PokerCruncher for iPad - Adv App Reviews

Overall good app for analysis. Would like more detail on made hands e.g. Not just "one pair" but top pair or better, middle pair to top pair,....

I love this app as its basically poker stove but with a intuitive interface... the developers have worked hard to improve the app with fewer glitches and bugs as well as enhanced functionality. I hope they can implement a bit of the web app Flopzilla into the next release. a must have for a serious poker player

No complaints at all. I would like to see it act a little more like flopzilla.

A must-have for serious Hold 'em players.

And unlike well known politicians this is no lie. This app does it all combos,hand ranges,deal to flop only, turn only, or all the way to river. Compare hand vs range vs board and see a heat map and % for each hit hand. Load and save multiple hand ranges for comparison and detailed analysis. Last but not least the developer has an online forum thread where he takes his customers suggestions to any improvement they think may be helpful. One of the truly 5 star apps on iTunes.

Certainly disabuses you of preconceived notions about generic hand situations. Sophisticated scenarios are made possible by %age ranges, etc. A great tool for transitioning from recreational player to beginning pro level thinker.

The app seems very well-crafted. It has all the options any poker player requires. I wish it were a little more intuitive and didn't require resets of particular sets.

This is a GREAT app! Well worth $5! more people should buy it and review it! Unfortunately I don't use this nearly as often as I should but I do believe that a lot of time spent playing with this app would certainly be beneficial to improving your poker game! I kind of wish there was also a version of this for Omaha that I could buy.

Huge fan of this app: works perfectly (no bugs), easy to use and understand, great export options. And very addictive! Must have for any poker player

Must have for any poker player who wants to study poker to improve their game.

Not only is it better and more flexible that poker stove but actually has support. I sent a (dumb) question and received a response within hours. On a Saturday. You won't be disappointed.

I agree. The best iPad pocket app hands down — a mobile flopzilla. All hands listed by equity is a great feature. I *really* wish, however, that these were broken down by individual suit. I hope this can be added eventually.

The best poker app for iPad, period.