Holdem Manager 2 Redesigns Pop-Ups

If you're a user of Holdem Manager 2, then you might have noticed a brand new look and feel of pop-ups as part of the software's latest incarnation. There's now a sleek, easy-to-read pop-up format that will allow you to receive much more additional information on your opponent that can't fit into the main Heads-Up Display area.

Pop-ups are considerably important to the success of an online poker player. Most players use them when they're faced with a tough decision from an opponent they may not be very familiar with. You can edit Holdem Manager 2's pop-up to your heart's content, changing around its color scHEMe, stat inclusions, and more. New stats that were included in the latest update to Holdem Manager 2 include villain's average stack size, betting volume, and donk bet flop overall for raised and 3bet pots.

For fans of Omaha, Holdem Manager has you covered as well. The latest reboot of Holdem Manager 2 includes the following, as described by the software's developers: "Omaha filters have also been overhauled and now there is no limit to the Omaha hand ranges you can filter for. We created a custom syntax tool allowing you unlimited flexibility in creating custom Omaha hand ranges."

Full FAQs for the new pop-ups and Omaha filters are available on Holdem Manager's website. Your options for the latter include card ranges, percent ranges, individual card values, and constraint macros like rainbow suits and three cards of one suit. The software is extremely powerful and will allow you to make well-informed decisions at the tables.

The latest update to Holdem Manager 2 officially incorporates support for the medley of fast-fold poker variants that exist, including Rush Poker, Speed Poker, Fast Poker, and Zoom Poker. Rush Omaha will soon also be supported following the re-launch of Full Tilt Poker and its resumed popularity within the poker community.

If you're an advanced Holdem Manager 2 user or a developer interested in third-party software for the database program, listen up. Holdem Manager 2 representatives told PokerSoftware, "HMQL is a new API for third-party developers and very advanced HM2 users. This tool exposes most of the HM2 database structure, allowing third-party developers to pull data from the HM2 database. We’ll create documentation on this soon."

A variety of fixes were made to keep Holdem Manager 2 running as smoothly as possible. Adjustments were made to the software's reports, Table Scanner, database manager, HM Sync, parser, filters, graphs, HUD, replayer, and settings screen in an effort to avoid any hiccups that could arise.

Holdem Manager 2 comes complete with a free trial and, should you elect to purchase the software, it'll set you back $99.99 for the Professional version, $159.99 for the Pro Combo: Hold'em and Omaha, and $59.99 for the Small-Stakes edition.

If you're waffling on whether Holdem Manager is for you, check out an excerpt from our glowing review here on PokerSoftware: "It's well put together, stable, fully featured, and constantly being updated with more features. The program imports hand history text files from almost all of the major online poker rooms and compiles them into a PostgreSQL database. From there, it can provide multi-layered reports based on any situation or scenario thanks to an innumerable number of features."

Let us know what you think of the latest update to Holdem Manager 2. Visit Holdem Manager's website for full details and download links.