Push Helper
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $9.99 | Anton Makerov | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
For the better results in Sit&Go or MTT tournaments professional poker players use the "Push or Fold" strategy. It is built on the theory that when you have 15 BB or less you have two ways: go All-in or Fold.
The Push Helper app is based on the Nash equilibrium and shows all of the profitable push or call ranges.
Push Helper shows more than 4000 visualized ranges to play with short stack (from 3-15 BB) with different number of opponents (from 9max to HU). Choose needed filters and get all your profit hands in seconds. This app was designed by professional poker players who has won millions dollars in on-line and live poker tournaments.
•get more than 4000 ranges based on Nash equilibrium
•calculated open push, call and all-in from each position with one or more opponents
•instant help with your range
•clear, user-friendly interface
•no need to be on-line
•no additional payments, you’ll get the full access to the app with future updates
The Push Helper app is irreplaceable for professionals to play the EPT/WSOP tournaments level as well as for the beginners who plays poker with friends.
Start your Push Helper experience today and the result will not take long!
The best of luck!
Reviews
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gotilla gunner
Not to bad but way to many ads, can barely use the app to see if I like it to purchase
Edited - it’s pretty good
FleshyHeadedMonkey
My initial review was pretty negative because I didn’t really understand how to use the app and I was losing a lot using it. Now that I’ve gotten more fluid with setting up the right situation and finding my hole cards on the chart, the odds have kicked in and I’ve been actually winning. Not every time, of course; that’s not how poker works. But I’ve been winning enough with the app that I think it’s better for me then not using it at all. It has certainly made me more aggressive in tournaments, which as a diehard tight-aggressive cash player has been good for my bottom line.
