Texas Calculatem

Texas Calculatem's intuitive interface shows you your exact situation at a glance. The table, advice bar, and odds chart give you just enough information without being too overwhelming. A novice may choose to simply follow the advice given. More experienced users will find the additional info, including odds of making certain hands, odds of one of your opponents making certain hands, # outs, pre-flop hand strength & Sklansky score, very useful.

In the fast paced online environment, it is essential to have a calculator watching along with you. The window is sizeable and can be placed above or below the poker game window. Users with limited screen space may find the Mini-mode option a great alternative...

Mini Mode can be easily tucked above or below the poker window, giving you the most important data you need to make the proper decision. As with Full Mode, the cards, dealer button, and who is folding, etc, are all still watched automatically, requiring no input from the user.

The AutoRead setup is now even more simple. When you launch Texas Calculatem�, this small window appears, asking you to move it over the game you wish to attach to, and click "Attach". The rest is automatic! Texas Calculatem will simply watch you play, giving you odds and advice as you go. Advice can be fine-tuned according to your style of play...

The Options screen gives you all the customization you need to personalize Texas Calculatem�. Calculation speed can be adjusted according to the speed of your computer's CPU. Advice can be fine-tuned accoring to your style of play. For example, if you NEVER play when you are to the left of the Big Blind unless your hand is in the top 2% of all starting hands, you can force Texas Calculatem� to never advise you to do otherwise.

The deck is a separate window that shows you the cards left in the deck, displaying colored dots on your "out" cards (the colors corresponding to the colors in the odds chart). The deck may also be used to drag and drop cards when using Manual mode. It's quite easy!

NOTE: Players cannot join a poker room unless a $50 deposit or more is made.