OrianasDaad
03-09-2005, 10:37 AM
Just had a thought about a potentially useful peice of software, both for practical purposes, and for advancement of the general theory of Poker.
It would be something that would read PT HH databases, and generate equity for each street, much like PokerStove does. The difference is that it would note the more drastic changes in equity from street to street, compiling them into a single figure, or mabye a series of figures.
Mabye have it also do something to track the equity for each hand and calculate rudimentary pot odds based on this, and tell you if, overall, you are getting good overlays on your draws, or if you draw too thin or -EV.
It's beyond me to write something like this, but I figured someone here might like to take a stab at it.
It would be something that would read PT HH databases, and generate equity for each street, much like PokerStove does. The difference is that it would note the more drastic changes in equity from street to street, compiling them into a single figure, or mabye a series of figures.
Mabye have it also do something to track the equity for each hand and calculate rudimentary pot odds based on this, and tell you if, overall, you are getting good overlays on your draws, or if you draw too thin or -EV.
It's beyond me to write something like this, but I figured someone here might like to take a stab at it.