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From: cyberdude1@cox.net (John Bevilaqua)
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Subject: Re: Texas Hold Em and The RailBird Poker Advisor (tm)
Date: 7 Jul 2003 12:06:16 -0700
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cyberdude1@cox.net (John Bevilaqua) wrote in message news:<53177ce1.0307051212.698128dc@posting.google.com>...
> There were many recent updates to the demo web site...
> for our Texas HoldEm Hand RealTime Evaluation and Analysis
> Decision Support System or THREAD for short.
>
> It included a bug fix for matching your Desktop Texas
> Holdem Hand to your OnLine Poker Site's live hand.
There is also an enhancement for a Random Dealer so you
can analyze just how difficult it really is to complete
a full hand based on your starting hole cards. There
is a memory leak in the RandHand Button which sometimes
freezes your browser up after 6-7 Random Hands, so you
should click on NxtHand to refresh your browser often until
we find and fix this memory leak which causes freezes.
http://www.21stCenturyInc.com/HoldEm/index.html
http://www.21stCenturyInc.com/HoldEm/poker.html
Thank you.
>
> This should level the playing field for OnLine HoldEm
> players and give you a real competitive advantage over
> those who can not calculate the odds as quickly as this
> system can. It still has a way to go before it is
> finished but it is almost 90% completed.
>
> http://www.21stCenturyInc.com/HoldEm/index.html
>
> > I would like to solicit feedback on the concept that
> > we are currently developing and the market need for
> > such a product addressing the On Line Poker Room world.
> >
> > I have always felt that if a computer program could be
> > written to advise the on-line player as to the correct
> > theoretical strategy to employ at each betting point
> > in Texas Hold Em DURING an online game there could be
> > a significant advantage for those players who are using
> > such a tool and a corresponding disadvantage for those
> > who are not doing it but relying on seat of their pants
> > or other basic strategies.
> >
> > While this is still a few months from completion,
> > you will get a good idea of what we have in mind
> > for this system and we are looking for a few good
> > beta testers who will qualify for a 50% discount
> > on the purchase price.
> >
> > http://www.21stCenturyInc.com/HoldEm/index.html
> >
> > The way it will work is that you will replicate your
> > hole cards, the flop cards, the turn and the river
> > card on your desktop Poker DSS System and it will
> > give you the suggested strategy to maximize your
> > winnings based on your position, players left,
> > their last action, etc.
> >
> > Is there a need for such a product and what aspects
> > of DSS should it employ? What would be a fair
> > price for such a product either monthly or for
> > a one time purchase? Is it better to be installed
> > on the workstation or run as a remote Web ASP app?
> >
> > Will this in fact help the marginal or beginning
> > player win more at online Poker Rooms? Why or
> > why not? Could it help even the seasoned pros?
> > Quite frankly just using this DSS matrix at the
> > web site has turned me from break even to a constant
> > winner.
> >
> > Would you be interested in being a beta tester?
> >
> > eMail me to become a Beta Tester and post your
> > replies and issues here and via email to me.
> >
> > jfbevilaqua@21stCenturyInc.com
> >
> > Regards,
> > John Bevilaqua
>
>
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