Improve you poker game instantly by analyzing your game, PokerOffice is a poker odds calculator. It allows you to track all of your opponent's actions as well as your own poker game while you are playing, without any need for hand histories or user input.
PokerOffice is a must tool for any player who wants to understand how to improve the game. I have personally used this so long that I have many thousand hands collected in my own database. Here are some tips how you can easily become better poker player in just few minutes.
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1. FLOP PERCENTAGE & TABLE STATISTICS
Make sure that you find tables where there is plenty of action. Stay away from tight tables, it is just a waste of time. If you read more you understand why...
Look at the Table Statistics if the table statistics is less 20% change table. If the stats are over 30% stay and play. You will win eventually!
2. SPOT LOOSE PLAYERS
Join a table, play for a while... It is very important that you find tables where PokerOffice shows Green people playing. That is usually a sign of a loosing player who plays passively and sees too many hands. MAKE SURE THAT YOU DON’T HAVE GREEN PLAYER AS YOUR ICON. IF YOU ARE THE ONE WHO HAS THE GREEN ICON. STOP PLAYING POKER AND READ A BOOK WHY YOU ARE A LOOSING PLAYER.
You want to play poker against individual who are marked as green.
3. STAY AWAY FROM TIGHT POKER GAMES
This is an example of a loose player playing in a tight game. The screen has been sorted by “SawFlop” %. This reveals quickly how first two players are calling too many flops. The end result can be seen on $Won column. So when comparing the table’s total SawFlop% vs. table statistics we can see that two first players (with the blue icon) are calling to see too many flops. So why are they loosing their money? The answer is very simple. By looking at table statistics below we see that most of the players are playing very tight poker. This means that first two player are calling with more speculative hand where most of the other players are using AA, AK, KK, and similar combinations. Eventually this means that first two players are playing against the rest of the table who are just waiting for monster hands.
Poker table with two loose players and rest tight players.
All screen are taken from poker hand analysis software called PokerOffice. You can download your free copy of PokerOffice here.