Community Rating
3.6
Synopsis
While Pokerazor is in a Beta test form right now, it already shows great promise. The program is very powerful, but has a steep learning curve and we are hoping for better instructions and a stronger tutorial with the final launch.
License:Free (in Beta)
Category: Odds Calculators Simulation Software
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Features:
- Easily define opponent's ranges
- Quickly determine the correct play in many situations
- Sharpen your game
- Monte Carlo and Standard card calculators included
Full Review
Pokerazor is one of the first entries into a new field of poker software. Currently the only other program of it's kind is StoxEV, which is a little easier to use but lacks some of the powerful tools that Pokerazor has. Because this is a unique piece of software, it takes quite some time to learn how to use it, and the tutorials are incomplete. With the final release we may see better instructions and a slightly more intuitive process for using the program.
Once the pertinent information is entered in to the program, the user can also set conditions, effectively using "If," "And," and "Or" statements as a computer programmer would and then attaching them to the hand. Tell the program that your opponent will only call your check-raise with two pair or better and it can tell you whether your check-raise will be profitable based on that assumption. It's also possible to find strategiues, both unexploitable and exploitive strategies, and determine correct plays based on various conditions.
The idea behind Pokerazor is a very good one and the program is well on its way to being a very useful tool. We would like to see more development in the areas of usability, a smoother learning curve, and more help and tutorials, but so far the program looks like it's on track to be a nice weapon in every online players' arsenal and potentially one of the most powerful pieces of software available for advanced players.
Once the pertinent information is entered in to the program, the user can also set conditions, effectively using "If," "And," and "Or" statements as a computer programmer would and then attaching them to the hand. Tell the program that your opponent will only call your check-raise with two pair or better and it can tell you whether your check-raise will be profitable based on that assumption. It's also possible to find strategiues, both unexploitable and exploitive strategies, and determine correct plays based on various conditions.
The idea behind Pokerazor is a very good one and the program is well on its way to being a very useful tool. We would like to see more development in the areas of usability, a smoother learning curve, and more help and tutorials, but so far the program looks like it's on track to be a nice weapon in every online players' arsenal and potentially one of the most powerful pieces of software available for advanced players.
