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I have been browsing around the web today and I found a couple cool little programs that add-on some functionality to Hold'em Manager and I was kind of wondering if any of you knew about any others.
One of them that I found is Hold'em Analytics, http://www.holdemanalytics.com, which does a lot that you can already find out with the Reports in HEM, but it puts them into nice looking graphs and lets you sort through a lot of your statistics in a very easy manner. And best of all is that it is free, so it's nice to check out and see if it'll add anything to your game.
Another one that I found was TableScan Turbo, http://www.tablescanturbo.com, which is essentially the same thing as HEM's own TableScanner, but it's supposed to be a lot faster, and it is free, unlike the TableScanner which you have to pay for(although, apparently TableScan Turbo is only going to be free for a little while while they work the kinks out in Beta versions).
These are the only two that I found, but I was barely looking, so I am sure there are probably more out there that I didn't see. Also, I haven't used either of these programs for more than about a half and hour, so there may be a lot that I am missing. Really, I just thought this was really cool and I didn't even think of using the HEM or PT3 database to pull information for other programs as well, great thinking. Look forward to hearing about any other possible programs out there.
One of them that I found is Hold'em Analytics, http://www.holdemanalytics.com, which does a lot that you can already find out with the Reports in HEM, but it puts them into nice looking graphs and lets you sort through a lot of your statistics in a very easy manner. And best of all is that it is free, so it's nice to check out and see if it'll add anything to your game.
Another one that I found was TableScan Turbo, http://www.tablescanturbo.com, which is essentially the same thing as HEM's own TableScanner, but it's supposed to be a lot faster, and it is free, unlike the TableScanner which you have to pay for(although, apparently TableScan Turbo is only going to be free for a little while while they work the kinks out in Beta versions).
These are the only two that I found, but I was barely looking, so I am sure there are probably more out there that I didn't see. Also, I haven't used either of these programs for more than about a half and hour, so there may be a lot that I am missing. Really, I just thought this was really cool and I didn't even think of using the HEM or PT3 database to pull information for other programs as well, great thinking. Look forward to hearing about any other possible programs out there.