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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6765511, member: 1003394"] Hello brother [USER=491394]@Andyreas[/USER]'s explanation regarding MTT is the correct one I think. And [USER=397965]@fundiver199[/USER]'s explanation regarding the HN2 analysis is also correct. I will explain my personal experience. At the level I play which is NL2 and NL5 you don't need to use these programs. Only by labeling and taking notes you will achieve important achievements. The only thing that the program can help you with is keeping certain automated statistics of your game, which is very good, and also being able to see the regularity of some players. In NL2, in general, when you apply the program, most of the players give you no data, because in general they are recreational at those levels. I also think that if you are a player who will take this profession as a job, even more so playing online, you should learn to use the program well because in some situations in NL25 or NL50 they can help you. But like the odds calculator, I recommend not using these programs and try to play poker in real and present state. Above all, study the game a lot. I say this because in general every online player sooner or later will want to play live tournaments, and in this case all these tools will be of no use to you. Even supposing that you memorize the infinity of hands and analysis that these programs do, and playing live you yourself will become a living program, then all the charm of the game will be lost. To make me understand brother, you yourself will be a hud playing, and it will not be you analyzing situations, or making decisions according to your analysis, but you will not be the one who plays. For all of us who play poker, this game is a passion. At least for me, if I had to start playing in a certain way because a program tells me that I have to play like this, or I have to open like this, or I have to go all in like this, I would not play anymore because I would lose the charm of this so fascinating game. Greetings:):):) [/QUOTE]

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