I thought PT recently removed the option for a lifetime license? Or did I get that wrong?fundiver199 said:
You can use it without that maintenance fee, but you don't get updates.Andyreas said:
No it was me, who was not updated. That annual fee makes it a way worse deal, than it used to be. So I guess, I should feel lucky to have purchased the program, before this fee was introducedAndyreas said:
And that will quickly have some serious limitations, since some updates are bug fixes, and some are even required to comply with new TOS from poker sites. For instance PokerStars changed their TOS a few years back limiting the amount of information, that can be shown on a HUD. So if this policy had been in place back then, people not paying the maintenance fee would no longer be able to use their tracker on PokerStars. So I guess, its fair to say, that PT4 is now at least $69 for the first year and then at least $29 for each following year.Goggelheimer said:
You are correct, but H2N with all features is way more expensive and they are also bubilled annually.fundiver199 said:No it was me, who was not updated. That annual fee makes it a way worse deal, than it used to be. So I guess, I should feel lucky to have purchased the program, before this fee was introduced
And that will quickly have some serious limitations, since some updates are bug fixes, and some are even required to comply with new TOS from poker sites. For instance PokerStars changed their TOS a few years back limiting the amount of information, that can be shown on a HUD. So if this policy had been in place back then, people not paying the maintenance fee would no longer be able to use their tracker on PokerStars. So I guess, its fair to say, that PT4 is now at least $69 for the first year and then at least $29 for each following year.
Yes, it's worth it.ramorleans said:
