However, more public awareness of products such as HM2 has reduced player churn and extended the life expectancy of many fish and average players that utilize our software. I submit that the sharks are always eventually going to eat the fish. And likewise, a fish would prefer that the sharks not eat them. Obviously the sharks don’t like to see the new and average players improve. They provide new and average players with tools to more quickly improve their results to a point where they can reduce their loss rate, or go from being a losing player to a break-even or winning player. Tracking software and the use of HUDs, when used with databases of hands that users actually played, have benefited the online poker community in my opinion. Jim Varnon: To properly answer that question, I think you have to separate databases of hands that you have actually played from databases of hands that are purchased from 3rd parties. Is this a concern of yours, or do you completely disagree with this view? : Some have been concerned about the prevalence of tracking software, HUDs, third-party apps etc., believing they may harm the poker economy in the long term. More good than harm – "tracking software has benefited online poker". Public Channel content can be viewed by anyone using the Hold’em Manager iPhone app. You can also create your own Public Channel on the Hold’em Manager iPhone application which you can use to share, comment, and solicit feedback on any of your hands. Coaches and students have found this capability invaluable for feedback and others are creating private groups that include their close circle of poker buddies. Most importantly, through the Hold’em Manager iPhone application you can also share and comment on hands within a private group that you establish (or are invited into). Your ability to review, replay and study key hands is no longer tied to your computer.
A single click uploads hands in your HM2 database to the Hold’em Manager iPhone application. Jim Varnon: The free Hold’em Manager iPhone application is integrated into HM2. Can you explain this app for our users, and how do you envision it developing further? : It seems that mobile poker is the next big thing, and Hold’em Manager 2 has a mobile app.
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