What I mean by poker calculator here is like something that reduces that game to Kuhn poker. So nothing like those computers that are really designed to play the entire poker game by having programs for all those optimal bluffing strategies or whatever. You should fold, the player is very tight so you're probably not a favourite here You should call this, you'll win in 75 % of cases

This isn't some long term calculator that says like in this answer of Radu Murzea♦ When I say calculator here, I'm thinking only of some short-term and strictly numerical calculator that really says just '50% winning' (and most probably without specifics like '30% drawing to a flush').N00b question 2: (Well maybe this one is the same question as like what I ask here.) In the absence of both such features available in the site and rulings from the site admins/mods, then is it ethical to use calculators (at least until the admins/mods reply)? Probably most popular poker sites have rulings, but perhaps the newer ones, in particular, the new variants, like choker, which I think doesn't explicitly say so on the website. N00b question 1: If I were to ask whether or not calculators are cheating in online poker, then is the answer simply dependent on whether or not the site allows it? I tried looking around the site and even some articles online eg this, but I wasn't quite able to find an answer to the following question: I remember there were some sites that showed like a hand strength evaluation or something. My context: I played poker a bit, mostly online and mostly never for money, around 2010-2015. (Actually, I'm asking motivated by a calculator for choker = chess + poker, but I believe the same applies to regular poker, Texas hold'em or whatever.)

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