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Poker site power over 3rd party software debate. PDF Print E-mail
Written by krishna   
Tuesday, 30 December 2008 23:10

In light of the most recent pressure from Full Tilt and Poker Stars, here are some interesting points of view in regards to how far the poker sites have gone into regulating which 3rd party software player are using. as you may know, both sites had upgrades recently in order to deter some of the data-mining programs, which include Poker Edge, Poker Tracker and Sherlock.

Read more: Poker site power over 3rd party software debate.  [Poker site power over 3rd party software debate.]
 
Poker Edge guide to playing on Poker Stars PDF Print E-mail
Written by krishna   
Monday, 29 December 2008 19:05

The PokerEdge user guide to playing on Poker Stars. This monthly subscription service is normally under the scrutiny of PokerStars and other poker sites as well. So when using the software there are additional precautions to take, which may in fact change from time to time. Not loading the software properly for playing will surely get you noticed by PokerStars security.

Read more: Poker Edge guide to playing on Poker Stars  [Poker Edge guide to playing on Poker Stars]
 
The Odds of winning big with connectors. PDF Print E-mail
Written by krishna   
Wednesday, 24 December 2008 20:12

Phil Hellmuth almost loses his mind after this hand which preflop had him as a huge favorite. However both hands are marginal, and even though Bryan played loose, the thing with connectors is that they can turn into big pots. You always have to be aware of your opponent's stack and his propensity to dump it to you if things go good for you in this hand. The thing with Hellmuth is that he rarely lets his stack ride in marginal situations so this doesn't bode well as a long term strategy for Bryan either. he really got lucky here on the river, and then made an additional error in betting.

Read more: The Odds of winning big with connectors.  [The Odds of winning big with connectors.]
 
Full Tilt now Cracking Down on Poker Datamining Software PDF Print E-mail
Written by krishna   
Friday, 19 December 2008 16:54

Hand history exchanging, and data mining software is finally coming under the scrutiny of Full Tilt security staff with reports of players' accounts being frozen during investigations.

Read more: Full Tilt now Cracking Down on Poker Datamining Software  [Full Tilt now Cracking Down on Poker Datamining Software]
 
How many outs in this hand? Who's Counting? PDF Print E-mail
Written by krishna   
Wednesday, 17 December 2008 04:43

This kind of question comes up frequently with users getting familiar with the software but do have a good understanding of poker in general. Some poker calculators are intuitive enough to be letting you know about duplicate outs and factor that in to win odds and pot odds calculations.

Read more: How many outs in this hand? Who's Counting?  [How many outs in this hand? Who's Counting?]
 
Using software to play poker by the hour. PDF Print E-mail
Written by krishna   
Sunday, 14 December 2008 17:28

Many players taken upon themselves to learn the game of hold'em better and better, as their early experiences in the game sent them around the school of hard knocks a few times.  Usually after entering the online poker scene, fresh players tend to quickly get better, or get out of the game entirely. It doesn't take long to realize that firstly, it isn't as easy as it looks, and secondly, bluffing your way to internet poker stardom is about as likely as getting a part in the next John Wayne movie.

Read more: Using software to play poker by the hour.  [Using software to play poker by the hour.]
 
Poker Software Programmers release PokerStars Fix Dec/12 PDF Print E-mail
Written by krishna   
Friday, 12 December 2008 22:40

Release issued for some software designers for PokerStars update.

Read more: Poker Software Programmers release PokerStars Fix Dec/12  [Poker Software Programmers release PokerStars Fix Dec/12]
 
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