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Pokertracker
I'm a small stakes NL player seeking advice from more experienced players.
Am I giving up too much by not using pokertracker? If so, what info/advantage does pokertracker give you? I did a search and didn't find anything - if there is a good thread somewhere, just point me too it and I'll leave y'all alone. Thanks -TripKings |
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Re: Pokertracker
it lets u analyze ur play...in addition to gametime+ it allows you to have information about players even if ur not paying attention. Its definately worth $55.
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Re: Pokertracker
It's worth the money, I question the validity of it's 6max rankings, the few sets of rules out there to implement are suspect.
The best part is analyzing your aggression level, position where you are winning and losing money, and what hands you are winning and losing at. You can certainly find and fix leaks quite easily by routinely looking through it. Keeping notes on other players is indeed a necessary tool as you move up stakes as well. |
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Re: Pokertracker
It's great for figuring out who the fishies are quickly and easily. Great program, great customer support.
It's also great to remember when you got it all in with the fish drawing dead, when you won that $600 pot with unimproved AK, when you sucked out on someone hard. |
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Re: Pokertracker
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Thanks for the replys. Sounds like I need to get PT. Until then... what are the numbers that many posters put with a HH? ie. 49/24/1.29. Thanks again. -TripKings . |
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Re: Pokertracker
Normally 1st number is Voluntarily put money into pot...ie playing too many hands.
2nd number is preflop raise percentage. 3rd number is combined post flop aggression percentage. |
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