Nice game variety coverage HendX in your app. I don't think I know Omaha well enough yet to do a good job on Omaha completely general hand ranges (not just various built-in ranges).

No app update yet (haven't forgotten the Random-Broadway etc feature), busy on some other projects. Just an fyi that I decided to get with the times and created Facebook and Twitter pages/accounts for PokerCruncher. I invite all to become fans and follow and tweet and share links with friends etc. The app's website www.pokercruncher.com has links, thanks for your support.

I just bought my first iPhone and this was my second app loaded (PJ was first).

Excellent, I love it!!!!!

Thanks, love to hear it! You're one of the last to get it at 5 bucks. I increased the price to 7.99 today (iPhone version) and 9.99 (iPad version). At 5 bucks I have felt this app is underpriced for a long time for what it can do, but I went with 5 bucks due to app store economics. But if the top session trackers can sell for 13 or 15 bucks, I think 7.99 is pretty reasonable (and maybe after this year the price may go higher).

I know I'll get fewer downloads but I'd rather have it mostly in the hands of people who understand and appreciate the features. Thanks everyone.

I see that there is a Lite version. What is the difference in functionality?

I am new to the iPod community, but this looks amazing.

Calculation of hand ranges and Deal-To-Flop / flop texture analysis is disabled in the Lite version.

Thx, hope you get the app.

There will be an app update in the near future with the various types of random flops buttons.

So i used this for about 2 mins realized all the % were wrong. Thought about it for another 5 seconds realized the person who coded it did not take into account card removal on hand vs ranges situations. So basically I paid $ for a worthless tool FML. How did this get to be 20 pages and no one said anything so standard.

Just compare JJ+ AK vs AcKd on pokercruncher vs pokerstove. It comes out to 36.2% on this calc and 39% on pstove. Now if you are plugging that into a FE equation it will make a pretty big difference.

What is your SN on FTP and Stars? Perhaps I can help ...

I'm the developer of this app. I can't repro your bug. Anyone else see this? I tried the following scenarios in both Cruncher and Stove and got agreement on all scenarios. Note that Stove can only do Deal-To-River so I hope you didn't have e.g. Deal-To-Flop or Deal-To-Turn set in Cruncher.

1) {JJ+,AKo} vs AcKd
2) {JJ+,AKs} vs AcKd
3) {JJ+,AKo,AKs} vs AcKd

I tried all these cases because from your description "JJ+ AK vs AcKd" I wasn't sure if you meant/tried AKo, AKs, or {AKo,AKs} for "AK".

Can you please do a Menu->Export in Cruncher and post the hand result text or post a screenshot so we can investigate further?

Thanks for getting the app, I hope I can count you as a happy customer someday after resolution one way or the other (and if this is indeed a bug I will owe everyone an apology).

OMG lol . Sorry i had a tilting day so i came off as a dick. But when i installed the software it was somehow set to deal till turn only and i had no idea it had that functionality. . But ya ty for the app ima buy a few more copies now that i tested it more haha all is well.

I've had tilt days as well, np at all, yeah this app has some things on top of Stove like Deal-To, glad people are cross checking against Stove. I just tested a fresh install and also checked the code and DealTo does get init'ed to River so you shouldn't have seen this init'ed to Turn, but, issue resolved, good.

No need to get several copies, just tell a few friends with iPhone's/touch's/iPad's about the app and I'm more than happy : ).

I've had this for a week or two on the iPad. It's a great program, highly recommended. Really like the "Deal to Flop" option and the ability to save hand ranges.

Todd Terry - thanks for good feedback on app.

V.3.7.1 has gone live with the above additional random flop buttons, sorry for the long delay between updates this time.

1) Select (tap) a flop card.
2) Menu->RandomFlop then has buttons for dealing a random {broadway, medium, low, suited, paired} flop.
3) The "Rnd" button on the main screen remembers what you did last in Menu->RandomFlop so you can tap it repeatedly to generate e.g. many random broadway/suited/etc. flops.

Thanks for this suggestion Ketlar, I think it helps generate better what-if scenarios.

There's a subtle remaining issue/improvement with the random flop feature, but I don't think it's serious enough to really screw things up for anyone. To deal a random flop of any kind (pure random, broadway, etc.), the code currently simply picks random cards that are still live (not assigned to players and not marked dead). But this feature doesn't look at or consider hand ranges that have been assigned to players. This affects the distribution of the generated random flops.

For example say you do a ResetAll, so no card is assigned or dead, and look at the distribution of the generated random flops. Then you enter hand range {top 5% of hands} for Player1. This range has mostly high cards, so the distribution of random flops should now have fewer flops that have high cards than in the after-ResetAll case. But currently the distribution in these two cases is the same.

This was pointed out to me by app user John at Bellagio a month ago, his use case was he entered range 66 for P1, range AK for P2, and was generating many random flops to get a feel for e.g. how often the "death flop" for AK would come (both an Ace/King and a 6 on the flop). But one generated flop was 666. No big harm done, because then when you calculate the app says "can't calculate because can't assign hand ranges", but this is a glitch I'll keep my eye on for an app update at some point. Thanks for pointing this out John.

Tremendous support, rj. I just gave the iPhone version a glowing App Store review. Can't believe I just found this application yesterday (pokerstove being blocked from work -- they can't block my phone, though!). After reading this thread end-to-end and seeing how you support your customers, I had to go and purchase all of your software as a kudos.

Merry Christmas,
~The Meal

This app looks pretty awesome. Gunna pick it up. I'm new to the iphone app world, I got poker journal and found this one, anything else I should pick up? thanks

Best app-Christmas-present I could have gotten. Thank you for getting the apps and for writing.

Merry X-Mas and happy new year to all on this thread, and thanks for the many suggestions over many months which played a big part in the app's improvement path. -RJ

I am obviously way behind the curve on this one, but wanted to say this is pretty awesome.

I knew there were a bunch of poker calc apps out there, but never downloaded one because I thought they were just the simple match-two-hands type, not the full pokerstove-type ranges.

Great product.

Hi, I love pkrcruncher, it's really useful. I would like to know if there was a way, when I deal to flop, to know the odds of flopping something like a flush draw or an open ended straight.

Thanks

jfletcher - Thanks for compliments on app, great to hear.

thunderburns - yes, Deal-To-Flop, tap the Stats button to bring up the Stats view at the bottom, calculate, in the Stats view tap the small --> button that's next to the "S" label (this shows odds for flopping various draws and also a couple of other stats like odds of having an overpair on the flop).

Tap the --> button again to see another set of stats: combination draws and pair & draws. This last set of stats was suggested on this thread about a year ago if I remember correctly. Thanks for putting the app to use guys.

Does this thing cost money

Yes.

**** that

blehhhh- it's awesome, and cheap. skip your morning coffee one day and buy it instead.

Yeah maybe I will.,

I have a thing about buying products from apple store though, it aint about the money. The apple police bother me.

Oh. Yeah, I definitely understand that. I finally decided that it was a trade off, but I was happier buying stuff from the AppStore.

Awesome app, between PkrCruncher and ICMCruncher I get valuable information I was looking for without having to spend a $100 which I would have to do on my PC.