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Poker Software Updates: HM Cloud Beta, Leak Buster v.4.0, and More
StrategyJune 4, 2014·1 min read

Poker Software Updates: HM Cloud Beta, Leak Buster v.4.0, and More


Holdem Manager 2 has launched beta testing for HM Cloud, a cloud-based version of their popular poker tracker. HM Cloud offers cloud storage for hand histories and access to statistics directly in the browser. This feature makes it more accessible to users who previously found the installation of PostgreSQL to be a barrier. HM Cloud supports various poker rooms including PokerStars, Full Tilt, PartyPoker, iPoker, and 888 Poker.

Holdem Manager introduced HUD Repository, a storage for HUDs and pop-ups. This feature allows users to download and share HUD profiles, making it easier to find and use the best profiles for their game.

Leak Buster v.4.0 received a major update, including an improved interface and new statistical parameters such as out-of-position continuation bets, overbets on the turn, and aggression. The update also includes a new deep analysis feature with improved error detection and an equity calculator for analyzing hands corresponding to leaks.

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