Pot odds

Posted:
Wed Dec 21, 2011 11:11 pm
by PartyAnimal
Please find a way to display important real-time stats such as pot odds, outs, hand strength and ICM equity. If software such as Holdem Indicator, PokerTableStats, Poker Wingman, Poker Calculator Pro, Pokerbility, Texas Calculatem, Tournament Indicator, etc. can display real-time stats, then the 4th generation of PokerTracker should also be able to do so.
Re: Pot odds

Posted:
Thu Dec 22, 2011 11:25 am
by waree
All the software you mentioned have nothing to do with a software like PT (or even HEM). This type of soft almost make decision for you while PT help you analysing your game.
You'll never be able to improve your game if you don't have your own reflection about what going on on the table...
As a poker player you should be able to know how many outs you have, the strenght of your hand, pot odds, etc.
I'm a begginer too and have a lots of work (analizing hands, reading books/forums) coming to play good poker (maybe I'll never be able to play good poker, who know ?) but I can give you one advice : leave alone all these soft you mentionned and make reflection by yourself. ;)
We all have to pay our learning by loosing some money in the beggining I think. after when you begin to win consistently you know that you did it by yourself.
(Sorry for my english).
Re: Pot odds

Posted:
Thu Dec 22, 2011 9:45 pm
by PartyAnimal
waree wrote:As a poker player you should be able to know how many outs you have, the strenght of your hand, pot odds, etc.
Ummm, as a good poker player, you should be able to know how often your opponents play a hand and raise along with pot odds, but if you're multi-tabling, you need good software that can tell you all of that instantly. Holdem Manager has real-time stats such as pot odds, so PT4 will lose many customers like me if they don't have that important feature.
Re: Pot odds

Posted:
Fri Dec 23, 2011 7:54 am
by WhiteRider
I do not expect information about the hand in progress to be added to PokerTracker in the immediate future. It may be something we consider in the future.