychology - strategy - bankroll - and various other elements..does anyone have a lab like this or do you only go off the head when it comes to playing the game with no reference to each element to build?
Just Poker Tracker and Equilab, the former of which I spend significant time in understanding my game.
Although poker is just a hobby, as I make money I won't hesitate to invest more into tools that I think will help me develop and get better. Books of course would be nice too.
My "poker lab" is basically just my laptop. It's all you actually need, along with a decent HUD. I travel a lot (during normal times), so my office changes a lot. Usually close to a beach though!