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Tournament indicator

misterwilliams said:
Current I use Holdem Indicator and Tournament with great results. They both offer instant poker odds, real time opponent statistics, and betting patterns in simple & easy to understand displays.

Sometimes I forget to pay attention to the Win Odds before calling. I am also watching the Pot Odds before calling. Personal, I think it works slightly better in cash games because of fewer changing factors.

:jd4: Tournament Indicator comes with a 7-Day Trial (No credit card required):angel:

Holdem Indicator: holdemindicator.com
Tournament Indicator: tournamentindicator.com/
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At the moment I play on poker stars. I play sngs and tournaments.

I use tournament indicator. Is there any other site that lets you use Tournament indicator? I am from the UK as I know a lot of poker sites don't allow software tools anymore
 
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hand2note is excellent!

I've only used other software a few times. When I was on a team I experienced
PT4 and holdem manager, but I didn't delve into it. (I have it installed on an old computer)
However, I use hand2note and in the free version it is as complete as all of these.
I used the paid version for a month and it's just amazing!
In the dynamic hud, any stat you hover over the arrow shows various information.
For example :
You have the PFR when you pass the arrow over it, a table appears with the range and frequency that villain opens raise.
Another example of a total 3-bet: the same situation, every 3-bet total range, of course only hands that went to showdawn appear in the range.
It has several tools to automate the comparison between actions. You can create your own! (in this case I didn't have time to learn because only in the paid versions)
The popups are amazing, so much information you get lost, and all the features editable.
The database they create in their storage takes up almost no space, I don't know what kind of file they convert to, what matters is that the algorithm reads and translates and gives me the information perfectly.
It has the sessions tab that has an amazing organization system, I don't even know what to say with so many resources it's hard!
How do you think I'm doing this equity and RNG study?
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And the best part I use the free version, imagine the paid one??
If I could afford it, I would easily pay over $2000 for an annual license, even more so after what they did for me by providing free access and no expiration date!
 
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That’s a bit unfair to the people playing with no tools ��
 
I have newer used any of this software. And I will newer. I will that I play, I make decisions, I risk and learn with time and get better.
 
Hello, I once used a software when it belonged to a stable ... and the amount of statistics they give is great ... They are very helpful 😀
 
I have always been a user of a poker database and a HUD. I think I would like to add with ALL the poker news lately, this is not RTA (real time assistance). I would also add in that playing in small stakes cash and tourneys online are still possible. You will NOT be playing against a "team" of regs. This kind of thing does happen at high stakes and it is terrible for poker, but these guys risk their reputations and their ability to generate money outside of poker if they get caught up in a scandal.

One word of caution if you choose to use a HUD, you will be able to search and find all kinds of ways to interpret stats, BUT most stats you need a huge sample size to make any real exploits. I recommend just tracking VPIP, PFR, 3Bet, and maybe C-Bet frequencies, if you are playing low stakes, chances are you will not play enough hands against the same villains to worry about other stats.
 
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Hi Tammy. Excellent contribution to me. Thanks.
 
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deepsolver.com is another browser based solver, imho the best one on the market.
 
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I’m investing in a HUD or few if that’s the best option but apart from having been aware of them and their use over the years I’ve never used one. Furthermore the online terminology that most use I’m oblivious to intentional reasons but is what it is. I’m very likely joining GGPoker and one other, possibly PartyPoker or a sports bet client, anyone know and could suggest which HUD/s to go for and why? Customisation is an important need along with instant and statically accurate real time data.
 
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JonasUMP said:
What happened to pokerstove? 🙂 I always liked that one
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Download Equilab, it is the same but more modern and complete than PokerStove, here is the download link if you don't have it
Equilab Free😉
 
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PT4 (HUD), Jurojin (automatic bet sizes, pot odds, bluff equity, SPR, actions throughout the hand and more), Flopzilla for post game study
 
Great and useful post! I used some free huds. I thought about purchasing one, but some of the sies I play banned then. As I don't play regularly, I think is not a valuable investment for me. But I saw some free softwares alternatives in the post, I'll take a look.
 
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I have updated the first post taking out any software on the list that is no longer active, and updated subscription pricing where applicable. Do you guys have other tools that you like to use not on the list?
 
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jsnake716 said:
I am going to share some top-secret shit. If anyone is investing in these "tools" who is NOT already an advanced poker player who is "beating " micros and low stakes tourneys you are falling for the hype.

This thread is offering the basics of a poker database along with equity tools. Players need to be very competent and comfortable with ALL the basic strategy before moving into the considerable investment in GTO theory. I mean this is just my opinion, we all can disagree, I am just using my experience and words of wisdom from some poker players who are much, much better than I am........If you have money to burn....don't let me talk you out of it, Love the journey !!! EDIT::: Actually Flopzilla pro is different than other tools in group
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Hi there. I am a recreational fishy player, but have a lot of ambition to get better. Honestly, your post speaks out what I was thinking the whole time while preparing to find out which tools I want and really need. A HUD is given I guess. But as long as I am not savvy enough about the basics without the tools, I do think these advanced GTO Tools and Solvers may be overkill. Thanks for the post. Gives me some ease to not get too excited about all these magic wand tools.
 
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Hello CC Community. Both my trials for PokerTracker4 and HoldemManager3 have come to an end. I now am using the free Version of HM3 that allows one table low stakes at a time. This is ok for me. The restriction says "only the last 500 hands" too. I am a bit confused. Do I understand that correctly, that this is meant for analysis of my play out of the database, right? Does anybody have a good suggestion for a free tool that is able to import my hand history from Pokerstars and doing leak and hand analysis similar to PT4 or HM3? Any tips welcome. TIA.
 
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