Holdem Manager 2 (HM2) End of Life FAQ
New and improved HM3 FAQ system:
https://kb.holdemmanager.com/
HM2 End Of Life FAQ:
https://kb.holdemmanager.com/knowledge-base/article/holdem-manager-2-hm2-end-of-life
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HM2 End of Life (EOL) Common Questions[/h1] [url=#what]What is the end of HM2 support?[/url]
[url=#why]Why is HM2 support ending?[/url]
[url=#can]Can I still use HM2?[/url]
[url=#do]What should I do?[/url]
[url=#disc]Do I receive a discount when upgrading to HM3?[/url]
[url=#paid]Will there ever be another upgrade required after HM3?[/url]
[url=#snm]What is the Annual Support & Maintenance for HM3?[/url]
[url=#hands]If I upgrade to HM3, will I lose my HM2 hand histories?[/url] [h2][anchor=what]1. What is the end of HM2 support?[/anchor][/h2] It means there will be no updates or technical support for HM2 after December 31, 2020.
HM2 users will be able to log-in and use the software but functionality such as the HUD and hand importing will be significantly impacted when poker sites release updates and/or add new game types. While we cannot predict the timing of future poker site updates, their cumulative impact on core HM2 features mentioned will be significant. [h2][anchor=why]2. Why is HM2 support ending?[/anchor][/h2] There have been hundreds of updates to HM2 in the almost 9 years since it’s release in 2011.
This decision was necessary because it’s time to invest our resources toward supporting more recent technologies so that we can continue to deliver great new experiences. [h2][anchor=can]3. Can I still use HM2?[/anchor][/h2] HM2 users will be able to log-in and use the software but functionality such as the HUD and hand importing will be significantly impacted when poker sites release updates and/or add new game types. While we cannot predict the timing of future poker site updates, their cumulative impact on core HM2 features mentioned will be significant. [h2][anchor=do]4. What should I do?[/anchor][/h2] You should upgrade to HM3 now. Read about new features in HM3 Here. [h2][anchor=disc]5. Do I receive a discount when upgrading to HM3?[/anchor][/h2] Upgrade discounts expired October 31st, 2020. We offer several Get It Free options that can be used when upgrading to HM3. [h2][anchor=paid]6. Will there ever be another paid upgrade required after HM3?[/anchor][/h2] There will never be another Hold’em Manager paid upgrade as long as you have an active HM3 Support and Maintenance subscription. [h2][anchor=snm]7. What is the Annual Support & Maintenance for HM3?[/anchor][/h2] All customers that purchase an HM3 license, as well as customers that upgrade from HM2, receive one year of Annual Support & Maintenance FREE.
After the first year Annual Support & Maintenance pricing is as follows. [h4]Holdem or Omaha: (Single)[/h4]
HM3 has an automated tool to migrate hand histories, notes, player ratings, etc. from your HM2 database. Cash game players and the vast majority of tournament players use this tool rather than manually uploading their hand histories into HM3.
https://kb.holdemmanager.com/
HM2 End Of Life FAQ:
https://kb.holdemmanager.com/knowledge-base/article/holdem-manager-2-hm2-end-of-life
[h1]
HM2 End of Life (EOL) Common Questions[/h1] [url=#what]What is the end of HM2 support?[/url]
[url=#why]Why is HM2 support ending?[/url]
[url=#can]Can I still use HM2?[/url]
[url=#do]What should I do?[/url]
[url=#disc]Do I receive a discount when upgrading to HM3?[/url]
[url=#paid]Will there ever be another upgrade required after HM3?[/url]
[url=#snm]What is the Annual Support & Maintenance for HM3?[/url]
[url=#hands]If I upgrade to HM3, will I lose my HM2 hand histories?[/url] [h2][anchor=what]1. What is the end of HM2 support?[/anchor][/h2] It means there will be no updates or technical support for HM2 after December 31, 2020.
HM2 users will be able to log-in and use the software but functionality such as the HUD and hand importing will be significantly impacted when poker sites release updates and/or add new game types. While we cannot predict the timing of future poker site updates, their cumulative impact on core HM2 features mentioned will be significant. [h2][anchor=why]2. Why is HM2 support ending?[/anchor][/h2] There have been hundreds of updates to HM2 in the almost 9 years since it’s release in 2011.
This decision was necessary because it’s time to invest our resources toward supporting more recent technologies so that we can continue to deliver great new experiences. [h2][anchor=can]3. Can I still use HM2?[/anchor][/h2] HM2 users will be able to log-in and use the software but functionality such as the HUD and hand importing will be significantly impacted when poker sites release updates and/or add new game types. While we cannot predict the timing of future poker site updates, their cumulative impact on core HM2 features mentioned will be significant. [h2][anchor=do]4. What should I do?[/anchor][/h2] You should upgrade to HM3 now. Read about new features in HM3 Here. [h2][anchor=disc]5. Do I receive a discount when upgrading to HM3?[/anchor][/h2] Upgrade discounts expired October 31st, 2020. We offer several Get It Free options that can be used when upgrading to HM3. [h2][anchor=paid]6. Will there ever be another paid upgrade required after HM3?[/anchor][/h2] There will never be another Hold’em Manager paid upgrade as long as you have an active HM3 Support and Maintenance subscription. [h2][anchor=snm]7. What is the Annual Support & Maintenance for HM3?[/anchor][/h2] All customers that purchase an HM3 license, as well as customers that upgrade from HM2, receive one year of Annual Support & Maintenance FREE.
After the first year Annual Support & Maintenance pricing is as follows. [h4]Holdem or Omaha: (Single)[/h4]
- Holdem or Omaha Small Stakes = $25
- Holdem or Omaha Full Version = $40
- Holdem & Omaha Small Stakes = $40
- Holdem & Omaha Full Version = $65
- One Full Version + One Small Stakes= $58
HM3 has an automated tool to migrate hand histories, notes, player ratings, etc. from your HM2 database. Cash game players and the vast majority of tournament players use this tool rather than manually uploading their hand histories into HM3.