Texas Hold Em Poker Stats - Real Time Player Statistics And Odds...

  DRAMATICALLY INCREASE YOUR POKER PROFITS BY STALKING YOUR OPPONENTS' PLAY Membership To The PokerEDGE Database Gives You Access To: A Daily Updated Database Consisting Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of Player Profiles Across Over 100 Online Poker Rooms; Past Hands Of Your Opponents; Alerts You To 'Fish' And 'Sharks' At Your Table; Bankroll Activity Of Your Opponents; A Head Up Display Interface Showing You Key Statistics About Your Opponent; VP$IP, % Flops Seen, % Showdowns Won and over 40 other calculations for each player All of this - AND MORE - Automatically! That's right. All you do is launch PokerEDGE, open your poker room and begin playing. When you join a table Edge sniffs out your opponents automatically and updates after every hand! Want to target calling stations and fish to play against online? Wish you could know how loose or agressive a player is as soon as you sit at the table with them? Would you like a warning about sharks at your table? PokerEDGE is truly a revolutionary online poker tool. We all know that keeping player logs can improve our poker game. Now just imagine if you could not only keep notes on the games you play, but also see player notes from thousands of other players -- All organized and presented neatly to you, and updating in real time. You already know that information is power. Put PokerEDGE to work for you. Get It Now!   Okay! PokerEDGE SOUNDS Great, But Let's Take A Look Under The Hood To See What's Really Cookin' f we aren't the first web site you've visited looking for online poker tools, then I'm sure you've come across some pretty outlandish claims posted on those other poker web sites. Perhaps you've been the unfortunate victim of their high prices, marginal functionality, and outright bogus claims. It's an unfortunate fact of life. There are Texas Hold'em web sites out there that simply do not deliver on their promises and still charge you an astronomical fee!      So without further adieu, let's get into the nuts and bolts of what makes PokerEDGE such a ground-breaking tool for online poker players. So, what's the first thing you should do when you start using PokerEDGE as your online poker assistant? Use the power of PokerEDGE to 'go fishing.' What I recommend is for you to join a handful of tables, go get yourself a cup of coffee and come back to some analysis from PokerEDGE to show you where the easiest money is.      Shepherd's Hollow looks pretty good from these tables. You see 4 fish, and 4 mice. You should be able to go in and dominate this table, and the mice justify you playing more hands(such as drawing to flushes and open-ended straights.) The point: PokerEDGE will enable you to PICK THE TABLE WHERE YOU CAN MAKE THE MOST MONEY FOR YOUR TIME. There is more explanation of the icons and how to play each opponent further down. Scenario 1: You flop trips      You have Pocket 10's, and there's only one other person in on the flop with you. The flop comes 10 8 3. Now, the question is How do I get the most money out of my hand? Well, if you have PokerEDGE to tell you about your opponent, this decision is a whole lot easier. Let's take a look at two potential opponents, and how this changes how your hand should be played. For demonstration, we have put both the statistical and bar-graph versions of the player analysis - You can choose whichever display you prefer when you use PokerEDGE.      If you are playing against ChattyCathy, you can see that the VP$IP is high, while the aggression is low - this would be your typical calling station. You can also see that PokerEDGE has conveniently flagged this player as a calling station for easy visual identification! Your best move is to bet into her. Her playing style shows that she will likely call you down(He's seeing 37.5% of the rivers!), but that she will not be aggressive enough to bet into you for the amount you want to make off of your hand. -- BUT --      If your opponent is GM604, you can see that he is a much tighter player. VP$IP is lower, and he is very aggressive. Here, your strategy would be to check-raise. Why? Because GM604's playing history indicates that he will make a stab for the pot. You can see the bomb next to his name, meaning he is aggressive-aggressive. The red color of his name indicates his tightness(see the VP$IP of 14%). Odds are, when he is in a pot he is going to bet. When he does, you can go over the top and draw out more money! Scenario 2: Should you call the pre-flop raise?      You have A J off-suit in late position, and there's a raise of 3x the blind. Everyone folds, and the action is to you. Should you call, or just see some new cards? Let's ask Edge:      If you are playing against PTall, you can see that he raises over 18% of the time pre-flop. A player that raises 18% of his hands pre-flop is an