Why You Need Flop Inspector

With over 22,100 different flops you can potentially see while playing Texas Hold'em, is one as truly random as another?  If you know your hole cards, you can already eliminate many of the potential flops, and if you can give your opponent a range, the likelihood of some flops to appear is greater than others.
 
Flop Inspector is a tool to help you make sense of all this.  The software is a poker calculator that takes into account just about any variable you can think of to give probabilities of certain flops to appear and how those flops help you.
 
To start using the software, you can enter your hand and a range of hands of your opponent.  From here, you can take a look at the likelihood of all the potential flops to hit the board and how much equity your hand should have against a villain's range.
 
Furthermore, you can filter these results to appear for only certain scenarios such as made two pair or better or draws to take a look at equity on hands that you are most likely to continue on, especially during ring game play.
 
As you can imagine, there is no shortage of ways you can use this as a study tool to learn as much of the math of the game as possible.  You can use it as a post-game study tool reviewing hands you flagged to see if you should have thought about them during play differently or you can just use your imagination designing scenarios that you were curious about so when they come up when you play, you are prepared.
 
For those of you looking for a tool while you are playing instead of for study purposes, you should consider looking at Flop Inspector Range Visualizers.  The software provides up to 25 pop-ups you can use in your PokerTracker 4 HUD for use while playing six-max Hold'em ring games.
 
The pop-ups break down what cards your opponent held in a variety of positions based off certain situations that eventually made it to showdown.  This can help you pinpoint how your opponent is playing, which in turn can help you to develop the best plan of action against them.
 
Flop Inspector Range Visualizers can also be used as a study tool, albeit much differently than the Flop Inspector Equity Calculator.  Here, you can use the pop-ups in your PokerTracker hand replayer to review your play with more precision.  While you may have not had the time to look at your pop-ups while playing, you should have the time to look at them while reviewing to see if you made a mistake by rushing through a hand instead of using all of the information at your disposal.
 
Both Flop Inspector and Flop Inspector Range Visualizers are absolute bargains at $49 each.  The amount you can learn about the game from the equity calculator and the amount you can learn about your opponent from both pieces of software is priceless.  Why not see how you can improve you game and try Flop Inspector and Flop Inspector Hand Visualizer today!

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