The real issues for me are :

1. There are less Mac users than Windows users.

2. Mac software therefore is less profitable than Windows softwaree, and as a result less likeley to be made.

3. Macs arent really designed for ‘gaming’ as such.

This is just something i have to live with, unless of course Apples gains enough marketshare and it is unavoidable to write software solely for Windows.

I like to play online poker, and i will admit that this is best done on a PC right now (most sites dont offer Mac software). Although some sites offer a instant play, web based version of the software – this is often slow and limiting. Luckily for me however, two of the more established Online poker sites Full Tilt and Pokerstars have took the plunge.

To run alongside these sites, I recently found a decent Hand history tracking tool, similar to the mighty Pokertracker that has been made especially for Mac (Although there are rumours that Pokertracker will eventually introduce a Mac version, so keep your eyes peeled). So props to Poker Copilot for keeping my hands logged and up to date, you never know when some play analysis can come in handy!