Whether you’re a beginner in search of some basic tips or a seasoned pro looking to sharpen your fundamentals, this post is for you. We’ve broken down the 11 essential lessons of poker that will turn you into a winning player. We will look in-depth at some of the most important pre-flop and flop strategies that will help you feel more confident at any poker table. Continue reading
Poker Copilot’s HUD now works fully on PokerStars Zoom poker tables.
When you start a hand on a Zoom table, Poker Copilot immediately detects the players and updates the HUD panels to show the correct stats for the correct players.
Watch it in action in this short video:
Better still, the technology that allows our poker HUD to work with Zoom works on all PokerStars tables. That means the HUD panels get updated with information about players as soon as they sit in a hand. No longer do you need to wait for a player to complete their first hand before seeing their stats.
You should try the latest version of Poker Copilot on Zoom tables. It is a brilliant experience.
Yes, and yes.
It is a simple process that Poker Copilot guides you through. You can watch this helpful instructional video to see how easy it is:
Until now, Poker Copilot had an experimental “Dynamic HUD” that could be used for Zoom tables. It detected the players seated at the table using screenscraping. We found that screenscraping couldn’t give us the reliability we wanted, so we never moved this out of experimental status. We’ve now removed the Dynamic HUD.
You need to be using Poker Copilot 6.15 or later to use our poker HUD on Zoom tables.
If you have already bought Poker Copilot 6 (which has been our main version since January 2017), then you do not need to purchase an upgrade. Just run Poker Copilot, follow the instructions when prompted to update to the latest version, and you’ll have the Zoom HUD installed.
If you are using Poker Copilot 5 (which we stopped selling in December 2016), then you’ll need to purchase an upgrade to Poker Copilot 6.
Write to us at support@pokercopilot.com letting us know, and get a new seven-day trial.
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Welcome to Poker Copilot’s Essential Strategy series, where we take a look at tactics, techniques, and concepts you’ll need to understand if you want to become a winning poker player.
Today’s post is about basing your decisions on what you estimate your opponent’s hand range to be.