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Message: [QUOTE="starfall, post: 400726, member: 7551"] You can get pokertracker for free if you're happy to sign up to and play at some of their affiliated sites, so it can end up costing you nothing. It does provide lots of useful statistics to help you track your profits and losses, and to work out how you can improve your game. For example, you can see how profitable playing at different stakes is proving to you, you can see which hands are resulting in profits, etc. I'd recommend downloading the trial version of it, and trying out what it can do - you can store 1000 hands in there, which should give you some idea of whether you like it or not, and whether you find it helpful. Alternatively there are some ones which offer live advice (including PokerOffice), but all of the decent software packages offer some kind of trial version to allow you to see which one you like best. [/QUOTE]