NoteCaddy Adds CaddyClock to Analyze Timing Tells

In recent weeks, NoteCaddy released Version 2.5 in Beta.  For those of you who love NoteCaddy's ability to provide additional information about your opponents' tendencies, you will absolutely love what this new update has in store.

The developers at NoteCaddy spent over 200 hours redesigning the entire database from the ground up.  By redesigning the database, NoteCaddy will use far less space and require less vacuuming and analyzing.  Most importantly, you will see a huge increase in the time it takes to process notes.

Besides improving the database, NoteCaddy has added new functionality that you should find extremely helpful.  First of all, there is now a chart showing your opponents' pre-flop ranges based off the data you have in your Holdem Manager 2 database.  This information was previously available in text form, but when you are in the heat of the moment, visualizing this in graphic form should help you make your decisions on how to approach a certain hand and opponent much quicker.

Making a decision based on timing tells has become increasingly popular in online poker.  NoteCaddy did not ignore this fact with the new release, introducing a CaddyClock.  The CaddyClock provides a map of how long a specific opponent took to check, call, bet, or raise on all streets.  It also aligns this with the strength of the holdings your opponent had.

For example, if you are facing an opponent who typically makes quick decisions with weak hands and takes time with strong hands, you can use this to your advantage in how you approach your own hand.

NoteCaddy's popular CaddyScatter also received an upgrade to allow scatter graphs on individual notes.  This should allow you to quickly filter down to what you are looking for to help you make the best decisions based off a high level analysis.

One of the most helpful additions is the new Instant Replay feature.  What this allows you to do is quickly replay hands from any scatter or CaddyClock point.  Also, simply by hovering over any play button on your notes, you should be delighted to see an instant replay of the last five hands that made up the auto-generated note.  The replayer is in the typical HM2 style, with the slick graphics and clear interface you should already love.

If you want to help with the testing of this new Beta build, download and install it by clicking here.  These new additions should make your NoteCaddy experience more enjoyable and allow you to more efficiently exploit your opponents.

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