First-Time HUD Users: Check Out Hand2Note

If you are looking for what might be the most powerful and sleek HUD and poker tracking database in the market, you should consider taking a look at what Hand2Note has to offer you. Since the software is not only powerful, but also easy to use, it is perfect for poker players that never used this type of poker tool before or those looking for a better experience than what they are currently using.
 
From the first time downloading the software and anytime looking at any of their great features, one thing is sure to be in common with their awesome graphical interface. Unlike its competitors, it has a great Windows 8/10 look and feel and features state-of-the-art graphics in every aspect of the software.
 
Having a great looking software wouldn’t matter too much if the software wasn’t also powerful. It tracks over 500 stats per player and constantly displays on the HUD the ones it feels are the most important based on a variety of facets including position of the player, relative position to the hero, effective stat size of the player, number of players to start the hand, what the hand sample size is, based off color marker such as fish and action in hand.
 
The last bit of action in hand is important as where it is allowed, this means the HUD will dynamically change based on what is already taken place. However, this will not work on PokerStars since the software is compliant with the sites terms of service which Hand2Note is fully compliant with.
 
Also, if for some reason 500 stats isn’t enough for you, the software makes it easy to create your own in its HUD, Popup, and Filter Editors.
 
Outside the powerful HUD and popups which provide you what you need to understand your opponents well, the software also has a powerful notetaking tool. It is easy also to add hands to notes to make your note even more powerful. It is also possible to even pin a note to a particular stat.
 
The database side of the software is provides an almost unlimited amount of information including many graphs and reports. This can be used to not only review yourself, but your opponents as well. This should prove to be a great study tool to be able to pinpoint the areas you need to improve the most and what you are already doing well.
 
You can check out Hand2Note for free on a 30 day free trial. If you like what you see, there are very affordable monthly and annual plans to choose from based on the limits you play and how advanced you want your version to be.
 
If you play really small, we have good news for you as the software is for free for limits up to $9 tournaments, NL$25, and $1/$2 limit hold’em.

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