PokerSnowie Releases New and Improved AI

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After months of hard work behind the scenes, PokerSnowie has announced a major update to their poker training software’s AI. This further moves the software towards the stated goal of the developers which is to develop a “world-class No Limit Hold'em poker player, focusing on a balanced and un-exploitative play.”

PokerSnowie is so popular today that it is used by most of the top online pros. With the confidence you would expect from such a popular poker training tool, the developers say that:

"PokerSnowie can make a bad player good, an average player great and a great player into a world beater.”

It’s sophisticated software utilizes neural pathways and is designed to function like a human brain, except this brain has played trillions of hands of poker during it’s development and has learned strategy tips from each one of them.

As you play on the attractive PokerSnowie interface, which really doesn’t feel like training at all but just a challenging game of poker, you can ask for instant advice and get the mathematical feedback from a balanced strategy that goes as close to being non-exploitative as you can get.

Some of PokerSnowie’s current features included an instant advice tool, which you will use most of the time in the beginning and later you receive an assessment of your session detailing errors, which you can then review and you receive a score of your play in general which I personally find very useful.

PokerSnowie balances its play and is a tough opponent. Play it enough and you will see PokerSnowie slow play, utilize implied odds, balance its range and even donk bet if the situation merits such a move. When you get feedback it is detailed. You are given advice based on pot sized bets, smaller bets and even over bets, so even if you bet when you should have bet, PokerSnowie will give you advice on whether the size was right. It will tighten each area of your game if you use it properly.

The new features added push PokerSnowie’s quality up a notch. 1/4 pot bet sizing has been added which I personally like a lot. Previously a 1/2 pot sized bet was the smallest bet you could make, but the developers conceded that PokerSnowie is so good it began to exploit this!

The introduction of 1/4 pot sized bets has improved PokerSnowie too, making it more aggressive and consistent. This and other changes has improved the general playing ability across both full-ring and heads-up play, meaning you will enjoy a tougher game and therefore a better No Limit Hold’em learning experience.

I use the software and it is great to have instant advice in any situation that I would pay hundreds of dollars to obtain via a poker coach. I believe PokerSnowie to be a great investment in your own development as a poker player. For more information about the software to view their different packages such as ‘STARTER’, ‘INTERMEDIATE’ or ‘PRO’, visit their website here.