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[QUOTE="slycbnew, post: 1491688, member: 43467"] [B][I]There are two basic functions of these apps (for more detail, visit the vendors' sites and download the free trial):[/I][/B] [B][/B] [B][I]1. Collects data from hand histories that you play. For every hand you play, the poker sites will send you (you have to say you want it) the hand histories. The app loads all actions by all players in the hands you've played into a database. That data is presented to you so you can see statistical analysis of your game (and the games of the other players for those hands you've played against those players). So you can see, for example, how much you've won over a specific time period, what your per hand winrate is, what percentage of the time you enter a pot voluntarily, what percentage of the time you raise preflop, how often you check raise by street, how often you 3bet, how much you win by hand (i.e., AA, KK, 72o, etc.), etc. etc. etc. [/I][/B] [B][/B] [B][I]This is useful in analyzing your game and seeing where you're losing money and where you're winning money. Great self-improvement tool.[/I][/B] [B][/B] [B][I]2. HUD. There's a HUD (Heads Up Display) that sits on top of your tables (for supported sites, see vendor websites for details). This shows statistics for the players on the table, based on all hands that were collected in your database. You can configure the HUD to show the most useful information - as an example, my NLHE 6max HUD shows how often each player voluntarily enters the pot, how often they raise preflop, how often they 3bet, how often they fold to a 3bet, how often they steal, how often they fold to a steal, and a few other stats. I have a different configuration for MTT play, and a third configuration for PLO - the different configs are because I'm interested in slightly different statistics for those than for NLHE.[/I][/B] [B][I]Unfortunately, HEM and PT3 are not free.[/I][/B] [/QUOTE]
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