How NoteCaddy Edge Can Turn Tough Spots into Easy Decisions

Just about every serious online poker player out there has a HUD.  If you want to get ahead of the competition and give yourself an edge, consider utilizing the potential your HUD can provide with NoteCaddy Edge.
 
NoteCaddy Edge compiles all of the hands you've built up in your Holdem Manager 2 database and presents the data in your HUD in easy-to-read badges.  These badges can help you identify tendencies in your opponents' game that they might not even realize they have.
 
The software is available in a variety of packs, including packs for Hold'em cash game players, Pot Limit Omaha cash game players, sit and go players, and tournament players.  NoteCaddy Edge isn't as simple as other programs to install; however, you will receive step-by-step instructions on how to get the software up and running.

Also, before installing, you must have licenses for both Holdem Manager 2 and NoteCaddy Premium.  If you run into any problems, NoteCaddy Edge will pop onto TeamViewer and install the software for you.
 
In addition to badges, each software pack provides a variety of definitions, custom HUDs, custom HUD pop-ups, special auto-rate rules, and spark graphs.  Each package also includes one free custom definition.  The site boasts that if it likes your idea for a definition, it may even eventually add it when it upgrades its packs.
 
Unlike many other software packages out there, everything about NoteCaddy Edge is customizable, meaning you can adjust the settings on stats and badges to make the package suit your needs.
 
If all of this sounds complicated to you, rest assured there are well-written documents explaining just about anything you can think of.  It is well worth the time invested to read these documents if you want to get the most out of this software and take exploiting your opponents to the max.
 
Here is an example of how NoteCaddy Edge can help you on the tables.  Let's say you are in the big blind with K-Q suited.  This is very solid hand, but not necessarily a hand you will typically play facing a 3bet from the blinds.  In this scenario, the button makes a standard raise, which could represent just about anything, and the small blind 3bets.

Your initial look at your HUD tells you that the player in the small blind doesn't 3bet all that often over a large sample size.  This typically would lead you to fold the hand since your hand is typically not strong enough to 4bet with, especially considering your initial info about the 3bettor.
 
However, if you are using NoteCaddy Edge, you may see that your opponent has a red devil badge in your HUD.  This badge tells you that this person 3bets often from the small blind (even though in this example he doesn't 3bet overall from all positions) against a button's initial raise and often folds to a 4bet.  This means you should be able to profitably 4bet your hand and hands that are not even as strong as what you are holding; without the software, you would have folded.
 
If we change the example and you have A-A here, you may want to consider just flatting the 3bet and attempt to induce betting or calling post-flop since the 3bettor is known to fold very often in the small blind.
 
With this simple example, you should see how powerful this software can be.  Most of the packs are inexpensively priced at just $99 and provide you free updates for life.  You really have nothing to lose and a lot to gain considering the software also has a 15-day money-back guarantee.  Visit NoteCaddy Edge's website for details.

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