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Message: [QUOTE="alienat3d, post: 5685577, member: 226185"] [SIZE=4]If FlopZilla is an extremely helpful tool to study poker? - Yes it is, definitely.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]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. It can be a bit too early and overkill for you. But maybe I'm wrong and you're a special person, who's studying and progress in poker much faster, than most of us. 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... It can increase the amount of right decisions in many situations post-flop. Especially when it comes to continuation bets, floating or bluffs etc.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [SIZE=4]But if you're playing on the sites, that allow to use HUDs, I'd rather recommend you to add 15$ more and buy PokerTracker 4 Small Stakes or HoldemManager 3 Small Stakes, if you don't have it already.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [SIZE=4]It just more important at the beginning for several things: better & faster tracking the playing styles of your opponents, which will make your play (esp. when multitabling) more efficiently. But also gives you other great benefits, like tagging a problem hands to analyze them later, a good hand replayer, an ultimate handhistory and notes backup possibility, a powerful statistical tools, that will let you to analyze your weak spots and the tournaments/hands where you lose most money. It changed the way I see poker and approach to my poker study much more, than FlopZilla ever could.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [SIZE=4]However, when you earn some more money and build-up your bankroll a bit, I would recommend you to purchase FlopZilla as well, especially when you across the border from micro-stakes to low-stakes. It's not that expensive after all.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [SIZE=4]If you're a tournament player, I'd also think about purchasing ICMizer or Holder Resources Calc later, when you can afford to take some more money in a hand for that.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [SIZE=4]And in the end thinking of purchasing GTO Solver, but this is only when you're playing on mid-stakes or something.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Don't rush too much and grind it up step-by-step. And the most important thing - learn about bankroll management, if you haven't already and really stick to it. As without it, it will never gonna work. Even if you're great at poker, you will go broke at some point without discipline and solid bankroll management plan.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Good luck at your poker journey![/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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