Pokertrainer Premium app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Thomas Karlsson
First release : 16 Nov 2013
App size: 16.09 Mb
Improve your poker skills with Pokertrainers interactive exercises, practices and tutorials and have fun and compete for the monthly hi-score!
Works offline.
There are poker trainer exercises for both beginners and very advanced players in this full poker trainer package.
Poker is hard to learn because it takes a long time for mistakes to become obvious through the results.
With Pokertrainer the game is broken down into individual parts that you can practice and make sure you master one at a time.
Pokertrainer consist of Tutorials and practical Exercises to help you:
- Improve your Hand Reading skills
- Practice Preflop skills
- Learn Poker Hand Ranking
- Quickly recognize the Best Hand
- Understand and calculate Odds
- Understand and calculate Implied Odds
- When to Play a Draw with Outs (cards that will help you improve to the best hand)
- Understand the rules of Texas Holdem
You can compete for hi-score and the monthly win or you can practice seeing the correct answer after each question.
Are you Noob or Legend?
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Latest reviews of Pokertrainer Premium app for iPhone and iPad
i really like that app. it has some superb practice tools, not only good for playing shorthanded poker
This app only gives a white screen.
Im learning to play for a fundraiser. I dont have a clue, but little by little this app is helping. I wish it had fewer abbreviations, and my mistakes were explained a bit more clearly. However, this the best instructional app Ive found. Ill be honest, I just want to magically know how to play Texas holdem! Had I given myself more time to learn, this app would be perfect!
The exercises are great but its really difficult to understand how to do better when you get things wrong (or even what you did wrong). The explanations are poorly written and use a lot of jargon and abbreviations a beginner probably wouldnt know. The seems to be marketed towards beginners but is designed like its for advanced players. Id switch to a different app as soon as I find one with similar drills. Also, maybe consider not calling your users a "Donk." I thought the point of the app was to teach people.
Pretty good but I wish it explained wrong picks or indicated them a little better. Wish the tutorial had less jargon and more explanation.