Tools and Game idea !!!

magicjack69

Sounds like you guys are working hard on making some new things to bring to the site and im exited being honest.

I had an idea lol.....noooo not another idea lol.....im sure you guys enjoy this

if its possible to consider a hand range tool and game to help do better on sticking our opponent's on a range then narrowing that range based on actions on each street.

this would help like crazy in terms of maxing value, folding better hands and thus increasing players poker IQ levels

just a thought lol.....and yes I understand the thought is the easy part of the process....you guys have to engineer the situation lol

magicjack69

im going to misspell this im sure but some kind of combonitorics game would be cool if possible...im big into using blocker to make my choices on a good bluff or hero call

magicjack69

some kind of are you bluffing or value better game would be amazing as well....I feel most people don't know which one they are when betting some times and a game like that would help and possible very fun to play

I really love the practice games if you haven't noticed...hope my ideas are being helpful coming from a client rather than annoying

I do understand lots of ideas cant be done for various reasons but im a dreamer and love to shoot ideas

anyways that's some thoughts that might do well maybe ??? lol

magicjack69

by the way I love being able to look into the BRAIN during a hand with a coach it helps a lot. I use the coaches to pop up on a choice they disagree with and at that time it fun to look into the BRAIN and see why

really love it....it has helped more than you could have imaged for my little game

pgearan

Not sure this fully meets the concept you are talking about, but you can use this tool to put together an opponent's range and see where you stand:

https://www.advancedpokertraining.com/poker/winning-percentage-odds-calculator/

If you then add the flop, turn, river and adapt the range given the actions you hypothesize that can help you think through where you likely stand. I think your concept is perhaps even more interactive in that the game/tool would select the opponent's actions. But when you are doing training at APT and get into a challenging hand, it's great to open another window with this tool during the hand and work it through.

Hey, all ideas are welcome! Trust us, none are annoying, we wish we could do everything at once, but many ideas of what we do develop indeed come from members, so don't be shy!

AllenBlay

Also, when you are playing, you can use the show range button to see an estimate of an opponent range, and see how closely it matches up to what you thought the opponent had.

Hand ranges are not something objective, so it wouldn't be something we could.make a game of. The games like what's the nuts and upper hand have objective correct answers.

I think the scenario trainer we are launching soon will have some situations like other ones you talk about - bluffing, etc.

Thanks for the ideas!

magicjack69

@pgearan said:
Not sure this fully meets the concept you are talking about, but you can use this tool to put together an opponent's range and see where you stand:

https://www.advancedpokertraining.com/poker/winning-percentage-odds-calculator/

If you then add the flop, turn, river and adapt the range given the actions you hypothesize that can help you think through where you likely stand. I think your concept is perhaps even more interactive in that the game/tool would select the opponent's actions. But when you are doing training at APT and get into a challenging hand, it's great to open another window with this tool during the hand and work it through.

Hey, all ideas are welcome! Trust us, none are annoying, we wish we could do everything at once, but many ideas of what we do develop indeed come from members, so don't be shy!

very good ideas and thanks for the response and encouragement to keep kicking out thoughts

magicjack69

@AllenBlay said:
Also, when you are playing, you can use the show range button to see an estimate of an opponent range, and see how closely it matches up to what you thought the opponent had.

Hand ranges are not something objective, so it wouldn't be something we could.make a game of. The games like what's the nuts and upper hand have objective correct answers.

I think the scenario trainer we are launching soon will have some situations like other ones you talk about - bluffing, etc.

Thanks for the ideas!

thanks for the response and im excited about the new things coming to the site

apt_gs

I didn't even know about the Winning Odds tool. Thank you for making me aware of it.

magicjack69

@apt_gs said:
I didn't even know about the Winning Odds tool. Thank you for making me aware of it.

amen