POKER COPILOT 2 FOR MAC OS X

I was about to file a bug/feature report about it, but then I found that Steve’s already fixed it in version 1.62 - and now you can drag and drop the HUD boxes anywhere you want. One thing you’ll notice about my screenshot is that the hole cards of the upper-right player are obscured by the HUD, which I found to be super annoying because the hole cards only flash for a second or so. There’s also a short video of the HUD on the Poker Copilot blog. Here’s what the HUD looks like (click to enlarge): But Copilot also offers a HUD (or heads-up display) that overlays your opponents’ stats right on the poker table while you’re playing, which is the main reason I wanted it and the feature I use most.

It maintains a database of all the hands you’ve played and calculates a bunch of standard summary statistics (% flops seen, % aggression) that you can use to study your own play and your opponents’, and analyze using both sortable tables and pretty line graphs. Poker Copilot can be used on its own, purely as an analysis tool for your past games. Given that, I can say first of all, without hesitation, that Copilot is absolutely worth a look if you’re on a Mac and not using any analysis software at all (it’s a snap to download and install, and you can use it for 30 days without registering).

POKER COPILOT 2 FOR MAC OS X

Poker Copilot is currently the only actively developed poker software for Mac OS X folks like me, since Mac Poker Pro is apparent abandonware and Poker Tracker’s Mac port has been repeatedly postponed. I’m not an expert poker player, haven’t used a lot of other poker tracking software, and have only been using Poker Copilot for a week, so I’m not going to do an exhaustive review, just share some first thoughts. Sticks 8:31 pm Review/first impressions of Poker Copilot software for Mac OS X

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