Is Poker Tracker Worth Buying??

I just downloaded the Free Try It Copy of Poker Tracker and I notice that there's a lot of stuff that just doesn't work unless I register the software, which I assume means purchasing the software. So, before I do that, what do you think? Worth it?

[Dariel86]

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YES!

[Rasputin]

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I just downloaded the Free Try It Copy of Poker Tracker and I notice that there's a lot of stuff that just doesn't work unless I register the software, which I assume means purchasing the software. So, before I do that, what do you think? Worth it?

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It would be worth it if it cost twice as much.

Short and sweet responses. Thanks. And what do you think are the best features? Anyone? Thanks again!

[Bazuul]

to me, the best feature is being able to easily see your results and patterns with various hands and in various positions

that alone makes it worth the price, everything else is just icing on the cake

[randomstumbl]

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Short and sweet responses. Thanks. And what do you think are the best features? Anyone? Thanks again!

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When you first buy PT, the best feature is using a HUD such as PokerAce to get info on your opponents.

After awhile, the best feature is the information on yourself. You can use the stats to see where you're losing money or not making as much as you expect. It's by far the easiest way to find leaks.

[Allinlife]

you would be wasting your 55$ if you bought PT.

it just records all the hands you played, replay it, shows stats, hourly rates, works with PokerAceHUD to provide you with statiscal edge real time against other players and ends up plugging countless leaks.

I seriously regret paying 55$ for it, they were lucky they gave me 2 serial codes to work with though, otherwise I would have been pretty pissed.

[Python49]

OP must be new to poker.

[Jim Kuhn]

For most posters on these forums it is worth much more than the price. For the average poker player it is not worth the $50. Most poker players do not care about getting better. They are either just playing for fun or 'are already an expert'!

Thank you,

Jim Kuhn
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Download it. Then download a password cracker. Voila! Free Poker Tracker.