It can increase the amount of right decisions in many situations post-flop.
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I only can say that this software will give you a much better understandig how your hands hit specific boards, how often your villains hit the boards, given the ranges you defined to them. But maybe I'm wrong and you're a special person, who's studying and progress in poker much faster, than most of us.
It can be a bit too early and overkill for you. If you need to buy FlopZilla right now? - I'm not really sure about that, as you say you're pretty new to poker and still playing micros and freerolls. If FlopZilla is an extremely helpful tool to study poker? - Yes it is, definitely.
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Does this seem like a good time for me to buy something like Flopzilla, or is my free Equilab download sufficient for my stage of poker right now? If anyone has some good resources regarding Flopzilla, I'd be interested in learning about them. Can programs like Flopzilla be moved via something like a flashdrive, or must the download remain on the hardrive of the computer? I don't want to have something happen to my personal computer and then "lose" Flopzilla and have to re-purchase it or something.
My thinking: "Is this a good time to purchase Flopzilla (or some analysis program) and begin more in-depth learning?Īlso, I am decent with computers - but 100% new to poker programs. During the pandemic, I've been playing on pokerstars for the play-chips and I played in one freeroll for actual money (The 30 day course freeroll on cardschat - which I was lucky enough to win!) When I deem it "safe" to return to public environments, I look forward to playing poker in a casino. I am improving my poker game though and I think I am ready for the "next step." I was planning on going to a casino for my first poker experience in a live setting (other than my small home games), but that is when the pandemic hit and casinos closed.
At that time, I was just starting to play really small homegames and so I downloaded the free program Equilab - it was sufficient for what I needed it for then. However, I am just getting into poker and I never purchased a program like Flopzilla because I never played for money - just learning the game and such. In my point of view, I think it pays for itself if it even saves you money in one or two key spots and I know it does far more than that - same goes for poker books and other things I believe "pay for themselves." I think it is a "+EV play" to buy tools like this if you are playing decent stakes. Several players I know recommend I purchase Flopzilla.
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