Equity/Win/Tie %age's,
Hand Histograms,
%age's and n:1 Odds,
2-Color or 4-Color Cards,
Setting for Number Of Monte Carlo Trials
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addition to Equity/Win/Tie
%age's, PokerCruncher shows you each
player's hand histogram:
how often each player makes OnePair,
TwoPair, 3OfAKind, etc. PokerCruncher also shows you the winning hand's hand histogram. You can use this feature to see what the expected best hand is for example if 5 players with random hands go to the river. Screenshot ExampleJT-suited has flopped an open end straight draw and a backdoor flush draw against AA and KK. As you can see, JT-suited's Equity is about 38%, and the hand histogram shows how often JT-suited will make a Straight, Flush, OnePair, TwoPair, etc. by the river. Positive equities (10% or more above breakeven equity) are colored green; negative equities (10% or more below breakeven equity) are colored red (actually, orange); breakeven equities are colored yellow. EquityEquity is a player's % ownership of the pot. It's the sum of the player's Win %age and the fractional ownerships of the pot that the player has in ties with other players. Equity's add up to 100% but Win%'s usually don't (because of ties). We usually think about Win %age, but Equity is really the more important stat. Consider the example: AA vs. AA. Win %age for both hands is only around 2.2% (when they make a flush using a single Ace). But the hands tie about 95.6% of the time and each hand's equity is 50%.  %age's and n:1 OddsPokerCruncher can show all stats as %age's or as n:1 odds (against); "n:1F" means "in favor". The ":1" button toggles between the two. The second picture on the right shows n:1 odds. 2-Color or 4-Color CardsPokerCruncher has a 2-color or 4-color cards (saved) setting in the Menu so you can set your card and suit color preference. Setting for Number Of Monte Carlo Trials
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