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    PokerOffice Review

    Outsmart your opponents
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    PokerOffice is definitely up there with the best when it comes to poker tracking software. One of the many great features it has is the built in heads up display. The HUD takes real-time statistics from all your opponents you are playing on every table which makes multi tabling much easier and more effective. The HUD will display all your opponents’ stats that you require including bb/100 hands, how often they defend blinds and their pre/post flop statistics giving you a great summary of the player you are up against. The live game tracker that poker office displays in its HUD also gives you real time information on pot odds, outs, draw offs right there on the table. You can also have it watch a table in order to get some hands on your opponents before you sit down.

    PokerOffice isn’t just a HUD though; it tracks all your tournament and cash game results and allows you to graph them in a variety of ways including your profit line and even the tightness of a table that you’ve been playing over a certain period of time. These charts, along with the extensive data-filtering capabilities built into the program, allow users to pinpoint and plug their leaks while exploiting their opponents’ weaknesses. Along with being printable I feel that the graphing ability of PokerOffice leaves very little to be desired.

    Overall PokerOffice is a great piece of tracking kit that deserves its place as one of the leading trackers on the market. With it you are able to look over you plays find your leaks and improve your game with relative ease. When used correctly you really can maximise your profits and minimise your loses.
    Last edited by Pates; 08-20-2009 at 07:30 PM.

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    I've had a go with the demo of this and it seems pretty good tbh. Worth a look IMO.

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    PokerOffice was the first tool I used properly. Managed to get it after a few days of raking money at Mansion Poker (they have a promo going on just go to the PO website). Very cheap way to go about getting some top quality software.

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    your reviews don't tell us which tool is the best
    [QUOTE=The Incompetent-Donkey;34661]Also entirely agree with the floating out of position thing, it sounds like something Jeremy would do.[/QUOTE]

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    Quote Originally Posted by SirJonnyP View Post
    your reviews don't tell us which tool is the best
    We plonked ourselves right on the fence, lame I know but they are all pretty similar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SirJonnyP View Post
    your reviews don't tell us which tool is the best
    Which tool is best is going to be a complex topic that will be very opinionated. I think the information about Poker Tracker is a bit dated as PT3 has always offered a HUD with the program.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizkit View Post
    Which tool is best is going to be a complex topic that will be very opinionated. I think the information about Poker Tracker is a bit dated as PT3 has always offered a HUD with the program.
    Good point, I'll edit that out. PokerTracker has had an inbuilt HUD for the past 2 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PlateFish View Post
    Good point, I'll edit that out. PokerTracker has had an inbuilt HUD for the past 2 years.
    lol so not long then
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