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Originally Posted by goofyballer
HEM was rushed to market for the sake of beating PT3 and was just as unusable in its initial releases as people accuse PT3 of being.
But it stayed in beta WAY longer than PT3 before they charged money for it.
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PT's historical trends are pretty irrelevant, as Pat (the guy who made PT) has nothing at all to do with PT3. PokerAce pretty much just bought the PokerTracker brand name. Josh is doing all the development and if you want to talk product history it would be more accurate to look at PokerAce HUD, which was a fine piece of software imo.
Well, in a way part of my point was that PT has no historical trends to speak of that would lead you to believe they will turn out to rock here.
Also, while I think PAHud was decent software, almost none of it had the kind of functionality that PT3/HEM require.
Put it this way, if I decided for some ******ed reason that I really wanted to enter this market, and I wanted to hire a developer, Josh would be way, way, way lower on my list than the HEM guys. He's basically playing catch-up, and there really isn't any reason to believe that HEM's team is going to sit still and let him catchup. They've already learned from all the mistakes that Josh is still making.
I realize that past performance is not necessarily an indicator of future success. But Clutch's statement amounts to the belief that past performance is a negative indicator of future success, which is really kind of lol.