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At its core, the poker odds calculator can be seen as a tool that has been developed out of long term and profound statistical analysis - as to what tends to happen whenever a poker player makes various moves in the game. So starting with any combination of cards (both known and unknown cards) the typical poker odds calculator will tell you what the odds of your coming up with the best (winning) hand at the end of the game are - which can be a very handy tool in case it is money that you are playing the poker for, by way of showing you where to put your money and where not to put your money.
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Here you will find simplified step-by-step instructions (also as video) to create your own online calculator from an already known formula without any programming knowledge or experience in a development language and you can also integrate it on your own homepage if necessary. Our extended online form builder supports you when you calculate with form fields.
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1. Create project:
Please first enter a project name and a short (obligatory) description. In the case of a public project, you decide whether your computer is publicly accessible on the pages or only used by you. Please set the project to the public later only if it has been created completely and the calculator is executable. As a logged in user, you can also view your detail page for testing without publishing it.

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Please avoid project names such as “Test…” Administrators have been instructed to delete any project WITHOUT description or with a “who is who were” descriptions directly.
Please enter 3 keywords in any case and your computer homepage address. The web address will not be published but will be used later to create the license file, so that the computer can only be used in your URL. Of course, you can also create an English-language computer (voice selection).

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The typical modern poker odds calculator is usually graphically designed, to represent the poker cards and poker players (usually with a drop down menu from which you can select the number of players you would be playing against - which is typically anything from 2 to 10), and an option to 'clear the table' after every calculation. Then there is usually the 'calculate odds' button, upon which the main functionality of the underlying program is based, so that upon selecting a given number of players, and a given starting combination of cards, the poker odds calculator will usually proceed to work out what the odds of coming up with the winning hand under that scenario are - so that, in case you are playing poker with real money, you can make up your mind whether to 'put your money' on the table or not, given the odds of your winning
2. Creating Fields
In the next point, you create your input fields and output fields, which are called fields. To do this, you first specify the corresponding project. You cannot assign the fields without a previous project entry. With the item Field name, the label is specified, i.e. the text in front of corresponding the input or output field. In the PRO & PREMIUM package, this field can be changed later during export in the template.

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The short info field is used to explain the field. In the public version, this content is displayed in a pop-up window under an Info button. This field content can be edited manually in the PREMIUM/PRO version.

The Value field determines the value of the input field. Which content should appear there depends on the point of input fields and output fields. The value can already contain a number, a character or a line with the option field values for a selection field. For an output field, the field remains empty. The field can also be empty for an input field (if the user has to set an entry in the computer and nothing is specified).

Example content of a selection box:
Field Description: ‘Gender’
Field value:’ Male=0|Female=1|Other=2′
The character string in front of the’ =’ character always specifies the name of the displayed selection box option and the value after the’ =’ character specifies the respective VALUE. The value should be a number (without currency with “.” as a decimal place). For example, if you later want to work with a IF/Then condition in the formula, the value (not the name) must always be a character string without spaces and special characters: WRONG “Laundry1″; CORRECT:”Laundry1”.
Several options are separated by the “|” character (Pipe).

The input field or output field determines whether the field is an output field or an input field. Intermediate results are always output fields. Input fields must never be empty.