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[ba-poker] Hand Tracking
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- Subject: [ba-poker] Hand Tracking
- From: "Uncle Roger" <rogerc22(deleted the rest)>
- Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 12:31:55 -0700
OK, I'm a convert. I bought PokerTracker and subscribed to PokerEDGE. I
like them both.
I don't think I will ever again play in online ring games without using some
form of hand tracking.
For S & G games, however, the data is often fragmentary. I'd rather have
one good piece of qualitative information (e.g., "the player limped UTG with
Q7s at a full table lvl 3") than quantitative information based on a small
sample (e.g., "In 30 hands, the player had a 45% rate of voluntarily putting
money in the pot")
Keeping track of both qualitative and quantitative information gives you
plenty to do. People who play several tables at once must give short shrift
to one or the other. If they focus on the statistics instead of noting
specific moves of individual players, does that mean that they are not
practicing player-analysis skills that they will need in B&M games?
PokerTracker has a really neat hand replay feature. For Party Players,
PokerEDGE has a lot of data and a nifty interface.
All that being said, it seems to me that there is a niche for an online site
that defeats hand tracking by allowing players to change their screen names
periodically.
Roger
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