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[kepper]

Hi, does anyone know if there are any standalone huds available? For example a hud that works without having HEM or PT3. I don't want to install HEM on a computer that I will only be using while my main computer gets fixed (or I buy a new one). But I still want to play poker with the basic stats on my opponents who are at my table.Any help would be appreciated obv.

[Merby]

kepper, on Thursday, May 21st, 2009, 11:03 AM, said:

Hi, does anyone know if there are any standalone huds available? For example a hud that works without having HEM or PT3. I don't want to install HEM on a computer that I will only be using while my main computer gets fixed (or I buy a new one). But I still want to play poker with the basic stats on my opponents who are at my table.Any help would be appreciated obv.

The HUD needs to work off a database to generate the information, so you won't find one that is stand-alone.

[outsider13]

Merby, on Friday, September 25th, 2009, 6:43 PM, said:

The HUD needs to work off a database to generate the information, so you won't find one that is stand-alone.

You could have at least replied on time :)But actually this is not true. Realtime HUD was a stand alone HUD that would just take the info from the hand histories. It wasn't the greatest, but it worked and it was free. It had issues when you were table switched. Biggest problem is, it quit working about 2 months ago with one of the stars updates. It still may actually work with FTP, but not sure.

[mypoker]

This came in really handy

[L_Dixon]

I'm thinking about giving on of the poker tracking softwares a chance, like PokerOffice or PokerTracker that I can see you're mentioning a few times here. They all seem to need quite lot of training and get used to though, there are thousands of functions to setup and get used to. So, for me who's new to this which software is easiest and best to start with? Important that it's easy to install and simple to get started...

[L_Dixon]

Ok no help here so I went to talk to them directly, both of them obviously claiming to be the best :-)I ended up installing PokerOffice as it felt easier to get started with them. They were like "just install the software and start up your poker table"...It wasn't that simple but I got started without any big problems and I must say after importing some hands these softwares are amazing!

[kes1981]

L_Dixon, on Friday, July 2nd, 2010, 2:27 AM, said:

Ok no help here so I went to talk to them directly, both of them obviously claiming to be the best :-)I ended up installing PokerOffice as it felt easier to get started with them. They were like "just install the software and start up your poker table"...It wasn't that simple but I got started without any big problems and I must say after importing some hands these softwares are amazing!

You ended up going with the worst software out there. It is literally light years behind HoldemManager or PokerTracker 3. Think Nintendo 64 vs XBox 360

[JLocke]

While that might have been true in the past, I really don't agree any longer. The last updates have really brought PokerOffice up to the top again, i.e. moveable stats, faster, omaha support, etc. Might be because I've used PokerOffice for so long but I just think it's a lot easier to use and the presentation of everything is better.