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[QUOTE="TimovieMan, post: 3144695, member: 162441"] Back in my limit days, I used Pokerstove all the time for equity calculations. Nowadays it's outdated and hard to find a version that still works. Equilab is its alternative now. It's the fastest to make the calculations for wide ranges where the possibilities are easily in the billions, and it has the Monte Carlo option that just simulates hands really fast to approach the right percentages for calculations that would otherwise take hours. Ace Poker Solutions isn't as fast so some calcs could take several minutes, but it's the most advanced because it's the only one that can assign weighted ranges. The weighted ranges (i.e. some hands will only be in villain's range 40% of the time) make it the equity calculator for the highest, most advanced level of analysis. I use both, depending on the type of calc I need. [/QUOTE]
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