2 Brain Poker

What Is 2 Brain Poker?

It's a user-friendly, interactive and powerful analytical software program that is designed to be able to intuitively combine your knowledge in poker, with the computer's number crunching brain power. Specifically, 2 Brain Poker:

* helps you learn all the important numbers and data needed as a foundation on which to make winning poker decisions (see Practice Mode)

* is optimized to allow for rapid data entry;

* displays the crucial data graphically, for split second decision-making;

* can be used for play on-line (see Play Mode), giving you a secret huge advantage;

* can be used to study any poker situation you want.

How Can 2 Brain Poker Help You?

These are the data that 2 Brain Poker computes for you (for every hand card possibilities, every stage of the hand, every number of opponents, every pot size, every bet size):

* the chances of you winning the hand

* pot odds (in odds and % so it's directly comparable to chances of winning)

* the number of hands that can beat you

* how your hand ranks

* the chances & odds of hitting various hands (e.g. flopping a straight draw)

* facilitates rapid study of multiple implied odds possibilities

1 - how high your hand ranks

2 - the chances of winning the hand, against all number of opponents

3 - estimated worst pot odds (given for speed)

4 - pot odds (given in odds and % form)

5 - # of opponent hands that can still beat you

6 - click here to see odds of hitting hands

7 - set the low limit of the game (for fast bet/pot data entry - see 10)

8 - cards picked on display

9 - odds/chances of hitting hands by the flop, turn, and river

10 - input bet/pot sizes (automatically clicks up the right amount for each round for fast, 1-click data entry)

11 - cumulative pot amount

12 - enter bet size you are considering

13 - enter cards manually

14 - cards dealt randomly

1 - a typical on-line poker game

2 - the cummulative pot size so far ($48)

3 - the bet size you want to consider ($4)

4 - # of opponents hands that can still beat you (269 here at the flop)

5 - how high your hand (Ks, 10s) ranks at this stage

6 - the chances your hand will win against the 4 opponents remaining

7 - the pot odds - note the chance of winning is > the pot odds for 4 opponents => it's safe to bet!