Hand2Note

The go-to poker tracker: it collects and displays stats both during play and during off-table study. Read full review

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Hand2Note is a poker tracker with a built-in HUD. It reads the hand history files saved by the poker client, stores them in its own database, and turns them into statistics: separately for you, separately for every opponent. Everything played stops being a vague impression and becomes numbers you can actually work with.

A HUD is a set of small stat panels shown on top of the poker table. In Hand2Note they change as the hand goes on: the panel displays not an abstract “3-bet percentage overall” but exactly the figure that matters in the current spot, taking into account the players’ positions and the actions already taken. Hovering over any stat opens a popup with the details, and all of it is configurable in the HUD, popup, and custom stat editors.

For post-session review there is a reporting system. Pick the spot you care about — a flop c-bet, say — and the software selects the stats that make sense there on its own. A separate tool measures the profitability of actions: how much a bet, a call, or a check brings in on average in a given spot. That is the most direct way to see where the money is leaking.

Another strong point is analyzing not a single opponent but a whole group. The tracker merges the statistics of every player matching the conditions you set and shows how the pool plays on a specific site and stake. One opponent almost never gives you enough hands; a thousand players at once always does.

Hand2Note runs on Windows and macOS, supports more than fifty poker sites and mobile apps, and covers hold’em, short deck, Omaha, and five-card Omaha. Processing speed is over 5,000 hands per second, so even a database of several million hands never keeps you waiting: reports build in seconds and popups open instantly.

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