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Poker Tracker Review
 

If you're going to play poker online seriously, then you need to have some type of tracking program examining your play.  Both Poker Tracker and Poker Office do essentially the same thing.  You'll be happy with either program, it's just a matter of personal preference. 

Poker tracker records your play, allowing you to pinpoint specific leaks in your game.  You can view everything from how often you raise pre-flop, to how many times you've cold called a raise from middle position.  It will tell you exactly how much you've won or lost,  even giving you totals from each position.  Poker tracker allows you to know for certain whether you're a winning player or not, and which parts of your game need work.

It also allows you to track every player you encounter at the tables.  With the addition of game time, an add-on that you can install, you are able to see real time stats on other players at your table and adjust your play accordingly.  It enables you to identify fish and avoid other strong players.

Overall, Poker Tracker is a bit more complicated to understand and get working right out of the box than Poker Office is.  Hand histories for some sites have to be downloaded and manually fed to Poker Tracker.  You also have to add game time (the visual HUD) manually instead of having it pre-built into the software. 

On the other hand, Poker tracker is a bit cheaper than Poker Office at $55.  It also has a replay option that Poker Office lacks (Update: Poker Office now has this ability as well with the release of it's new version 2.0).  You can graphically replay your games in order to find problem areas in your game.  Or you can use it to show off a big pot you took down to your friends.

Ultimately you'll be very happy with either program.  I strongly suggest purchasing one of these programs.  Tracking your play is essential to your development as a poker player.  You don't want to rely on guesses when evaluating whether you're a profitable player or not.

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