In the toolbar go to resources, then odds calculator.
I'm sure if you do a Google search you will find some other good ones, the one above is the one I use.
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#4
send me a pm and i'll sort you out with the coolest calculator there is. You can work out odds against random hands or against a variety of hands your opponent might be holding
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Poker spy......
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#6
cheers, i'm going for the linked one.
tanx for your help
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#7
Two types.. one does live calcs with the table you are playing at (online).
The other kets you set up the hands and play What Ifs...
I tried the first type and found it HURT my game... why? Because I was too busy watching the odds and not watching the players and their patterns.
The second type is great for training. I use one online.
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#8
i use texas calculatem
its pretty decent but always remember not to rely on it and conc more on teh games as its just a calculator
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#9
Try Twodimes, http://twodimes.net/poker/
Put in hands like Ac Qc one per line.
Primitive but versatile, it does all the games not just hold'em.
I use it to check how bad my bad beats really were!