Poker Chang
Reviews and Complaints

I tested with the lite version for 3 sessions and then happily purchased. I still have a more indepth spreadsheet at home, but this app allows me to have a very good summary at my finger tips at all times. This is an excellent app if you play brick and motar a lot. For online play there are a lot more very indepth solutions that don't leave you stranded on a tiny keyboard.

I bought to enter my 800 sessions over the last 5 years, and add new sessions.
The process to enter completed session is very time consuming, especially entering the date and time.
After 2 night (6 hours) I have only entered 75 session.
At this pace it will take 2 weeks to enter the old info.
Poker journal remembers the last entry and keeps the info, date included, making it easier to enter old info.
I am going to switch programs.
Programs are almost identical from reviews I read.
If you are starting fresh, this program is fine.

This app is very useful for regular poker players. Before this app I used to manually record my stat via the notepad then would transfer them onto a spreadsheet. This app saves me time and hassle by doing this for me. The reports are useful and the player notes are helpful too. A couple things I would add are some additional charts such as a graph of you win rate % over time. Plus you should be able to enter the duration of play instead of start and end times. All in all, the app is a must have for the regular poker player.

Every part of this app is useful and can improve any players game. The only downside is that I don't think that every part of this app is "finished".

The player profiles are kind of buggy and tend to reset part or all of the player info the user inputs. Additionally, the editing feature is awkward at best. Your only options after entering profile info are "Save" and "Cancel"; let's just say navigation is a bit of a crapshoot.

The second most noticeable drawback is the bankroll tracker. I love the ability to track multiple bankrolls and set locations to automatically draw from specified bankrolls. What I don't like is having to describe bankroll transactions without using numbers or punctuation: annoying. Thankfully there's cut and paste.

Finally, and probably most importantly, are the graphics. Although helpful, they have a rudimentary and amateurish look that makes it seem as though they were afterthoughts.

Despite these three big gripes, this is still an immensely useful tool. Novices get a feel for the game and pros get a pretty good pocket diagnostic device. With a few tweaks, this program could be great.

Bottom line, with the big issues I listed (and the little ones I didn't list), I'd give this app a 3.25. But because there are no fractional stars, and because I can't in good faith "round it up" to a 4, I must give it a 3. It deserves more, but only a little more.

I use Poker Income Pro's "Players and Hands" feature to collect statistics on my opponents in live limit Hold'em games. I use a competitor app to track my results, because Poker Income Pro forces you to delete games in order to delete players.

The "Players and Hands" section allows you to track player actions (raise/call), which are summarized as statistics (chiefly VPIP and PFR.) However, entering the player actions is painfully slow on an iPhone 3gs. In a tight real world game with machine shuffler, there is not always enough time to enter each player's first preflop action.

The "Players and Hands" section is full of ways to crash the app or reboot the iPhone, like when you try to take a photo, view a photo, enter the cards shown, or go to a previous hand. (Photos work better under the Players section.) Live games frequently become corrupted with blank zombie players that have an unchangable name of "null". When you mark one player as sitting out, the app can become confused as to where the big blind is, so often you are unable to enter valid actions or else able to enter invalid actions.

I tried uninstalling and reinstalling - no help. I even tried the "Ultimate" version. It is just as buggy. My conclusion is that for player statistics tracking, Poker Income Pro is ridiculously buggy and nearly unusable. If you are only interested in tracking session results, consult other reviews.

All of my custom profiles were altered and now read null tourney! Terrible update do not buy

Latest iOS update bricked the app and now it crashes at launch. 3+ years of tracking data lost.

Customer service unwilling to assist in trouble shooting issues. Not suffient support for product.

A paid app with an option to turn on ads? Seriously?

If you can figure it out and get past the interface woes, it might work for you.

most glutchy app in my phone and theres no way to be accurate when theres this nany glitches, wont let me record times leaves games open when i closed them overall awful

This app is currently not being supported. Website has been down for a while. No data can be backed up or restored.
Customer service is non-existent.
Buy something else.

It really makes you focus on the games levels you should be playing as well as how much time you are playing. On man two hours, I better quit for a while, BUT at $10 I do not want to look at that ad smack in the middle of the page. Take out the ad in the paid version and it will then get 5 stars.