Elephant: License Starting At 1,000 SP & New Beginner Version
It's now easier than ever to get statistics: The current version of the PokerStrategy Elephant includes special beginner features. Plus, you'll receive a full-value license for the analysis tool for just 1,000 StrategyPoints.
Get yourself Elephant with a License - starting at 1,000 StrategyPoints
With the next update of the StrategyPoints, you only need 1,000 instead of 2,000 StrategyPoints as before to receive a licence!
21 Days of full-value Trial:
The current versions of PokerStrategy's Elephant are trials and fully usable after the installation for 21 days. But even after the trial time, Elephant still remains usable with only a few limitations.
The Overview- and Hands tabs are still available, meaning that you still have an overview over the played hands, the profits/losses and the graphs.
So the easy collection of hands (Grab'em functionality) for every integrated platform is still available for e.g. posting your hands to the forum for a sample hand discussion.
Get yourself Elephant and the License - starting at 1,000 StrategyPoints
The new Beginner HUD:
With the new beginner HUD, the playing attitude of your opponents will be evaluated based on the past hands in the four most important statistics.
The displayed categories in the HUD comply with the variant you play, either NL or FL, or short-handed or full-ring respectively. On the Analysis page, you're able to see which categories are associated with which value.
The Pre-flop Values:
VP$IP: Indicates how often a player voluntarily invests money into the pot before the flop.
A player with a VPIP value of 3 is e.g. classified as "very tight".
PFR: Indicates how often a player raises before the flop.
A player with a PFR value of 30 is e.g. classified as "very aggressive".
The Post-flop Values:
AF: Abbreviation for Aggression Factor. Puts every bet and raise in relation to the calls. It is thus calculated like this: AF = (amount of bets + amount of raises) : (amount of calls)
A player with an AF value of 0.5 is e.g. classified as "passive".
WTS: Went to Showdown: How often you went to the showdown when you already saw the flop - in percentage. This value thus gives you the information how often an opponent likes to go to the showdown.
A player with a WTS value of 50 is e.g. classified as "very often".
The Beginner Analysis Page:
On the Beginner Analysis page, you'll see which categories which the overlays are divided into and their limits. Of course there are different scales for Fixed-Limit and No-Limit, as well as a further sub-division for short-handed and full-ring tables.
