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Instantly calculates the odds of your current hand,
giving you a clear picture and recommendation of
what you should do in real time, according to the
calculated probabilites between you and your
opponent. The most accurate Poker Odds Calculator
with the proprietary, patent-pending CombiCalc™
Calculation Method. Use the software to gain a
competitive advantage over the other players at the
table
giving you a clear picture and recommendation of
what you should do in real time, according to the
calculated probabilites between you and your
opponent. The most accurate Poker Odds Calculator
with the proprietary, patent-pending CombiCalc™
Calculation Method. Use the software to gain a
competitive advantage over the other players at the
table
Choose your style of play - from tight to loose, from passive to aggressive.
Intuitive and user-friendly interface blends into the natural environment of
the online poker room.
Pokerbility was created for the purpose of helping Texas Hold’em players
improve their performance at the poker table. Pokerbility analyzes your play,
autoreads your cards, and delivers odds as well as advice on what would be
the best play in the given situation.
Before the flop, Hold'em hands are ranked according to a hands historic
performance combined with the given number of opponents. This means that
a hand that is strong against a single opponent may do poorly, statistically,
against 5 or 8 opponents. As always, a pair of aces is the best hand before
the flop, but 9-4 off-suit (not the same suit) is not always the worst hand
(statistically speaking, 3-2 off-suit loses more often in a heads-up game).
After the flop, hand ranking is more direct and the cards are ranked only by
their strength in combination with the cards on the table. For example, if your
Texas Hold'em hand rank is 50% after the flop, this means that half of all
possible hands out there would beat you at that point.
When Pokerbility recommends betting advice, it takes into account all the
known factors, such as hand rank, the chances of improving your hand by
drawing certain cards (known as outs), the number of people you are playing
against, what cards these opponents might be holding, and your position at
the table.
There is always value in detail about the hands that one has played. From
the Menu, click on the Hands Report listing to be shown some basic details
about the number of hands that have been played during your Pokerbility
session.
Pokerbility is a program designed to attach to your computer and work with
many of the various online poker rooms. It provides up-to-the-second
analysis of your hand strength in relation to the field.
If you get dealt a lousy hand like 9s-2c, Pokerbility will tell you your hand is
an underdog to more than 95 percent of the possible hands out there.
Pokerbility also may tell you that Ks-Js is a decent hand in middle position
and stands a 72 percent chance of being the best hand. Easy stuff, I know,
but you have to start somewhere.
These numbers will spell out the strength of your hand. Pokerbility will then
take these numbers and provide recommendations, suggesting to either
check, call, fold or raise.
"Poker is a game of numbers and for a lot of people, it's like having a tutor
sitting alongside you while you play," Jeff Brinks of Pokerbility said. "The
human mind can't calculate the statistics as you play with the accuracy of this
program."
Intuitive and user-friendly interface blends into the natural environment of
the online poker room.
Pokerbility was created for the purpose of helping Texas Hold’em players
improve their performance at the poker table. Pokerbility analyzes your play,
autoreads your cards, and delivers odds as well as advice on what would be
the best play in the given situation.
Before the flop, Hold'em hands are ranked according to a hands historic
performance combined with the given number of opponents. This means that
a hand that is strong against a single opponent may do poorly, statistically,
against 5 or 8 opponents. As always, a pair of aces is the best hand before
the flop, but 9-4 off-suit (not the same suit) is not always the worst hand
(statistically speaking, 3-2 off-suit loses more often in a heads-up game).
After the flop, hand ranking is more direct and the cards are ranked only by
their strength in combination with the cards on the table. For example, if your
Texas Hold'em hand rank is 50% after the flop, this means that half of all
possible hands out there would beat you at that point.
When Pokerbility recommends betting advice, it takes into account all the
known factors, such as hand rank, the chances of improving your hand by
drawing certain cards (known as outs), the number of people you are playing
against, what cards these opponents might be holding, and your position at
the table.
There is always value in detail about the hands that one has played. From
the Menu, click on the Hands Report listing to be shown some basic details
about the number of hands that have been played during your Pokerbility
session.
Pokerbility is a program designed to attach to your computer and work with
many of the various online poker rooms. It provides up-to-the-second
analysis of your hand strength in relation to the field.
If you get dealt a lousy hand like 9s-2c, Pokerbility will tell you your hand is
an underdog to more than 95 percent of the possible hands out there.
Pokerbility also may tell you that Ks-Js is a decent hand in middle position
and stands a 72 percent chance of being the best hand. Easy stuff, I know,
but you have to start somewhere.
These numbers will spell out the strength of your hand. Pokerbility will then
take these numbers and provide recommendations, suggesting to either
check, call, fold or raise.
"Poker is a game of numbers and for a lot of people, it's like having a tutor
sitting alongside you while you play," Jeff Brinks of Pokerbility said. "The
human mind can't calculate the statistics as you play with the accuracy of this
program."
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The product comes with a default strategy setting that players can use right
from the start, but there is more than one available style. Pokerbility has
customization options to make the advice as tight or loose as the player
desires, even though the math will remain constant.
"If you stick to the recommendations, you will for sure play better than what
you had, and I'm confident that most players will show a profit over the long
term," Brinks said.
Before the launch of Pokerbility six months ago, the company put together a
test of 1,000 players who followed the advice completely while using the
software online. Brinks said 93 percent showed a profit after 1,000 hands of
play.
Pokerbility has already registered more than 100,000 downloads through its
Web site, pokerbility.com. Players can purchase the product for $49.95 or
may secure the product for free through online poker promotions.
Customers may also secure a free trial of the product through the
Pokerbility Web site.
Using the software, I played a 25-50 cent No-Limit Hold 'Em cash game
session on a well-known poker Web site. I played 200 hands under the
guideline that I would use only the advice dispersed through the software,
despite my desire to do otherwise. The only adjustment made was to make
the playing style slightly looser than the default setting.
The session produced a $36 profit. I tried it two more times and produced
another $17 win and a $14 loss, but the long-term results through 600
hands produced a $39 win after eight hours of play for about $5 per hour
profit. Not bad at all if you could keep this rate going long term.
Download Pokerbility
from the start, but there is more than one available style. Pokerbility has
customization options to make the advice as tight or loose as the player
desires, even though the math will remain constant.
"If you stick to the recommendations, you will for sure play better than what
you had, and I'm confident that most players will show a profit over the long
term," Brinks said.
Before the launch of Pokerbility six months ago, the company put together a
test of 1,000 players who followed the advice completely while using the
software online. Brinks said 93 percent showed a profit after 1,000 hands of
play.
Pokerbility has already registered more than 100,000 downloads through its
Web site, pokerbility.com. Players can purchase the product for $49.95 or
may secure the product for free through online poker promotions.
Customers may also secure a free trial of the product through the
Pokerbility Web site.
Using the software, I played a 25-50 cent No-Limit Hold 'Em cash game
session on a well-known poker Web site. I played 200 hands under the
guideline that I would use only the advice dispersed through the software,
despite my desire to do otherwise. The only adjustment made was to make
the playing style slightly looser than the default setting.
The session produced a $36 profit. I tried it two more times and produced
another $17 win and a $14 loss, but the long-term results through 600
hands produced a $39 win after eight hours of play for about $5 per hour
profit. Not bad at all if you could keep this rate going long term.
Download Pokerbility
