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Message: [QUOTE="MatMackenz, post: 5003987, member: 336823"] I have tried many poker simulation software and will be able to give you some great recommendations. First, avoid any play money apps such as Pokerstars.net, WSOP, WPT or Zynga Apps. This is not how real poker is played, you will do nothing but pick up extremely bad habits. If you have been playing these apps, forget everything you think you learned from these apps going forward. My first recommendation for a new player would be Advanced Poker Training. Here you will play against AI opponents who are programed to play similar to various player types and ability levels. It does a pretty good job of simulating real-money poker games. It gives you a help button that gives you real-time advise on what it thinks the correct move is. It teaches a very basic Tight-Aggressive Strategy. It is far from a perfect strategy but it is a very good starting point to build from. I highly recommend it to anyone who is a beginner level player. You will recieve weekly reports on where you need the most improvement and gives great constructive feedback on your play. It has many modes of play such a SnG,MTTs, and cash games. It is affiliated with many top pros such as jonathan little. My second recommendation is Poker Snowie. This is a much more advanced software program then Advanced Poker Training. You play against a very advanced AI that plays a game theory optimal strategy. This will not be the best way to simulate low-stake cash games. The strategy it teaches is very advanced and unless you know why it wants you to raise,call or fold, or have a basic understanding of GTO then you will get limited value from this software. It is great for a more advanced player to fine-tune his/her game against very tough opponents. Keep in mind Pokersnowie is cash game oriented, so it has limited use for MTT or SnG's. I have never heard of poker genius before, I would be very cautious about this site. [/QUOTE]

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