
Choose between a few different frequently occurring preflop situations.
The PokerSnowie Preflop app is available on iOS smarphones and it provides advice on how to play hole cards in a variety of situations for 6-max and 10-max NL Hold'em tables.
Your advice comes in the form of a grid of 169 squares, each representing possible hole card combinations. Pocket pairs are represented by the diagonal line through the middle, with suited hands above the diagonal and non-suited (offsuit) hands below. For example, the square indicated by the arrow represents K9 suited The number stands for the percentage of the time PokerSnowie advises raising instead of following the action indicated by the color.

As a new feature introduced with the version 2.0, you now have the ability to edit 3 new settings:
• choose between 6-max and 10-max table
• choose which starting stack you wish to assign to all players
• get the PokerSnowie advice optimized for low or high stakes

There has been no action in front of you and you're the first player to act. You get to decide on whether to call, raise or fold.
Choose your position (any position apart from the BB, as this is a forced bet).
A player in front of you has raised 1/2 pot. What should you do?
Choose your position and select the position of the player raising in front of you.
You acted first raising 1/2 pot and a player has decided to do a pot-sized re-raise (3bet) behind you. The stakes are rising, what should you do next?
Choose your position. Then choose the position of the player 3betting you.
A player in front of you does an initial 1/2 pot raise. You do a pot-sized re-raise (3bet) after him and he reacts by re-raising (4betting) again pot size. Big action, time to seriously consider your hole cards!
Choose your position, then choose the position of the player 4betting you.
You're sat in the SB or BB. A first player raises 1/2 pot, a second player calls. Should you squeeze by doing a pot-sized re-raise?
Choose your position (either SB or BB), then choose the position of the player doing the opening raise, finally select the position of the caller.