Amateur Poker Association & Tour
Poker Forum => Online Archive => Online Poker => General Online Poker Discussion => Topic started by: bubblebuster27 on August 05, 2009, 20:52:23 PM
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Can anyone recommend any decent tracking software. I play MTT"s and STT"s mainly.
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Can anyone recommend any decent tracking software. I play MTT"s and STT"s mainly.
PokerTracker is excellent for cash but I wouldn"t recommend it for MTT or STT.
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Can anyone recommend any decent tracking software. I play MTT"s and STT"s mainly.
PokerTracker is excellent for cash but I wouldn"t recommend it for MTT or STT.
That"ll be a no then :D.
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I"ve just started using Tournament Indicator - seems pretty good. Gives you the usual stats (VPIP, PFR, Ag, etc), and also gives at a glance stuff per player like current M, last 5 hands $+/-, etc. Costs $90, but is free if you subscribe to one of their Alliance sites and play out 900 tourney hands.
I thought playing out 900 hands on Everest would be easy, so fired up a couple of turbo STTs.... played them through, checked my progress, and found I had only played 9 hands! Beware - it only counts hands where you see a flop!
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Cheers. I"ll check it out
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I"ve just started using Tournament Indicator - seems pretty good. Gives you the usual stats (VPIP, PFR, Ag, etc), and also gives at a glance stuff per player like current M, last 5 hands $+/-, etc. Costs $90, but is free if you subscribe to one of their Alliance sites and play out 900 tourney hands.
I thought playing out 900 hands on Everest would be easy, so fired up a couple of turbo STTs.... played them through, checked my progress, and found I had only played 9 hands! Beware - it only counts hands where you see a flop!
I tried this out as well; found it quit good played 4 tournaments with it, cashed in 3 won 1. Was considering the free route with Everest until I saw the 900 flop hands. Could do with more than 48 hours trial to see if it's worth $90