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05-19-06, 03:25 PM
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I've also taken a look at the statistical analsyis provided by each program, but really - there are only so many ways to crunch the numbers... This seems like a heated debate on some forums (thank the Google) and it may boil down to 2 things
1) personal preference 2) does PO support where you want to play (PT supports several more sites) I'm not sure why some poeple choose PT over PO or vise-versa. For me, I like the real-time odds calculator and I can datamine tables in real time that I'm not playing at (if you have a player at your table who is also on 4 other tables you can get the data from ALL of his hands presented to you, not just the ones you're involved in). On the other hand more people seem to use PT. Not that I'm a fan of more popular=more better, far from it, but if you need help you have a bigger community to ask which could be an advantage. Although, you need 2 programs to do what PO does with 1 and that can add a level of complexity... Additionally.....  De-coder |
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05-19-06, 03:38 PM
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Poker Tracker does this too. It's not "real time," as it's "every 1 minute," but come on... how much can a guy's stats change in 15 seconds???
And as I said before, I think the odds calculator is a bit silly, but if that's something you really want, there are free ones out there that you can use in addition to Poker Tracker. Don't quote me on that, but I'm pretty sure there are. From the couple of those that I have looked at though, I've thought they were complete junk. You've also made a very good point about more people being able to help you if you go with Poker Tracker. I know ZERO people who use Poker Office and {a lot} who use Poker Tracker. |
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