Mac User, so no pokerstove :(
03-01-2011
, 03:20 AM
TY so much for this!!
Quote:
this was extremely helpful, thanks!
---------------
i did a brief tutorial....
software can be found here
1.) once installed, DL the pokerstove.exe file and open with Wine
2.) select convert to simple OS X Application bundle with WineBottler
3.) it will create an app called 'My Wine App' (or whatever you want )in the folder of your choosing
4.) open the app - presto!
---------------
i did a brief tutorial....
software can be found here
1.) once installed, DL the pokerstove.exe file and open with Wine
2.) select convert to simple OS X Application bundle with WineBottler
3.) it will create an app called 'My Wine App' (or whatever you want )in the folder of your choosing
4.) open the app - presto!
03-02-2011
, 12:52 PM
alternatively you can use this new equity calculator
http://www.holygrailofpoker.com/index/tools/
the interface is close to pokerstove, but as it is a web application it works on any platform.
Moreover it lets you post your results in forums as nice charts like the one below:
created by Holy Grail of Poker
http://www.holygrailofpoker.com/index/tools/
the interface is close to pokerstove, but as it is a web application it works on any platform.
Moreover it lets you post your results in forums as nice charts like the one below:
created by Holy Grail of Poker
03-31-2011
, 12:13 AM
Quote:
There is now a test Mac version of Slice Equity Calculator available. Details here: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...2&postcount=46
The instant I started Slice, my Macbook Pro's fan was making a higher-pitched whine than I had ever heard. I don't think it's well optimized yet.
04-06-2011
, 05:07 PM
Thanks for the good feedback on PokerCruncher's iPhone version. A native Mac version of PokerCruncher is now live on the Mac App Store.
This program has 10 player fully general hand ranges, but goes beyond this PokerStove level with features like flop odds/texture analysis, many stats, and range equity breakdown heat maps.
See the PokerCruncher Mac version's thread for more info, and see http://www.pokercruncher.com. A free demo version is available on our website.
