POKER PREDICTOR

A Texas Hold'em Poker Probability and Odds calculator. Fast, accurate and free.

Description

You can find the description at:

http://www.advancedmcode.org/poker-predictor.html

• Acknowledgements: This submission has inspired the following:; Pre-Flop Texas Hold’em Poker Tables
• MATLAB release: MATLAB 7.8 (R2009a)
• Other requirements: Should work on all platform, requires a MEX compiler
• Other Files: BuildTable.cpp, ; CardsImages.mat, ; DeleteTable.cpp, ; GameSimulation.cpp, ; JetColormap100.mat, ; license.txt, ; PokerPredictor.m, ; StartImage.mat, ; TestMexFiles.m

[Husam Aldahiyat]

 

[Oleg Komarov]

just a niggle, it's profit, instead if profict.
I always "gambled" by trading stocks, but i think i will switch to poker :).
 

[Luigi Giaccari]

AH AH AH!

That's my latin-english. I'll fix it in the following days.

Thank you for your report

[Óscar J. Rubio Martín]

 

[Karthik Mahadevan]

 

[Andrzej]

 

[Aldo Caraceto]

 

[Aldo Caraceto]

Great submission, Luigi.
And now it's time to...ALL-IN!
Complimenti,
Aldo

[Peter Kötzing]

Well, quite interesting how the integration of C-code is solved to make things faster. I learned a lot from that. But when it comes to the game itself: Since the tool doesn't concider the action at the table it isn't of much help. No one with AA will fold preflop and a 3bet indicates something like AA,KK,QQ,AK in your opponents hand. With bottom pair on your hand this tool will advise you to throw your money down the drain, while you should fold your cards instead. So be careful with going ALL-IN. With this tool on your side you'll most likely loose against the average player ...

[Luigi Giaccari]

Dear Peter,

You are confusing the math behind poker with the HUMAN skill to play poker.

Math is a great help, especially in on line games. But it depends on your human skill and intuition (and of course luck) to decide how much to trust in math.

Fortunately poker is still a human game

Luigi