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- Homoncolos
  
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  - 16.01.2013, 13:55
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  - This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Homoncolos: 16.01.2013 13:55.
  I think Equilab is one of the very best tools out there. It has nice features, good design and it's fast, BUT it lacks an enormously important feature, namely WEIGHTS for hands in a hand range. With this feature it would be close to perfect for my needs, without it it's almost unusable for me. Sure you can "cheat" by selecting suits, but then the chosen suits on the flop changes the probabilities dramatically.
  So if you will implement only one new feature in the next version, please let that be it!
  
  Thanks
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- mrk1988
  
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  - 16.01.2013, 15:16
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  Hi,
  
  thank you for the feedback. I have forwarded your post to the developer.
  
  BR
  Markus
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- ProfitsofDoom
  
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  - 16.01.2013, 18:10
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  Ace Poker Drills equity calculator has this feature. Some other cool things in there also. You can download free from the website.
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- Homoncolos
  
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  - 17.01.2013, 07:31
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  @Markus, Thank you!
  
  @ProfitsofDoom, APD equity calculator doesn't seem to have the possibility of saving your created hand ranges (or have I missed that?). Which is a shame, considering the time and effort it takes to create these weighted ranges. Otherwise great program.
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- ProfitsofDoom
  
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  - 17.01.2013, 19:05
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  Yeah, it has some pretty neat features. but i'm not sure about saving the ranges. They have a support thread on 2+2, so maybe you could suggest it on there. i guess it would be a nice feature to have.
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