Hey guys whats up?
First of all I'm gonna introduce myself.
I'm a begginer player, I play poker for around 1 year right now always trying to get free content to improve, free softwares or at least the most cheapest ones, since I don't have money to afford real deal stuffs. Anyway, lately I'm trying to find a way to study poker as close as possible to (given the limitations) professional players. So I manage to find a free solver (Desktop Postflop| It's not that optimal but, indeed there's some uses for it) I just made some tests to check if there's similarities with GTO but, I realized that it works a little bit different but it's close, and overall it works well. Now I'm trying to find a good poker trainer. I did found one (PokerTrainer), which seams pretty simple, and close to the other options look like it has a good cost-benefit. I realized that it looks really simple and thought to my self, maybe it would be possible to code something related to it.
With my researches I found this godot project (Godot is a game engine like Unity, or Unreal) https://github.com/COMP359/Godot-Poker-Machine-Learning. If someone decides to try it out let me know if it work and is good, I tried to test it but I can't install some python packages due to lack of space in my ssd, and I actually don't know how to solve this. Anyway, I'm not a programmer (But I have some basics notions of programming) I thought that it would be possible to reuse this project in order to build a simple poker trainer. Maybe just preflop at the moment, perheps let it prepared to post flop situations in the future, something really simple just to practice spots.
So my idea is to reuse some parts of this project and build something similar to PokerTrainer, very simple, and share with the community, if someone is interested in help or have any idea who wants to share please feel free to hit me up. I have no idea how long it would take to accomplish this task btw.
Well taking this oportunity to ask, if someone knows a software that match this ideas, please share haha
EDIT: Well I'm messing around with a different open source software https://github.com/lukebhan/memorizePreFlop |
Pretty good for the purpose I wanted, but still could benefit of some improvements.