Poker Computer Software
After reading about the game the next step in my training program was to practice on the computer. I believe the best way to learn a casino game is to use tutorial software. I regularly recommend this approach to players who want to learn to play casino games. This allows players to learn the game before they risk real money in the casino. When I made the decision to learn how to casino poker I wanted to find a software program that would allow me to learn the basics of the game. Turbo Texas Hold'em by Wilson Software had all the features I was looking for and more.
When you begin the program you can modify the game settings to set up the game to match any rules or betting limits you will find in the casino. There are several other options to choose table display, how the cards are dealt during play and when new players will be introduced, along with sound and animation choices. I set the options to play a $3 / $6 game and spent my first few hours with the program just getting a feel for how the game was played. The program has an automatic advisor that will assist you in making correct decisions. Before the flop, it will advise you as to which hands are playable for your position. You can chose the quick advise that advises you to check, call, raise, or fold or click on the more detailed advice screen that will show you:
Type of Hand: pair, connector, gapped Your Position: early middle late Pot Status: How many callers Recommendation: check, call, raise, or fold n.tic are nine sets of strategies based on the number of opponents. The advisor may show multiple recommendations in many situations. As with before the flop, it will advise you of the proper decision to make.
There is a button that will allow you to access a screen to show you the odds at any time, either before or after the flop. This display screen shows you the pot odds and also your odds of making any particular hand based on the cards you are holding. As I became more familiar with the importance of odds, I started accessing this screen more to see the reasoning behind the advice given by the program.
One feature of the program that is helpful is the option to "zip" to the beginning of a new hand after you fold. If you are practicing your starting hands only and not working on reading the board, you don't have to wait until the whole hand is played out. This is a real time saver and will enable you to play hundreds of hands in a short amount of time.
After playing awhile you can evaluate your play. The program has a built-in analyzer that keeps track of all the hands played. When you click the "Stat" button you see statistical data for 12 different categories including play evaluation. Bar charts show if you have been playing too tight, too aggressive, too loose, or too passive.
Turbo Texas Hold'em has another feature called Challenge Mike. Mike is the name given to the virtual player who plays according to the correct strategy programmed by the computer. You chose to have Mike play 50, 100, or 200 hands. You then play the same hands and see if you can win more or lose less than Mike. This option is an excellent way to judge your play. If you lose $30 and Mike wins $70 then you have committed some severe errors. No matter how long my practice sessions last with the computer, I always end them by challenging Mike to 50 hands. I make it a practice to do this daily even if I have don't have time for a longer session.
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