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Avataren
Joined: 28.04.2010

Hey.

So I have this question that im dying to know. I play both spin n gos and Husng hyper. currently at 1.5s over 300 games doing 2% EVroi.. anyway I looked through my poker folder on my comp and found chadders0 hyper turbo pack. Currently ive been using spinlegends micro strategy for hu. (thanks for making me a 6% ROI winner at $1s in spins btw) so I thought hey lets study chadders0 pack and he comes up with these preflop ranges that id like to try out. but I need to make them myself as pictures so I can use them on my second monitor. Question is how in the heck do you make the different hands different colors in an empty hand matrix ??? Please if anyone could tell me what program to use and stuff. ive tried in equilab and pokertracker but i dont see any option to make them anything other than blue when you highlight them ?

if this is in the wrong forum sorry i figured it was the right since its about sngs.


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CptJokerFish
Joined: 06.06.2017

You can use excel or microsoft Paint.
But the chadders0 Pack is already a couple of years old so its not the best content to use in 2018.


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LemOn36
Joined: 07.02.2009

Power Equilab lets you split parts of a matrix into different colours
It's like $5/month
even shows you the split of combos and ratios

You can use that + snipping tool

And just arrange the screens on your second monitor by line (BB SB 3BET etc.)


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Just found that thread.
Like LemOn36 suggested Power Equilab is a pretty easy way to make charts.
Else like CptJokerFish said you can use Excel or LibreOffice if you don't want to pay a licence. Use google and you'll even find blank sheets to make charts.
An other way is to find a site that allows you to do and then save it as picture, there's few ones if you look with google.
I could put the link here but that could be missinterpreted so i prefer not.

Best of Skills & Luck @ Tables,
J-C.


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CucumbaMan
Joined: 13.10.2017

I use Excel as well with the Conditional formatting function.


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