But now there’s PokerTracker 3 which, in addition to some new features, has added support for two more leading poker sites: Bodog Poker and Cake Poker.

While pokerbots are making a big stir in the online poker world, far less controversial and more universally loved is software like PokerTracker that helps you play better online poker without actually playing the game for you.

Players at Full Tilt using the software will also enjoy the new support for its Super Turbo Matrix tables and recognition for Heroes. Also improved with the latest update are hand histories for iPoker rooms (like Titan Poker) and better accounting for PokerStars tournament rakes.

The list of prohibited software includes poker bots, table selection software, odds calculators, data mining programs, and hand history compilers (though Full Tilt does now offer its own in-table Hand Replayer). Player are also not allowed to visit websites that tell them any pertinent information about a particular opponent while they are seated at a table (presumably against that opponent). Being caught using any of these programs is cause for termination of one’s Full Tilt Poker account and the possible seizure of funds from your FullTilt bankroll.

On the flip side, permitted at Full Tilt are poker instructional programs as long as you upload only your own histories and no shared histories. Same with Heads-Up Displays, so long as it’s only using data that you have compiled on your own.

And one exception to the odds-calculator prohibition are those that don’t just run constantly, automatically during live play, but require you enter in a specific situation in order to get your result.

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