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Here's a nice free pot odds calculator tool from ThePokerBank called 'SPOC'. Enjoy.

What is SPOC?

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SPOC is a free Simple Pot Odds Calculator program that calculates your pot odds and odds of completing your draw based on the number of outs you have and on the pot and bet sizes.

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It also tells you how much more you would need to win after completing your draw to break even if you do not currently have the correct odds to call.

It stays on top of other windows during play and helps you to work out your odds with those tricky drawing hands.

Note 1: As you can see on the bottom line, SPOCv2.5 shows that would need to win a further $22.22 from you opponent later on in the hand to break if you make the call in this spot. This is related to implied odds.

Note 2: Victory casino orlando florida. In SPOC, the 'Pot $' field includes your opponent's current bet. So in the example above, a opponent has just bet $10 in to an existing $10 pot, making the Pot $ $20 and the Bet $ $10

Why use SPOC?

SPOC is really basic, but then that's the beauty of it. SPOC is not meant for just blindly churning out the odds when you have a drawing hand, it's designed to help you form a better understanding of ratios and all that mathematical stuff to do with drawing hands.

If you want a program that automatically outputs the stats and tells you what to do, you can pay $69.95 for Texas Calculatem. If you want to get to grips with drawing odds and familiarise yourself with the most common ratios and percentages for different situations, try SPOC.

So please, for your own good and the benefit of your game use your head as much as possible. In fact, as soon as you get used to the numbers just leave SPOC behind. It's a great tool for learning - just don't grow to rely on it.

How to use SPOC.

Before you use SPOC, it's best that you familiarise yourself with the pot odds article. Just remember that:

If your pot odds are greater than your chances of hitting your draw. CALL.

The odds charts will also be helpful for figuring out how many outs you have for different drawing hands. But for quick reference:

• Flush draw - 9 outs.
• Straight draw - 8 outs.
• Gutshot straight draw - 4 outs.
• Straight and flush draw - 15 outs.

SPOC features.

• Calculates pot odds.
• Calculates implied odds (or how much you need to win if you do not have the right pot odds to continue).

Old versions.

SPOCv2.1 - An earlier version of SPOC without the implied odds calculator built in. Handy for those of you that are too optimistic with the amount of money you expect to win after hitting your draw.

Buy Iain a beer.

If SPOC has helped you win a few extra pots and taught you how to make the right calls when on drawing hands, why not send Iain (the developer) a few dollars for a congratulatory beer?

Cheers!

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The advanced ICM Calculator can be used to determine ICM and chip chop distributions for deals in tournaments and simplifies poker tournament deal negotiations.

Just enter stack sizes and prize money for up to 9 players and hit 'Calculate ICM Distribution'. A more detailed description for the ICM Calculator is below.

Stacks and prizes

Stacks and prizes

Raw Output and ICM Results

How to use the advanced ICM Calculator

Enter the Data

We'll just focus on the Standard Input mode for now:

• Stack Sizes: Enter the stack sizes for each player, leave fields blank if you're running a calculation for less than 9 players.
• Prizes: Enter the prizes for each position. Please only use decimals. Prizes will be sorted descending when calculating.
• Money set aside: If you want to you can set aside some money which still will be played for after the deal. This amount must be smaller than the difference between 1st and 2nd place.

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Once you're done, hit the button 'Calculate ICM Distribution Giochi roulette online gratis. ' and the Poker Deal Calculator does it's magic.

Prize Money Distribution

The ICM calculator shows how much money each player receives according to the Independent Chip Model (or ICM).

It's also possible to show how much a chip chop deal pays out or even how much a mix of both deals pays out. This can be done via fine tuning. More about fine tuning below.

Below the table is a link (Shareable link to this calculation) which can be used to share this calculation. Any possible fine tuning will be shared as well.

ICM Finish Distribution

The ICM calculator also provides a detailed table which shows how likely it is, each player finishes in any position. This calculation is based purely on ICM and the stack sizes.

Advanced ICM Calculator Options

There are some options that make this ICM Deal Calculator stand out a bit. Let's go through them.

Advanced Input

The Advanced Input doesn't look very advanced, it's just a text box. But copy-pasting chip counts and prizes from other sources is sometimes easier than manually entering all the information.

• Stack Sizes: The advanced input scans the first lines until the first blank line for stack sizes. It also supports player names. Just use the format 'name stack-size'. If you don't use a name, the calculator will assign the usual 'Player x' names.
• Prizes: After the first blank line the advanced input scans for prizes until the next blank line.
• Options: Below that are options – all of which can be set when fine tuning (see below). Meaning: don't adjust these options here.

Fine Tuning

Buy Iain a beer.

If SPOC has helped you win a few extra pots and taught you how to make the right calls when on drawing hands, why not send Iain (the developer) a few dollars for a congratulatory beer?

Cheers!

Go back to the Texas Hold'em software.

The advanced ICM Calculator can be used to determine ICM and chip chop distributions for deals in tournaments and simplifies poker tournament deal negotiations.

Just enter stack sizes and prize money for up to 9 players and hit 'Calculate ICM Distribution'. A more detailed description for the ICM Calculator is below.

Stacks and prizes

Stacks and prizes

Raw Output and ICM Results

How to use the advanced ICM Calculator

Enter the Data

We'll just focus on the Standard Input mode for now:

• Stack Sizes: Enter the stack sizes for each player, leave fields blank if you're running a calculation for less than 9 players.
• Prizes: Enter the prizes for each position. Please only use decimals. Prizes will be sorted descending when calculating.
• Money set aside: If you want to you can set aside some money which still will be played for after the deal. This amount must be smaller than the difference between 1st and 2nd place.

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Once you're done, hit the button 'Calculate ICM Distribution Giochi roulette online gratis. ' and the Poker Deal Calculator does it's magic.

Prize Money Distribution

The ICM calculator shows how much money each player receives according to the Independent Chip Model (or ICM).

It's also possible to show how much a chip chop deal pays out or even how much a mix of both deals pays out. This can be done via fine tuning. More about fine tuning below.

Below the table is a link (Shareable link to this calculation) which can be used to share this calculation. Any possible fine tuning will be shared as well.

ICM Finish Distribution

The ICM calculator also provides a detailed table which shows how likely it is, each player finishes in any position. This calculation is based purely on ICM and the stack sizes.

Advanced ICM Calculator Options

There are some options that make this ICM Deal Calculator stand out a bit. Let's go through them.

Advanced Input

The Advanced Input doesn't look very advanced, it's just a text box. But copy-pasting chip counts and prizes from other sources is sometimes easier than manually entering all the information.

• Stack Sizes: The advanced input scans the first lines until the first blank line for stack sizes. It also supports player names. Just use the format 'name stack-size'. If you don't use a name, the calculator will assign the usual 'Player x' names.
• Prizes: After the first blank line the advanced input scans for prizes until the next blank line.
• Options: Below that are options – all of which can be set when fine tuning (see below). Meaning: don't adjust these options here.

Fine Tuning

When you tick the checkbox 'Fine tune results' you get a set of options to adjust the results of the calculation. Those are the options:

• Allow chip chop excess: When calculating chip chop deals (see below) there can be rare occurrences where the deal allots more money to first place then the payouts would. This happens when there is a single huge chip leader. Default option for this calculator is to not allow such a deal. This calculator redistributes any excess allotments proportionally between the other players. If the checkbox is ticked, deals which allow more than first place money for any player are possible.
• Round results: You can choose to round the results to the nearest multiple of 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 or 1,000. If the sum of the rounded payouts doesn't equal the sum of prizes, the rounding error will be added or deducted to or from the player where the error has the least impact.
• ICM or Chip-Chop: By default the calculator provides a pure ICM deal. But it's also possible to calculate a chip chop deal (just move the slider to the far right). It is also possible to calculate a weighted average of both deals. Since ICM deals usually favor short stacks and chip chop deals favor big stacks, sometimes it might be a good idea, to mix both deals. But in general chip chop deals are a rather bad idea for almost all players involved.

Fine tuning the individual payouts

When fine tuning is enabled you'll see pluses and minuses pop up in the prize money distribution table. With those buttons you can manually adjust the payouts for each player.

Clicking plus or minus adjusts the payout for the player by (very roughly) 1 percent. In return the payout for each other player is adjusted accordingly, so that the sum of the payouts always stays the same.

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You can use this option, when one player wants at least so and so much when negotiating a deal. When negotiating a deal online you use the shareable link option to send other players a link to the specific adjustment.

Question, remarks, suggestions, bugs? Please leave a comment below!

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Relevant Resources

• What is ICM? A detailed explanation of ICM.
• Independent Chip Model on Wikipedia

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