Playing Mathematical Poker: Know Your Odds!

The main feature of Poker Pal is the winning chance probability percentage. Consider a game of Texas Hold'em where there are 5 players total. Before the hole cards are even dealt, each player has a 1 in 5 (or 20%) chance of winning that hand. If, after the hole cards have been dealt, a player suddenly only has a 14% chance of winning, she would be making a mathematically incorrect call if she were to continue playing the hand. Knowing when to “hold'em” or “fold'em” is the key to being a successful Poker player.

Additionally, Poker Pal integrates the use of pot odds (either true or implied) in it's calculations. When you play online, Poker Pal keeps track of all the bets, calls and raises and automatically calculates pot odds on-the-fly. The object is simple: if your winning chance is greater than your pot odds percentage then it is mathematically favorable. If not, then the pot odds are unfavorable. Often, it is advisable to call with relatively bad cards (low win chance) simply because of favorable pot odds. The laws of mathematics suggests that, if you do so, you will profit in the long run.

Using all this information, Poker Pal will even give suggestions for new and novice players to help you learn the game. After using the software for a while as you play, you'll find that your game improves and you'll more readily recognize bad plays and missed opportunities. In more scientific natured games such as Omaha Hi/Lo or any 7 Card Stud game, Poker Pal comes into it's own by instantly helping you with the complex aspects of the game. For example, in 7 Card Stud, Poker Pal keeps track of all face up cards on the board and any that have been folded earlier in the hand. This information is taken into account when Poker Pal is performing calculations.

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