A week and a half ago, I announced that I was adding some poker simulation tools to NPA. The first tool I added was a pot equity calculator that calculates pot equity for six different games: Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha/8, Stud, Stud/8, and Razz. The downside to this Holdem Equity Calculator With Hand Ranges On Noted [...]

There’s some excellent software out there to help you with your poker game. Probably the most popular tool is PokerTracker, a full-featured database for your online poker hands. You probably already knew about PokerTracker. (If you didn’t, visit that link now!) Here 6 Must-Have and Mostly Free Poker Tools You May Not Know About|217|3.95|USD|| [...]

Bobby asks,
Here’s an excerpt from your latest Q&A thread: “Another underutilized resource is simulation. If you learn how to interpret the results, you can learn a lot by running equity calculations on some hands that you’ve played. Andrew Prock’s PokerStove is a great tool.”
Do you use these calculations Q&A #32: Using Equity Simulations to Make [...]

Alex asks,
I’m not sure if this has been asked, but I was curious if you could share with us your favorite books, blogs, magazines, websites, etc. about poker. I’ve read through quite a library of books (all three of yours included), Q&A #29: My Favorite Poker Resources|102|3.95|USD|| but was looking for something [...]

Gabe asks,
I played a hand last night. It felt kind of weak.
It was a collection pot. The collection is approximately .9 small bets. It is taken if the pot is bigger than 10 small bets.
A laggy bad player raises in MP. I think he was three off the button. His Q&A #25: Adjusting For the [...]

Rand asks,
The upgrades to your NPA site are great. I read it daily.
Your path to poker seems unique among authors having come from a technical, academic background.
I am an engineer myself who, along with the rest of the world, is making the transition from low-limit to no-limit hold’em.
I have Q&A #12: Developing Your Poker [...]