NoteCaddy Edge Releases Essentials Pack

Are you a Holdem Manager 2 user trying to figure out the best way to exploit your opponents with the plethora of data you have accumulated?  You should consider trying out NoteCaddy Edge, which makes sense of all your data and converts it into easy-to-understand badges and definitions that, when displayed, assist you in exploiting your opponents' tendencies.

In order to get started with NoteCaddy Edge, you not only need to already own Holdem Manager 2, but you also need to have a license for NoteCaddy Premium.  The software takes a bit of time to install; however, the instructions laid out in the PDF manual that comes with it are very easy to follow.

Previously, NoteCaddy Edge only had one version for Hold'em cash game players that contained 682 definitions and 55 badge types.

While it is nice to have all those definitions, it can seem overwhelming to someone first getting used to NoteCaddy Edge, which is one of the reasons its developers created a scaled down package called the Essentials Pack and renamed their other product the Premium Pack.

Similar to the Premium Pack, the Essentials Pack includes 55 different badge types; however, it only includes 240 different definitions.  This makes the learning curve much easier.  Its developers designed this scaled-down pack to include all of the important definitions while leaving out some of the more advanced and less used ones for the Premium Pack.

If you are someone who has never tried an add-on package like this, I would recommend taking a look at the Essentials Pack before going all-in on the Premium pack.  Once you feel like you have memorized how to react when a certain definition or badge appears, you can always upgrade to the Premium pack at a later time.

The Essentials and Premium Pack include detailed guides on what each definition and badge mean.  It takes a little time to get used to using this extra information, so I would recommend not only starting out with the Essentials Pack, but also limiting the number of tables you play simultaneously so you can always refer back to the handy guide until certain badges and definitions become second nature to you.

Both packs come with three custom HUDs, custom HUD pop-ups, spark graphs, auto-rate rules for six-max play, and one free custom definition.  Both packs come with free updates for life and NoteCaddy Edge’s top-notch customer support.  Unlike some of its competitors, NoteCaddy Edge is fully customizable to allow you to personalize the software to your own needs.

The cost of the Essentials Pack is a reasonable $99.  When you consider the amount of data you will have at your fingertips, this should be made back very quickly and is also much more reasonably priced than some of its competitors.

The Premium Pack is priced at $199; however, if you are upgrading, you only need to pay the incremental difference between the prices.  NoteCaddy Edge also has packs available for Omaha cash games and sit and gos, and there are plans to release a new pack for tournament players as well.  All packs come with a 15-day money-back guarantee.

Check out NoteCaddy Edge today.

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