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Poker Copilot User Guide 5 — Last Update: 2018/08/25 Barbary Software SL Poker Copilot User Guide 5 — Last update: 2018/08/25 Barbary Software SL Copyright © 2018 Barbary Software SL Table of Contents Getting Started ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Installation ............................................................................................................................................. 4 Downloading and Installing Poker Copilot .......................................................................................... 5 Buying and Activating Poker Copilot................................................................................................... 6 Updating Poker Copilot .................................................................................................................... 11 Automatic Update ....................................................................................................................... 12 Manual Update ........................................................................................................................... 15 Supported Poker Rooms..................................................................................................................... 16 Configuring Your Poker Room ........................................................................................................... 19 PokerStars ....................................................................................................................................... 20 Full Tilt Poker................................................................................................................................... 24 Merge Network................................................................................................................................. 26 Winamax.......................................................................................................................................... 28 iPoker .............................................................................................................................................. 30 iPoker (old client) ............................................................................................................................. 33 888 Poker ........................................................................................................................................ 35 PartyPoker ....................................................................................................................................... 38 Revolution Poker.............................................................................................................................. 40 Winning Poker Network.................................................................................................................... 43 Using the Diagnostics ...................................................................................................................... 45 Settings................................................................................................................................................ 48 General............................................................................................................................................ 49 HUD (Head-up Display).................................................................................................................... 52 Poker Rooms ................................................................................................................................... 62 SharkScope .................................................................................................................................... 63 Using Poker Copilot ............................................................................................................................ 66 Poker HUD (Head-Up Display) ............................................................................................................ 69 Video: Poker HUD introduction......................................................................................................... 70 Understanding the Poker HUD ......................................................................................................... 71 Poker HUD Statistics........................................................................................................................ 76 HUD Statistics (SharkScope) ........................................................................................................... 83 Player Icons ..................................................................................................................................... 86 SharkScope Icons ............................................................................................................................ 87 Configuring the Poker HUD .............................................................................................................. 89 Configuring the Poker HUD while playing......................................................................................... 90 Adjusting Pre-flop Play..................................................................................................................... 91 Adjusting Post-flop Play ................................................................................................................... 93 HUD Troubleshooting....................................................................................................................... 94 Dynamic HUD .................................................................................................................................. 96 Hand Replayer ..................................................................................................................................... 97 Screen Reference .............................................................................................................................. 100 Basic Statistics............................................................................................................................... 101 Advanced Statistics........................................................................................................................ 102 Tournaments by Date..................................................................................................................... 104 Tournaments by Type .................................................................................................................... 106 Recent Tournaments...................................................................................................................... 107 Recent Hands ................................................................................................................................ 108 Hand Types ................................................................................................................................... 109 Players........................................................................................................................................... 110 Stake Level .................................................................................................................................... 112 Position.......................................................................................................................................... 113 Custom Chart................................................................................................................................. 114 Bankroll.......................................................................................................................................... 116 Detailed Bankroll............................................................................................................................ 118 Tournament Finishes ..................................................................................................................... 119 All-in Equity.................................................................................................................................... 120 Leak Detectors................................................................................................................................... 122 Pre-flop Aggression ....................................................................................................................... 123 Positional Awareness..................................................................................................................... 124 Blind Stealing................................................................................................................................. 125 Pocket Pairs................................................................................................................................... 126 Suited Connectors ......................................................................................................................... 127 Advanced Features ........................................................................................................................... 128 Exporting Data ............................................................................................................................... 129 Resetting your database ................................................................................................................ 131 Backing up your database.............................................................................................................
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