I have over 200k hands, but I can only buy the 200k hands option. Is there any way I can use player statistics from other databases, or not? Do I have to use only what's in the 200k hands after that, and then I have to start all over again from scratch?

No, they want you to buy the 600 bucks/year subcription, no way around. You can obv always make a new database once you come close to 200k hands and import something like your last 150k hands, but you'll lose out.

If you are playing microstakes and can't afford the pro-subcription, you are imho better off looking for another tracker. 200 bucks/year with these limitations is just a waste of your money. DriveHUD, PT4 and HM3 you get for a fraction of that price compared to the pro-H2N. The learner-H2N is pointless as all competitors offer you a better product compared to that for less money.

Hello!

There is one way you can use Hand2Note with the database size limitation.

Most players with the Learner subscription use one database until it reaches around 190k to 195k hands.
After that, you can sort the hands by date and export the most recent 100k to 150k hands into files.
Then create a new database and import those recent hands into it.

As a result, you will always have a database that you update once every 2 to 8 weeks, if you play a lot, and it will always contain the most recent and relevant hands.
The process of exporting, importing, and building the hands will take about 5 minutes of your time.

When the database reaches around 195k hands again, simply repeat the same procedure.

Serious question, did you ever play Poker online? Did you ever play on one of the major sites where pools at microstakes are rather big? Do you know which samples are required for a stat to reach 95% certainty? There is a good reason to make every few months a new database to reflect changes in playing-style of the opponents, but it's not 2-8 weeks. Having to make a new database every 2-8 weeks means losing out on sample, means losing out on stats for less frequent spots, means the random fish playing every once in a while becomes an unknown to you. At a price point of 200$/year, explain me why someone would be better off with H2N than with any other tracker out there! I'm not disputing, that H2N is hands down better than the competition, but with these limitations, it's pointless and even putting you into a disadvantage.

That said, after ranting about your post (not ranting in my behalf, I'm ranting in behalf of all the poor micro-stakes players you are trying to lure into a self-harming solution at an obscene price point for their situation), got an idea for a feature-request: in good old NoteCaddy you could set stats to use last x opportunities for a stat. Was a really awesome feature as it allowed a gliding reflect of changes in play while in the same time not compromising the individual desired threshold in regards to sample. Please consider this as this was really an awesome feature and H2N is missing it.

Hello!

The Learner subscription is designed for players who play rarely and in small volume, so they do not need a large database.
If you need a larger database, you can use the PRO subscription.

Information about the database size limit is included in the description of the Learner subscription. If you did not notice this point and less than 7 days have passed since the purchase, we can issue you a refund.

If more than 7 days have already passed, you can purchase 1 month of PRO, and all your Learner days will be recalculated toward the PRO subscription.


We will pass your request on to our developers.

For now, you can use database building for a specific period of time in order to have more up to date hand data.

Thanks for answering all my questions, reallly thanks!

Assuming that someone makes 5bb/100, what put's him at the top 5% of his stake, this is what people are making at each stake, assuming the 100k hands for the selective and 200k hands for the mass-multi-tabler:

100k 200k
NL2: 100$ 200$
NL5: 250$ 500$
NL10: 500$ 1.000$
NL25: 1.250$ 2.500$

H2N-pro is 50 bucks/month, fair to say, for someone playing beyond NL25, taking H2N as HUD is a pretty bad decision as the competition sells at single digit $/month. H2N has it's selling-point by being the best tracker out there, but the Learner-subscription is a clear rip-off and support is compared to HM a desaster. I have a pro-subcription and will continue to do so, even if I don't use H2N as HUD while playing, I use PT4 for reasons I don't wanna post publicly.