No other card game is nearly as popular as poker, with millions of people playing it daily for fun or profit. Poker is not only a game of luck but skill as well. Unfortunately, many poker players aren’t very good at statistics and can’t do detailed probability analysis on their own. Lucky for them, there is a software solution that does just that. Video Poker Calculator 2.0 is an odds and payoff calculator for poker aficionados and online gamblers. The program automatically analyzes probabilities of getting a desired card combination and likely payoff. The program supports all popular poker types, like Jacks or Better, Deuces Wilds, Aces & Faces, Double Bonus, Joker Poker and others. Important advantage of this program is that it can be used for real-time analysis while gambling in online casinos. The application is fully customizable - choose any payoff table from the payoff list or add a new payoff scheme; all existing payoffs can be modified as well. The built-in game analyzer continuously processes the game and dynamically calculates basic indexes, like the Return Index. Another great program option is the forecasting feature that charts winning/losing/draw probabilities, expected net gains or risk of ruin. Importantly, you can compare statistics and probabilities for different hands. The program is a great tool for both poker professionals and amateurs, who are eager to improve their poker skills. Try Video Poker Calculator 2.0 now free of charge and become a better player in weeks!
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