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SirNero
Joined: 21.12.2007

Hi @all.

After a long break I recently started playing micro tournaments on ggpoker and pokerstars.

I took a look at the "poker tools" pages, but I'm lost and looking for suggestions.

What I want:
- importing my hands from both sites after the tournament / session to take a look at them. It would be nice if the imported hands were stored at a central location (like a subfolder of the tool for backup reasons).
- a graph of my combined buyins, cashes and if possible something like AI-equity-to-hand-result (not only FT)

Things I don't need:
- HUD and other real time features
- stats of other players
- analytic / training features (might be nice but is not required)

Fix price, no monthly abos.

Any suggestions?

Cheers :f_drink:


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Poker tracker or Holdem manager 3


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Bfam91
Joined: 20.08.2021

wich one of holdem manager or poker tracker is the most user friendly ?


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by Bfam91
wich one of holdem manager or poker tracker is the most user friendly ?

Hi Bfam91
That depends on the user :coolface:
Both of them have free trials...
PT4: https://www.pokerstrategy.com/poker-software-tools/poker-tracker-4/
HM3: https://www.pokerstrategy.com/poker-software-tools/holdem-manager-3/
I believe both of them also have discounts for PokerStrategy.com members -- the info should be on those pages.

On this page:
https://www.pokerstrategy.com/poker-software-tools/
Are similar links to Xeester and Hand2Note -- you might want to try them also.
Play with each of them in turn, see which one you like, and compare their costs.

All the best,
VS


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cardinhand
Joined: 16.12.2015

Last i check most commercial HUD support GG hand history import. For Holdem Manager3, Pokertracker4 and DriveHUD, you can directly import the downloaded HH. For H2N, you need to use the converter in their website then import the converted file to H2N.


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EthanParkerxo
Joined: 13.01.2024

Hey there!

Great to see you diving back into micro tournaments on GGPoker and PokerStars. It's a vibrant scene, and the right tools can really boost your game.

For your specific needs, here's what I'd suggest:

Hand History Importing and Storage: Look for a tool that offers easy import of hand histories from multiple sites. This is pretty standard, but ensure it supports both GGPoker and PokerStars. A central storage feature is a must, and most tools let you organize your hands in subfolders or something similar for better management.

Graphs and Analysis: You're after something that gives you a clear view of your buy-ins, cash-outs, and a bit of AI-based analysis like equity-to-hand results. This is a bit more niche, but there are tools out there that offer sophisticated post-game analysis, including graphical representations of your performance.

No HUD or Player Stats: Given you're not looking for HUDs or opponent stats, you can skip the more complex (and often pricier) tools. Simpler, analysis-focused software will be your best bet.

Pricing: You prefer a one-time purchase over a subscription model. This narrows the field a bit, as many tools operate on a subscription basis, but there are definitely good options available for a one-off payment.

While I can't recommend a specific tool that ticks all these boxes (since it really depends on personal preference and playing style), I do have a suggestion. Check out this list from Edited. It's a comprehensive guide and should help you find something that aligns with your needs.

Good luck at the tables, and may the flops be ever in your favor!


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Hi EthanParkerxo,
Welcome to PokerStrategy.com :welcome:

You've replied to a thread that is well over a year old. You'll also notice I edited your post. To see why have a look at our forum principles/

In case anyone is looking for lists of recommended poker tools, see
https://www.pokerstrategy.com/poker-software-tools/
Many of them offer trials and discounts.


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