| Poki: The University of Alberta Computer Poker Research Group presents the playing program named Poki. Poki is in Java, and plays a reasonably good game of poker, but there remains considerable research to be done to play at a world-class level. Go in a try to beat Poki, when you have the chance! Many other academical poker links are provided. |
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| Brecware Hold'em Showdown: Hold'Em Showdown is a program from Steve Brecher. You specify a Texas Hold'Em poker all-in situation for two or more players, and then the program gives you the chances of each player winning (or tying). It works by enumeration rather than simulation. Nice and free |
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| Acespade Software: Acespade Software is a Las Vegas-based contender that specializes in "intelligent" poker software. These poker software have been criticized for its "artificial intelligence" which is said producing sub-optimal advice. But some love it. Prices are medium to high, in the range of other leading SW providers. |
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| Wilson Software: Wilson Software's website is the home of arguably the best suite of poker software in the world. Many of the pros use Wilson to rank starting hands in different game settings and try the odds for certain cards at key situations. Also very good for beginners to get hold of the basics and intricacies of the game by playing the computer. Very flexible software. Expensive but worth the price. |
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| TH Software: PokerStat: PokerStat 2 is an online poker hand tracker and statistical database program to analyze your opponents, but also your own game. Supports Hold'Em and Omaha Hi and HiLo 8 games and tournaments on Paradise Poker. The interface is not very intuitive, but the functionality is top notch. Industry leader, with reasonable prices. 65 USD for use by a single user with a single Paradise Poker User-ID. |
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| PokerBolide: PokerBolide v1.0 is a very fast and nice looking poker calculator for texas hold'em using Monte Carlo method. |
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