This program was made for players who are beginning to understand the basic concepts of poker in order to be a didactic program. In this case the concepts of Pot odds or Call odds.
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- Easy to use:
1- [Pot $] Insert number of chips in the pot.
2- [Bet $] Insert number of chips that we put in the pot.
3- [Calculate] Click the button to see the result, for example 2-1.
RESULT
4- The number of the result are our Pot odds or Call odds which will tell us if it is profitable to call or fold.
- The result can be compared to the table given below and clicking on mini buttons can see examples of outs.
+ Feedback, suggestions, corrections, testing (all served and I is helpful for future versions):
-in Function examples outs would like to complete with minimal two examples with the most common plays that happen again and again. So help me good examples. (You can post a hand thread).
-If there is some conceptual error please correct me.
-I've tested several times soft and works well, many mistakes resolved with time commitment.
-It was made for educational purposes and free download.
-English-Language yet.
-No installation required.
-Allows Decimals.
Certification of authorship
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Official page: http://www.potodds-calculator-v1.sourceforge.net
Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/potodds-calculator-v1/
Other thread: https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/es/forum/thread.php
Last updates:
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-Change result = 2:1
-Add new complete outs table
-Shortcut key Enter = Calculate.
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We were not involved in the development and thus cannot guarantee the reliability or proper functionality of this software.
You use the software described in this thread at your own risk.[/b]
