The best way to familiarize yourself with Slice is to go through a few examples. Here is a few examples complete with screen sh...

Learn How to Connect Slice to Holdem Manager or PokerTracker 3.

Slice has a powerful range defining syntax that you can use to define board and opponent ranges that are as simple or complex as...

To save you time you can store ranges for later use. These ranges can be grouped into sub-groups and are available in drop down...

To cut down on the repetitive task of defining ranges for your opponents, Slice introduces the concept of range aliases. You ca...

Slice includes a feature to allow you to graph your equity on the current or next street.

Given a specific flop, Slice has the ability to do a simulation of the equity on every possible turn and river combo.

Slice includes a tool to enumerate all the hands in a range so you can be sure that you're defining ranges correctly.

Slice allows you to calculate ev in situations where there are side pots. This is particularly useful for situations where ther...

Slice can incorporate card removal effects in its simulations by marking some ranges as folded. In some situations this can hav...

Load equity calculations you have run previously

Learn about the fold equity calculator in Slice.

Instructions on how to install Slice on Windows 7, Vista & XP, Linux