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11-30-2012 , 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by noremorze
You're correct, i don't remember the names, that's why i took notes in the first place. And for the second time, i don't really need to know exact percentages. I did say that stats can be meaningfull and therefore make people able to make better decissions. Don't try to make it into something i clearly did not say. You sound like a person who thinks that having stats on people is the definate answer to solve the poker puzzle, while in reality it's nothing more than having information that can help you make better decissions, not that the decission that you made based on that information is always correct. If you read what i wrote before, i said that alot of people rely on stats way too often and make TONS of mistakes due to that. Having information is one thing, following it blindly as gospel is another thing.

Do you also complain about live players being able to have physical reads and online poker players do not, since you complain about online poker being different than live poker because online they are able to use huds. Perhabs we could also start to complain about people who have more money than others and are able to afford the more expensive coaches/books.

Do recs know about coaching sites? Do recs know what good books are out there? You really come across a person that thinks that this software is the reason bad players lose.

People who want to get better invest, whether it's books, software, coaching etc. I found out about those things, because i invested time and research, because i wanted to get better. Just as with everything else in life when you want to succeed in something. Don't blame other things when some people cba to do the same.
Now you are making assumptions about me that you shouldn't do.

Who gives a **** about coaching sites, books and all that other offline stuff? I am talking about stuff that gets projected at the table while some of the same players at the table don't know what is actually going on, and the stuff thats get projected at the table is humanly impossible to collect/remember on your own. You don't think there is something wrong with that?
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11-30-2012 , 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by cocktails
Now you are making assumptions about me that you shouldn't do.

Who gives a **** about coaching sites, books and all that other offline stuff? I am talking about stuff that gets projected at the table while some of the same players at the table don't know what is actually going on, and the stuff thats get projected at the table is humanly impossible to collect/remember on your own. You don't think there is something wrong with that?
I honestly do not, since in my opinion having so many stats available is just overkill and really not needed. The players who don't have a clue about such software, probably are not good players, and they're not getting crushed because of people having stats on them, they get crushed because of their play which you can (and should be able to) beat without the use of it anyways.

The real advantage is in my opinion vs regs due to playing far more hands vs them, and most of them do use huds.

Last edited by noremorze; 11-30-2012 at 01:04 PM.
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11-30-2012 , 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by noremorze
I honestly do not, since in my opinion having so many stats available is just overkill and really not needed. The players who don't have a clue about such software, probably are not good players, and they're not getting crushed because of people having stats on them, they get crushed because of their play which you can (and should be able to) beat without the use of it anyways.
and this proves exactly what?
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11-30-2012 , 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by noremorze
I honestly do not, since in my opinion having so many stats available is just overkill and really not needed. The players who don't have a clue about such software, probably are not good players, and they're not getting crushed because of people having stats on them, they get crushed because of their play which you can (and should be able to) beat without the use of it anyways.

The real advantage is in my opinion vs regs due to playing far more hands vs them, and most of them do use huds.
Jesus, nobody is talking about why bad players getting crushed.

Just leave already
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11-30-2012 , 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by cocktails
Jesus, nobody is talking about why bad players getting crushed.

Just leave already
Ok, i get it, you only want to have a "discussion" with same minded people who agree with you. Obviously i can't give an opinion based on things i feel have to do with it and why i think some people overreact.

Last time i checked this was an open forum. I'm really sorry that my opinion is different than yours, please forgive me.
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11-30-2012 , 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by noremorze
Ok, i get it, you only want to have a "discussion" with same minded people who agree with you. Obviously i can't give an opinion based on things i feel have to do with it and why i think some people overreact.
no big deal. you just lost course somewhere in your post and ended up crashing into the woods.
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11-30-2012 , 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by cocktails
Now you are making assumptions about me that you shouldn't do.

Who gives a **** about coaching sites, books and all that other offline stuff? I am talking about stuff that gets projected at the table while some of the same players at the table don't know what is actually going on, and the stuff thats get projected at the table is humanly impossible to collect/remember on your own. You don't think there is something wrong with that?
I don't understand your argument. Are you're saying it's not fair because some people don't know about NoteCaddy? There's always going to be new software, coaching, books coming out. Everyone has the same opportunity to stay on top of what is available to use. If they don't know about it, it is their fault in my opinion. It's like going into day trading without doing any research.

I guess that you want HUDs banned too because they project information that arguably is humanly impossible to remember over time too.

A lot of people are making the argument that internet poker is nothing like live poker. Well that's obviously true because we have access to a computer! I'd much rather have HM2 and NoteCaddy available for everyone to use legally, than making it illegal and suspecting that others have found a workaround to use them illegally, or have made their own version that is undetectable.

Sincerely,
nostrakhan
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11-30-2012 , 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by noremorze
First of all, i actually did read the whole thread. If you had done the same thing, you could have read for yourself that there are people in here who have a misinformed image of what notecaddy is and does.

I couldn't care less if software was banned, and i am happy to play without it. I've always felt people should rely less on stats, and that the use of stats by itselve is not something that's going to turn a losing player into a winning one.

I do see nothing wrong in the use of these tools, because they are not programs that tell you what to do. You don't need stats or alot of reads on bad players to beat them, when you already can easily spot if he's bad or not. Nor is having other people have stats on you the sole reason you can't beat the games. That's the point i was trying to make.

If someone is not willing to improve their game, given what's available, that's their problem. No one is forcing you to buy software, get coaching or read books, and you just can't blame these tools if you get crushed. Alot of people do use software and still get crushed, so what do they want to blame now?

I don't see it as an unfair advantage vs recs who don't use software, simply because those players can be easily beat without anyways. While it's cool to see actual percentages of how often someone calls a 3 bet oop and then c/f 70% on the flop, i don't really need to know it's 70%. When i've seen people do it a few times in a row, i already know what kind of players they probably are. People who know have acces to such information and know what it means now have learned something about the game, good for them, the same way people learn from books and coaching, you want to ban that aswell?

We can go all day long about (potential) advantages, people who have read books have an advantage over recs who never read anything, people who have had coaching have an advantage over recs who haven't, people with more money who can afford high stakes coaches have an advantage over those who don't have the money and so on. Software and all the above are learning tools, and poker is all about improving your game. NC & HM don't turn losing players into winning ones, without proper knowlegde about the game. And people not knowing about this is the same lame excuse as not knowing what books or coaching sites are out there, don't blame software for people not willing to do any research.

I don't see it as unethical since it's available to each and everyone of us, and the software itselve does not play the game for you. Some people like to make it look that way, but it's not. Following stats blindly, as alot of people do (been guilty of that myself), is prone to making alot of mistakes. Just because you now have a note that says that your opponent could sometimes be bluffing on the river makes it an instacall. The note itselve is handy, but it's not an "i don't need to think, i follow the note i now have".

Reads and notes are more handy when you have a ton of hands on people, and those people are often not the recs, so that point is moot.

I also don't see what my stats have to do with anything, since the thread is not about me and simply because if they were bad it wouldn't have anything to do with people having software, rather me being bad. And if they were good or decent, it wasn't also thanks to me having software, rather more the time i spend on learning the games. But i could make a screenshot if that would make you feel any better.
I find it amazing that all the people who are in favor of the use of 3rd party software in online poker want to convince us that it doesn't really help anyone. Why exactly do you use it than? You said it yourself, "reads and notes are more handy when you have a ton of hands on people, and those are often not recs, so that point is moot", but you didn't play those hands with those people. You want to gain information on players who you don't have a history with. You want there hand histories at your disposal even though you didn't play those hands against them. This of course, is aside from the fact that those hand histories are from players whom did not offer such information, nor did you make them aware that you had it. That's the problem. If you know how to improve your game by working at it, than why use this software that doesn't even really help you as you claim. Personally, I think your full of it. Your trying to downplay the software so that it seems more ethical by saying it doesn't really do much. Yet you've been using it since 2010? That's a long time for a piece of software that doesn't really do anything, don't you think? I call BS. People like you are scaring the fish away when you shouldn't have to.
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11-30-2012 , 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by nostrakhan
I'd much rather have HM2 and NoteCaddy available for everyone to use legally, than making it illegal and suspecting that others have found a workaround to use them illegally, or have made their own version that is undetectable.
so my slippery slope argument doesn't cut it and we stop exactly at NoteCaddy, right? and we assume that no one out there is clever enough to squeeze maximum effect out of all the legaly available tools?
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11-30-2012 , 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by mme
so my slippery slope argument doesn't cut it and we stop exactly at NoteCaddy, right? and we assume that no one out there is clever enough to squeeze maximum effect out of all the legaly available tools?
No, as long as a software conforms to the poker site regulations then it should be allowed imo. NoteCaddy only uses hand histories just like HM2 or Pokertracker 4, but it displays the information in different ways that can be easier to interpret for a lot of people.

The reason for using 3rd party poker software is to try to help squeeze the most +EV out of each situation, so I'm not really sure what you're implying.

Sincerely,
nostrakhan
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11-30-2012 , 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Devil
I find it amazing that all the people who are in favor of the use of 3rd party software in online poker want to convince us that it doesn't really help anyone. Why exactly do you use it than? You said it yourself, "reads and notes are more handy when you have a ton of hands on people, and those are often not recs, so that point is moot", but you didn't play those hands with those people. You want to gain information on players who you don't have a history with. You want there hand histories at your disposal even though you didn't play those hands against them. This of course, is aside from the fact that those hand histories are from players whom did not offer such information, nor did you make them aware that you had it. That's the problem. If you know how to improve your game by working at it, than why use this software that doesn't even really help you as you claim. Personally, I think your full of it. Your trying to downplay the software so that it seems more ethical by saying it doesn't really do much. Yet you've been using it since 2010? That's a long time for a piece of software that doesn't really do anything, don't you think? I call BS. People like you are scaring the fish away when you shouldn't have to.
WTF? Do yourself a favor and read what i wrote before making a comment. ALL the information i have on people is through the hands I played against, i NEVER bought handhistories, end of discussion. I thought it was pretty clear with what i meant. The more hands you have on people, the more reliable notes and stats are, and you will have more hands on regs than you do on recs, for the simple reason that you do not come across them all that often as you do with playing regs.

This is probably the 3rd time now, the reason why i bought notecaddy in the first place was because it saves me time and is easier on the eyes, not the cluster**** of handwritten notes. Never did i say that there wasn't any (possible) advantage, but that the software itselve is in no way the deciding factor whether or not a player is a winning or losing player.

But good job on totally making a whole different story out of what i wrote.
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11-30-2012 , 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by nostrakhan
No, as long as a software conforms to the poker site regulations then it should be allowed imo. NoteCaddy only uses hand histories just like HM2 or Pokertracker 4, but it displays the information in different ways that can be easier to interpret for a lot of people.
HM, PT do not only use hand history information. i made a case out of it some time ago </wink>
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11-30-2012 , 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by noremorze

I don't see it as an unfair advantage vs recs who don't use software, simply because those players can be easily beat without anyways. While it's cool to see actual percentages of how often someone calls a 3 bet oop and then c/f 70% on the flop, i don't really need to know it's 70%. When i've seen people do it a few times in a row, i already know what kind of players they probably are. People who know have acces to such information and know what it means now have learned something about the game, good for them, the same way people learn from books and coaching, you want to ban that aswell?

We can go all day long about (potential) advantages, people who have read books have an advantage over recs who never read anything, people who have had coaching have an advantage over recs who haven't, people with more money who can afford high stakes coaches have an advantage over those who don't have the money and so on. Software and all the above are learning tools, and poker is all about improving your game. NC & HM don't turn losing players into winning ones, without proper knowlegde about the game. And people not knowing about this is the same lame excuse as not knowing what books or coaching sites are out there, don't blame software for people not willing to do any research.

I don't see it as unethical since it's available to each and everyone of us, and the software itselve does not play the game for you. Some people like to make it look that way, but it's not. Following stats blindly, as alot of people do (been guilty of that myself), is prone to making alot of mistakes. Just because you now have a note that says that your opponent could sometimes be bluffing on the river makes it an instacall. The note itselve is handy, but it's not an "i don't need to think, i follow the note i now have".
Read what you wrote yourself. You are getting blasted here for a reason. Contradicting yourself being just one of them. Insert foot into mouth sir!
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11-30-2012 , 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Devil
People like you are scaring the fish away when you shouldn't have to.
[x] What the ragers are missing
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11-30-2012 , 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by mme
HM, PT do not only use hand history information. i made a case out of it some time ago </wink>
What else do they use for showing data? Sorry I looked through your posts but didn't see it.

Sincerely,
nostrakhan
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11-30-2012 , 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by nostrakhan
What else do they use for showing data? Sorry I looked through your posts but didn't see it.

Sincerely,
nostrakhan
look in threads i started.
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11-30-2012 , 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Devil
Read what you wrote yourself. You are getting blasted here for a reason. Contradicting yourself being just one of them. Insert foot into mouth sir!

I know exactly what i wrote, and i'm not contradicting myself. I've been saying the exact same thing over and over. Perhabs it's my use of the english language as a non-native speaker, but i really thought i was making myself very clear.

Where exactly in that quote did i say that i buy handhistories, the program is useless or gives you zero advantage? That's right, i didn't write anything like that.

You're the one who is making false accusations about me wanting and getting handhistories of people i have never played against.

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11-30-2012 , 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by mme
look in threads i started.
Ok, is this about how Zoom hands get read by HM2 & PT4? I'm not really sure how this pertains to the subject, unless you are just correcting me that I said HM2 & PT4 only use hand histories. Thank you for the correction if that's what you're going after

Sincerely,
nostrakhan
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11-30-2012 , 02:35 PM
Let me just say the obvious here......the biggest edge you will ever have in a poker game is created by keeping the fish happy. Nothing in poker will ever be as profitable as having a comfortable fish at the table. The truth is that add on software in general scares the living day lights out of the average online poker depositor. Weather they are right or wrong about it is irrelevant. Therefore, we need to create an environment that is as comfortable as possible for them to play in. This will also create an environment where that same player will continue to come back, even though they are losing money. No software on earth will ever give you an edge like that. All the people on here defending 3rd party software are the same guys who show up at the casinos and berate the fish about there play to the point where they pick up there chips and leave. Wake up! Didn't your mothers ever tell you not to bite the hand that feeds you?
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11-30-2012 , 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by nostrakhan
Ok, is this about how Zoom hands get read by HM2 & PT4? I'm not really sure how this pertains to the subject, unless you are just correcting me that I said HM2 & PT4 only use hand histories. Thank you for the correction if that's what you're going after
no, just my way of saying that site rules are not necessarily good rules, and that rules are things that may or may not get actually enforced by sites ;-)
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11-30-2012 , 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Devil
Let me just say the obvious here......the biggest edge you will ever have in a poker game is created by keeping the fish happy. Nothing in poker will ever be as profitable as having a comfortable fish at the table. The truth is that add on software in general scares the living day lights out of the average online poker depositor. Whether they are right or wrong about it is irrelevant. Therefore, we need to create an environment that is as comfortable as possible for them to play in. This will also create an environment where that same player will continue to come back, even though they are losing money. No software on earth will ever give you an edge like that. All the people on here defending 3rd party software are the same guys who show up at the casinos and berate the fish about there play to the point where they pick up there chips and leave. Wake up! Didn't your mothers ever tell you not to bite the hand that feeds you?
Seriously.
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11-30-2012 , 02:42 PM
The funny thing is, what all the anti-hudders wanted was available at Cake, but they didn't want to play there. Used to be no HUDs and frequent screen name changes (I think they still have the screen name changes).

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11-30-2012 , 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Devil
All the people on here defending 3rd party software are the same guys who show up at the casinos and berate the fish about there play to the point where they pick up there chips and leave.
What's next all in favor of 3rd party software are also beating their wifes?

I've seen my fair share of table abuse, and alot of that comes from fish. The same category who are supposed to not be aware of this software. Another great example of blaming the software while it's the people who are being rude at tables.

Keep on making stuff up, perhabs some people will believe you.

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11-30-2012 , 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by 28renton
The funny thing is, what all the anti-hudders wanted was available at Cake, but they didn't want to play there. Used to be no HUDs and frequent screen name changes (I think they still have the screen name changes).
i played at cake till i learned people were using huds there
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11-30-2012 , 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by cocktails
i played at cake till i learned people were using huds there
The only HUD people were using there was Poker Edge, which is a data-miner and illegal by all sites. The problem we saw at Cake, which disallowed HUDs, is exactly the problem some people have been trying to explain: banning HUDs creates a black market where a few cheaters will break the rules to get an edge on the rest of the field. Not to mention, the HUDs that cheaters will use go beyond what programs like HEM, PT4, and NC do.

Now Cake simply allows HUDs.
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