With online poker being so popular, a cottage industry has popped up around the online poker boon, with plenty of online tools, and support programs designed to enhance the online poker players quest for greatness. Below find five tools and toys you can easily find on the internet.
1) Database programs – Both Poker Tracker, and Poker Office offer the purchaser a solid database program to analyze your own play, and keep track of your opponent's play. With SO many players online, if you are a low limit casino extra player, the chances of you seeing eight, or possibly nine different players each time you sit down are significant. But if you are a medium to high limit player, the player pool thins greatly, and it is not only possible, but realistic to get excellent data on most of your opponents. In my opinion, it is essential to keep notes on your opponents, just like you do (consciously or unconsciously) in your local card room by playing live with many of the same people. You will hate the effort of taking notes, until the first time you win a huge NL pot because your notes told you that you have seen a certain player make a certain type of bluff three times prior. Both Poker Tracker, and Poker Office have their individual characteristics, and rather than pontificate on which is best, I suggest interested players go to the individual websites, and download the sample program, and take it foe a test drive. One thing that should be noted is that Poker Tracker supports casino extra Poker Stars, whereas Poker Office does not.
If you want information on EVERY tracked player out there in the poker universe, there is a program called Poker Edge, which has data on over 100,000 players. It should be noted that Poker Edge's main focus is on limit, and tournament players may not get much out of it. Rather than a one-time fee, Poker Edge is a monthly subscription service.
2) Poker hand calculator – A staple of many a players online poker experience is the poker hand calculator at Two Dimes. This calculator can let a player plug in the particulars of any given hand, including multiple hands, and allows a player to see the odds of any of the hands winning. This device supports Hold Em, but also is great for Omaha, Stud (and High/Low versions of each), and even can give you information about Razz, deuce to seven, or Draw. I found this calculator fantastic as I was learning Omaha/8, and I cannot speak highly enough of it. This is one of those tools that has really accelerated the learning curve of learning the math of poker. Twenty years ago, players had to learn all the math of poker by trial and error (assuming their math was correct). Now, tools like the Two Dimes casinoextra.fr calculator give the modern player the ability to see variations, and do the math in a snap.
3) Ultimate Buddy – Unfortunately, no program like Ultimate Buddy exists for other online poker rooms. Some online rooms allow you to search for players efficiently (Poker Stars), and others make it very difficult (Party Poker). Ultimate Buddy allows you to see players you want to find (either your friends, or people you feel you can take for a dollar or two) without doing anything. Indeed, Ultimate Buddy will show you when a certain player logs on, and where that player is playing. Even the online rooms with good player search capabilities don't have the ability to tell you when one of your favorites sits down at a game, and where he or she is playing. It should be noted that Ultimate Buddy is not endorsed, or recognized by Ultimate Bet, and that any player using it is doing so at their own risk.
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