In flopzilla's defense porting an old stable Windows based program to Mac is no easy feat The cost vs the amount of Mac users that would pay for it probably dosent add up. I asked skylla on 2 plus 2 if they had any plans for a Mac or app version and he said that they could not comment. Great support though.

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CHANGELIST

v2.0.0 (up since 12/07/2019)
- First beta of FlopzillaPro!

v1.8.6 (up since 10/05/2019)
- Changes and bugfixes

v1.8.5 (up since 22/11/2017)
- Changes and bugfixes

v1.8.4.1 (up since 13/8/2017)
- Bugfix in HoldEq

v1.8.4 (up since 15/6/2017)
- Changes and bugfixes

v1.8.3 (up since 31/5/2016)
- Changes and bugfixes

v1.8.2 (up since 20/12/2015)
- Some smallish bugfixes

v1.8.1 BETA (up since 29/11/2015)
- Sub-categories can now be added in predef menu (more)
- New edit mode for moving large numbers of ranges (more)
- Some other changes

v1.8.0 (up since 29/11/2015)
- Added equity matrix to HoldEq
- Bugfix

v1.7.9 (up since 5/10/2015)
- Flopzilla no longer works if PokerStars.exe is present

v1.7.8 BETA (up since 26/7/2015)
- HoldEq can now also be started from Flopzilla
- Predef menu can be resized
- Small changes and bugfixes

v1.7.6 (up since 11/7/2015)
- General performance improvement
- HoldEq now also available within Flopzilla directory
- Ctrl+Alt+T now also includes option to show weights
- Alt+W removes custom filters for current board
- Small changes and bugfixes

v1.7.5 (up since 9/4/2015)
- Bugfix

v1.7.4 (up since 7/4/2015)
- Bugfix for importing savefiles
- New update for AlternateReg.exe
- Some graphics changes

v1.7.3 (up since 25/2/2015)
- Added ability to set last board card for equity calcs
- New functionality for AlternateReg.exe
- Weight always 100% if no weight selected
- Bugfixes and changes

v1.7.2 (up since 3/2/2015)
- When connected to HoldEq and exporting to equity graph, mouse over a stat in Flopzilla to see the hands in that stat in the graph (pic)
- Ability to import suited strings (like AhKh,AhQh,AhJh,...)
- Screen can now be magnified (Settings->Magnify screen)
- Number of weight buttons increased to 5
- Pressing 0-5 now (de)selects weight 1 through 5
- Option to hide equity for equity training (right-click the equity field)
- Bugfixes and changes

v1.7.1 (up since 12/12/2014)
- Bugfix in invert feature

v1.7.0 (up since 10/12/2014)
- Some new features for HoldEq
- Instructional video for HoldEq+Flopzilla
- Can now import/export suit settings from/to CardRunnersEV
- Added 'invert' button (next to absolute/cumulative button)
- Number of lines in predef menu now dynamic
- Option to restore hand from last instance
- Option to restore predefs from list of backup files
- Option to restore savefile from list of backup files
- Ctrl+X now stores quicksave. Quick-load with Alt+X (X is 0-9)
- Changes in communication protocol with HoldEq
- Changes in save protocol for storing predefs
- Changes in drawing graphics for slow systems
- Bugfixes and changes

v1.6.9 (up since 30/9/2014)
- Changes in 'register' menu to account for new key system
- Bugfixes and small changes

v1.6.8 (up since 25/6/2014)
- Predefs now also contain suit settings
- Weights now also included in text import/export of range
- Suits now also included in text export of range
- Last loaded range is highlighted for 30 seconds
- If range is selected when storing range, that range is overwritten
- Small bugfixes and changes

v1.6.7 (up since 2/4/2014)
- 'Hotness' now also imported from HoldEq
- Color now also stored in predefined range export
- Mouse scroll now has resolution of 1%
- Mouse scroll can now select 33.3% and 66.7%
- Overlap matrix now also shows weights
- 'Clear all fields' now also clears weights for statistics
- Small bugfixes and changes

v1.6.6 (up since 28/2/2014)
- Added capability to connect to HoldEq
- Added key generator for HoldEq

v1.6.5 (up since 2/10/2013)
- Small bugfixes and changes

v1.6.3 (up since 31/8/2013)
- Small bugfixes and changes

v1.6.2 (up since 13/7/2013)
- Small bugfix

v1.6.1 (up since 12/7/2013)
- Flopzilla will now always run as admin
- Option to import/export predefined ranges (under Save/load)
- New dragable scroll bar for predefs.
- Preflop calcs now roughly 7 times faster
- Preflop calcs now done automatically
- 'Best hand' tracked for preflop stats
- New undo system (Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+R)
- Option to store window size (under Settings)
- Some minor changes+fixes

v1.6.0 (up since 1/7/2013)
- Beta release

v1.5.9 (up since 1/1/2013)
- Boundaries of matrix light up in yellow when hovering
- Added suit restriction to slider's combo counter
- Added 'random' button for dead cards
- Other minor fixes and changes to software

v1.5.8
- Added preflop suit selection (below starting hand matrix)
- Added 'Clear all fields button'
- Added optional vertical scrollbar to Flopzilla
- Several improvements to the graphics
- Several minor bugfixes and improvements

I didn’t consider implementing poker ranges in my first few years of playing poker. One of the problems I used to experience at the tables was what to do with hands that weren’t so obviously strong (AA, AK – raise, raise, raise!) or so obviously weak (27o, J4o – ditch ‘em faster than green grass through a goose). Hands like K9o and 86s always gave me pause when it was folded to me. “Should I open… limp… or just fold?” I’d have to ask myself these questions all the time.

The answer to this problem was to create my own poker ranges. Bringing my off-the-felt analysis to on-the-felt play simplifies the game and ensures I’m making good opening hand decisions.

Finding ranges made by others online can help as a start, but they need to be tweaked and analyzed to fit your games and stakes. You can incorporate your own play style and the population tendencies at your stakes, with your own experiences and hand histories to help guide you in creating them.

The Poker Ranges You’ll Need

Here are the ranges that you’ll have to devise for the current stakes and games you play:

Opening Ranges – Know what hands you’ll open in various positions (cash and MTT/SNG) as well as at different levels of the MTT/SNG (Early Stages, Mid-Stages, Late Stages).
3betting Ranges – You need to know which opp

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