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DaIr8882
Joined: 05.10.2019

which poker tools are banned on the sites but at the same time bring many benefits? which bots are not recognized?


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by DaIr8882
which poker tools are banned on the sites but at the same time bring many benefits? which bots are not recognized?

Hi DaIr8882,
It is necessary to get the list from each particular site.

PokerStars won't let a player run Equilab, for example. If you try to run it while the PokerStars lobby is open, you get a popup message, and a rather official-sounding email. This happens even if you are not playing Hold'em -- or even if you are not playing at all.

But PokerStars allows HUDs

GGPoker doesn't care if you have Equilab open, but won't let you use HUDS.

It is up to the player to know the rules.

Sorry I wasn't more help,

Best of luck,
VS


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

I have moved your thread to our poker tools section. There fits it better.
It depends indeed a lot per poker room with poker tool is allowed, but most of the time you can find this info on the site of the poker room. Bots aren't allowed at all so far I know on any site. If they find this out the account will be banned.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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Hey guys, į want an answer. Is it worth it for me to buy HM if į only play 4 tables max and cash game. And what sites accept tracking software?


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by NeoVegan
Hey guys, į want an answer. Is it worth it for me to buy HM if į only play 4 tables max and cash game. And what sites accept tracking software?

Hi NeoVegan,
Rather than adding posts to old threads, perhaps it would be better to create a new thread in the proper forum.

To do so, click the "New Thread" button at the top of any thread.

In reality though, only you can answer the question "Is it worth it?"

Once you know the initial cost in terms of money, you'll also need to consider that it will take some time to learn how to use the software effectively. There are articles and videos at PokerStrategy.com that help with that.

To make tracking software "worth it" you'll then also need to dedicate time to reviewing your game, and making adjustments based on what the software tells you.

All the best,
VS


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