Hold'em Manager: Latest News

The operator ultimately plans to require players to use real names at all of its online poker tables, but nearly 50 other changes are expected to be implemented in the next six to nine months.

As operators increasingly look to curb the powers of third-party software, Derek Charles of Hold’em Manager and PokerTracker explains to pokerfuse why HUDs and tracking software still play an important role in the modern era of online poker.

The two market leaders in database and HUD poker software tools have joined forces—both products will continue.

One week discount of 40% seeks to poach HM2 users.

Rep responds to player questions over legality of poker tracking software.

Top three networks in New Jersey now have HUD support.

The Hold’Em Manager 2 (HM2) iPhone app will be discontinued from August 1, as the company promotes its web-based…

In rapid response to the announcement by TableNinja that they are moving to a subscription pricing model for their…

Table Ninja’s recently announced switch to a subscription pricing model for Table Ninja 2 (TN2) has resulted in a storm…

The US government detailed a list of assets sought from Full Tilt Poker founder Ray Bitar in a forfeiture order filed…

New cloud-based system means all reporting and hand storage is done on remote servers, while still providing a minimal HUD.

Purchase and upgrade prices announced as HM2 finally hits the stores.