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Pokit2s
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| GoldenDomer9 wrote: |
| So is the Pokertracker $50 fee a one time thing? And while you're playing, I'm assuming you just have it up simultaneously and you can click back & forth to hopefully spot something advantageous? |
Yes the fee of $50 is one time only. There is also a PokerTracker forum if you have any troubles. I'm not sure how the players stats work in Full Tilt. I know in my cash games at Party I can see all the player's stats at the table. You might want to go to pokertracker.com and look around on the forum to see any tips for using it with Full Tilt. |
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Jaconda78
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| Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 12:53 pm Post subject: |
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| I recommend buying pokertracker, and spending an additional $25 for pokerace HUD (heads up display). This shows the players' stats at your table, overlayed over the site's GUI so you can see them as you play. It allows you, with the click of a button on the player's name/avatar, to pull up stats such as showdown win percentage, fold to flop (or turn or river) bet percentage, attempt to steal percentage, aggression, preflop raise percentage, etc. It's an invaluable tool, especially for those who multitable - it allows pokertracker to "observe" your opponents for you. |
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GoldenDomer9
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| Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 1:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Jaconda78 wrote: |
| I recommend buying pokertracker, and spending an additional $25 for pokerace HUD (heads up display). This shows the players' stats at your table, overlayed over the site's GUI so you can see them as you play. It allows you, with the click of a button on the player's name/avatar, to pull up stats such as showdown win percentage, fold to flop (or turn or river) bet percentage, attempt to steal percentage, aggression, preflop raise percentage, etc. It's an invaluable tool, especially for those who multitable - it allows pokertracker to "observe" your opponents for you. |
Sweet...
Sorry for being the noob here, but what is GUI?
So just so I'm straight, though. If you get the extra $25 option, you can see all the info you need right on my Full Tilt table I'm playing at? And if not, I have to toggle/minimize between the two programs (FT & Tracker)? |
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Jaconda78
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| Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 2:34 pm Post subject: |
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| GUI is the graphic user interface, or what you actually see. Yes, pokerace HUD lets you see the stuff right on the full tilt table. If you don't have it, it can be difficult to get the info you need off of pokertracker in time for it to be useful - you'd have to look up each player one at a time. There is a free program, gametime+ that you can download that is similar to pokerace HUD, but has far less information. |
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GoldenDomer9
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| Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 3:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Jaconda78 wrote: |
| GUI is the graphic user interface, or what you actually see. Yes, pokerace HUD lets you see the stuff right on the full tilt table. If you don't have it, it can be difficult to get the info you need off of pokertracker in time for it to be useful - you'd have to look up each player one at a time. There is a free program, gametime+ that you can download that is similar to pokerace HUD, but has far less information. |
Thanks for your help Jaconda.  |
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Jaconda78
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| No problem, that's what I'm here for. Feel free to ask more questions here, or email/IM me. |
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Pokit2s
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| Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:24 pm Post subject: |
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| I'm not sure if GameTime+ works with Full Tilt, but it is a free program that uses PokerTracker to put all of the same stats on the table. I know it works with Party. Any idea if it works with Full Tilt Jaconda? |
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Jaconda78
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| It does work with FT. |
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cypress_98
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At a tight table, i aim for about 20-25%. At a loose table, i sometimes shoot for 30% or maybe even more. It depends on who you are playing, what thier stacks are, and what type of table it is in general. In NL, it is profitable in the long run to see more flops (as opposed to limit) and try to hit big hands, especially at low limits, since players will pay you off.
Consequently, in limit, i like to keep my flops seen to about 20%, regardless of table type. Bluffing and trick plays do not work as well |
I am the opposite here. Loose tables I see less hands. Tight tables i tend to see more hands. |
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