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06-29-2017 , 01:20 PM

magurkin52

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I've been away from poker for about a year and a half completely, and four years since I've played "seriously", and have forgotten a lot of the basic shove ranges in basic spots. Is there a free software to explore this, or a free trial software? If not, what are the best software to use that are still around today? Thanks!

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07-01-2017 , 01:53 AM

PokerGnome.

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Originally Posted by magurkin52

If not, what are the best software to use that are still around today? Thanks!

Free software? I think there is one something like jennifear?

For SNG I prefer ICMIZER 2. ( one year subscriber here and I like it so far).
This tool helps to push or fold according stacksizes and blindlevels, also possible to create ranges for opponents

There is also snapshove on a webversion but I have no more information about the tool to explain.

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07-05-2017 , 03:49 PM

magurkin52

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Thanks!

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07-08-2017 , 01:20 AM

magurkin52

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Originally Posted by PokerGnome.

So, I'm seeing in ICMizer that 3-handed when folded to me in the SB with 7 BB stacks, it's telling me to shove 8-6o but not to shove K-5 or worse Kings and to not shove Q-7 or worse Queens. This is a little surprising... Any King or any Queen was always a push for me here when 8-6o was, and Jennifear shows it's a push. What's the explanation? Is it just because a chunk of their range is baby pairs, and 8-6o is doing much better against 55-22 than K-2o is? I would think K-2o would be doing much better than 8-6o against QQ-88, evening things out?

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07-08-2017 , 05:22 AM

artorollin

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Originally Posted by magurkin52

which format did u play in this spot?

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07-14-2017 , 08:05 PM

ImLozano

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There is one other software for ranges very similar to ICMIZER, it´s called SimpleNash.

It´s supposed to be free, but I had to add a license key to it. (3 days using it)

Well, it´s basically ICMIZER, but it doesn´t have restrictions in Quizes (SNG coach) and calculating spots.

Here it´s the site: http://simplepoker.com/en/Solutions/Simple_Nash

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