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BaBaTz
Joined: 14.07.2006

Hey, there used to be a website where you could rank PLO starting hands to improve your understanding of hand strength. Unfortunately, that site has been gone for a while now.
I built an HTML file that does exactly that — and it also includes an equity calculator, all fully offline. I know other tools offer the calculator for free as well, but figured I'd share it in case anyone finds it useful and still checks in here.

https://ddownload.com/qgl5w8i2wsws/plo_calculator.html


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by BaBaTz
I built an HTML file that does exactly that — and it also includes an equity calculator, all fully offline. I know other tools offer the calculator for free as well, but figured I'd share it in case anyone finds it useful and still checks in here.

edited by VorpalF2F [link removed]

Hi BaBaTz,
I followed the link you gave, however when I followed it, I saw this:

Those "virus warnings" are dangerous phishing traps, or they could even be malware injection traps.
Any member without a functioning ad blocker will see it, and the potential exists for harm

Perhaps find an upload host that doesn't have such "ads"

All the best,
VS


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Update:
I opened the link in these four browsers:
Brave with no ad blocker: No ads shown, no threats detected
Firefox with uBlock Origin: No ads shown, no threats detected
Edge with no ad blocker: Edge opened a second tab that said "This proutwilocar.co.in page can’t be found" then a long url pointing elsewhere. In addition, the main download page had a fake "continue to download button" as well as the fake virus warning.
Chrome with no ad blocker:: Several popup ads with deceptive messages

Conclusion: Use an ad blocker! The Firefox with uBlock origin is my default configuration. I use the other three for testing things like this.

A little digging reveals that file-upload.net (and file-upload.com) have a "partner program", so that those that upload get paid per 1000 downloads. The revenue for that comes from ads, and apparently file-upload.net allows dodgy advertisers.

Alternatively, Onedrive, Google Drive, Dropbox and Github are all ad-free and secure. For my personal files, I use Mega ( https://mega.io/)

All the best,
VS


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BaBaTz
Joined: 14.07.2006

ok, sorry for that. I just used the first link on google and did not test it. I reuploaded it to ddownload. I hope it is fine to repost it in the opening post?!


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by BaBaTz
ok, sorry for that. I just used the first link on google and did not test it. I reuploaded it to ddownload. I hope it is fine to repost it in the opening post?!

no problem. If you use an ad blocker there's no way you could have known.
Go ahead and edit the original post. If that checks out, I'll remove the following posts to keep the thread clean.


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