Well we've come to the end of our PokerSnowie Quiz draws, but before we announce the winners of the last draw, we'd just like to say a big thank you for taking part.

Our PokerSnowie Quiz has been a tremendous hit this week with 67,958 quiz answered so far and a massive over 3,000 entries into the March 30 draw!

Time to announce the winners of our second PokerSnowie Quiz draw, which has attracted an incredible response with 4,695 quiz sessions completed and over 2,000 draw entries!

What a fantastic response we've had! Within just a couple of days of launching the quiz, over 3,000 sessions were completed and almost one thousand of you had your entries in for the draw!

In Sharp's final article of the series he identifies a good opportunity to add some deception to your play.

In this analysis of the new AI's performance we thought PokerSnowie had fooled Sharp! But after a closer look, we see it's a perfect balancing opportunity.

In Sharp's latest instalment he takes a final look at preflop all in situations and how the new AI displays significant improvement in this area.

Sharp explores an interesting scenario where the old and new AI recommends different moves after flopping a straight and flush draw. He also uses the scenario evaluation tool to examine several hands where a call is the better move.

In part four of the Old AI v New AI series, Sharp analyses a call verse raise scenario when faced with draw combos. By examining all the decision making influences Sharp explains why the new PokerSnowie makes a stronger evaluation.

In last week's example scenario we analyzed PokerSnowie's advice on an unorthodox situation. In this latest example Sharp examines the decision making process when faced with an all-in from the cut off.