JLocke

While that might have been true in the past, I really don't agree any longer. The last updates have really brought PokerOffice up to the top again, i.e. moveable stats, faster, omaha support, etc. Might be because I've used PokerOffice for so long but I just think it's a lot easier to use and the presentation of everything is better.

Don´t the "Catholic" think something in the style: 1. God2. Priests3. The rest of the humansAnd I don´t understand why the priets are above the rest of the humans?

Absolute Poker is rigged, or they are at least not caring about the cheating that goes on in the higher limits. That's what most people seem to think anyway.

I also prefer Poker Office. I'm pretty horrible when it comes to computers and PO just seemed to be easier to use so that what I went with.

I'd be very surprised if he hasn't invested a couple of millions already.

I would only wait if it's a fish that I play with a lot, if I know him personally or if I by a magical reason knew he would wait if I disconnected.

I definitely think you should consider getting Poker Office. It's a lot easier to use IMO since it's got a more functional interface and has all the tools built in. Oh well, you should check it out, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

nah, she's likely to be busto and is now grinding it in the $2 SNG's.

iPoker?

Those numbers are player stats from softwares such as Poker Office and Poker tracker; VPIP (voluntarily put money in the pot preflop %), PFR (preflop raise%) and Aggression factor. Poker Tracker and Poker Office are tracking softwares that stores all your played hands in a database.

Eldiablo on twoplustwo said that most of his money comes from various investments and that he's got a bankroll of $45m. Not sure how much truth there is to that statement, but oh well.

He's cts from 2+2, right?

Poker Office shows odds, percentages, outs, etc. in the table overlay. I'm not sure if you're looking for a realtime software or one that you can look up situations in afterwards though. I think Cardplayer has an odds calculator on their website.

I'm against it. I'm not at all against softwares like Poker Office and Poker Tracker though, since those softwares just shows you stats, but in the end you're the one who has to make the decisions. Why wouldn't a software that played for you postflop be allowed if a software that handled all the preflop decisions was? And if both were allowed, all the fishes would play with these new bots.

FYP

Can't see many more than Benyamine, Ivey, Townsend and Durr playing that high online.Oh, I guess the usual short stacker would be there (shortstackers as in buying in for $20k, lol).

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Wow, that seems pretty decent. How is he doing in nl hold'em?

He should have set the prize money on fire in front of everyone.

In Sweden it's not even allowed to tip casino employees, but I'm pretty sure that the dealers are making a lot more than their US colleagues. In fact I've heard that US dealers only makes very little above minimum wage and actually relies on tips.

That rumor sure fooled a lot of people. I think it was started as a joke by someone on 2p2. One of Texaslimitking's friends wrote on a swedish poker forum that he took a long vaccation.

I'm using poker office, which is pretty similar and I definitely think it's worth the cost. Keeping track of my opponents and replaying my sessions are probably the things that have helped my game the most.

Sbrugby had a really tough time vs Ivey. I read that the final tally was around $500k.

I'd much rather buy in with the $200 in a $1k nl game and hope for a lucky session.

Wow, congrats to you! I was pretty sure it was impossible to win in that thing.