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Message: [QUOTE="luckytokenz, post: 1395411, member: 50730"] I still am learning the game like you. If you want to review hand histories, save the files and review them in here and get feedback.Just post them in the hand converter tool here on cardschat. I personally feel that online, the level of complexity, understanding, and resources have drivin the game to another dimension. With that said, a student of the game should seek out every avenue, every resource to make his game better, but do it steps. Because your not going to to learn everything overnight, or even in a month but the point is to keep studying, keep stretching your limit. So having a H.U.D. is not necessarily a bad thing. Not only does it provide a H.U.D. but it also provides the latest technology for hand review outside the tables. You can look at stuff like luck factor, expected value , replayer, .... I'm not going to go there because you already know what H.E.M can do, but if you don't I suggest visiting holdemmanagertraining.com and they explain how to use the program to the fullest extent. Pokerstove is a very good program as suggested, you might want to also check out poker potjie. it pokerstove except you can look at probabilities of opponents having certain "types" of hands, as well as assign your opponent a hand range, a very handy tool. All in all, I would still use H.U.D. because it just provides everything to analyze a hand you'll ever need. If you must have something else, just google it, this is the first link that came up when i googled: hand history analyzer: [url]http://www.pokerlistings.com/analysis-software[/url] good luck! [/QUOTE]

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