Hand2Note's free version was shut down in May 2025. Now you get a 14-day trial, then a subscription of $191.88 to $468 a year. Stop paying and you can't use it.
Flopnado's HUD and analytics are free at every stake, with no time limit, on Windows and Mac. No subscriptions.
Flopnado vs Hand2Note
The Hand2Note details come from its own website, help pages and forum.
| Hand2Note | Flopnado | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $191.88 to $468 a year | HUD and analytics free. €20 once for the rest |
| If you stop paying | You can't use it | Nothing to stop paying. No subscriptions, no yearly payments |
| Free version | None. It was shut down in May 2025 | Free HUD and analytics at every stake |
| Free trial | 14 days | No trial needed for the HUD. 48-hour trial of the paid tools |
| Stakes | Cheaper plan stops at a $0.25 big blind, $20+$2 tournaments and 200,000 hands | Every stake |
| Windows and Mac | Yes | Yes, Apple chip and Intel |
| Games | Hold'em and 4, 5 and 6-card Omaha, cash and tournaments | No Limit Hold'em, cash and tournaments |
| HUD stats | Starts with VPIP, PFR and hands. You build a bigger HUD yourself, or get one from its HUD Store | 36 stats, each one explained when you hover over it |
| Stats by position | Has a positional HUD, but it's switched off on PokerStars, iPoker and Winamax | One key switches every box to the seat each player is in, on every site (paid) |
| Reverse HUD: the stats your opponents have on you | Inside one player's popup | One key switches every box (paid) |
| Notes on players | Yes, with hands added to notes and notes on single stats | Yes, a note and a tag on each player |
| Reports | Smart reports, player pool reports, tournament results. Your own filters on Pro only | Results graph with all-in EV, sessions, starting hand chart, replayer |
| Calculators and solver | None | Equity calculators, range vs range, multiway and a GTO solver (paid) |
What Flopnado has that Hand2Note doesn't
A free HUD, with no time limit
Hand2Note has no free version. Flopnado's HUD is free for as long as you use it.
For years, Hand2Note had a free version. It was shut down on 29 May 2025, and it isn't coming back. Now there's a 14-day trial, and then you pay.
The cheapest plan is $191.88 a year, and it only covers small stakes.
Flopnado's HUD and analytics are free at every stake, on every table, with no time limit.
Stats by position on PokerStars, iPoker and Winamax
See each player's stats from the seat they're in right now.
A player with 19% VPIP looks tight. On the button, they play 45% of hands. A normal HUD shows you 19%. Stats by position shows you 45%.
Hand2Note has a positional HUD. But its own help pages say it's switched off on PokerStars, iPoker and Winamax. On those sites you get its static HUD, where each player shows the same overall stats in every seat.
In Flopnado, stats by position is one key, on every site it supports. That includes PokerStars, iPoker and Winamax.
The reverse HUD on one key
See the stats your opponents have on you.
Each opponent's box shows your stats, from the hands they've been at your table for. Dave has played 500 hands with you. His box says you raise 35%. That's how loose you look to Dave.
Hand2Note can show this too, but you open it inside one player's popup. In Flopnado, one key switches every box on the table at once.
Stats by position and the reverse HUD are both one key away while you play. They come with the €20 licence.
Calculators, a GTO solver and a trainer
Hand2Note doesn't come with an equity calculator or a solver. Flopnado's €20 licence gets you:
- Hand vs range and range vs range equity.
- Up to 9 ranges on one board.
- Every flop, turn and river for a range.
- A GTO solver that gets the same answer as PioSolver. See the comparison.
- A trainer that drills you on your own solves.
These lock while a poker table is open, so they stay inside the poker sites' rules. The HUD keeps working.
What Hand2Note costs
Hand2Note is a subscription. There are two plans. The prices on its website are for paying a year at once.
Learner is $15.99 a month, so $191.88 a year. It's for small stakes only. Cash games go up to a $0.25 big blind, and tournaments up to $20+$2. Your database can only hold 200,000 hands. Custom filters in reports are left out.
Pro is $39 a month, so $468 a year. It has no limits.
Hand2Note doesn't sell lifetime licences. Over three years, Learner comes to $575.64 and Pro comes to $1,404.
There's no free version to drop back to. When your subscription ends, you have to pay again to keep using it.
You can get a refund within 7 days, but only if you haven't logged in or started using it. Ready-made HUDs and its database of live poker hands are sold separately.
Flopnado has no subscriptions and no yearly payments. The HUD and analytics are free. The €20 licence is paid once.
What you get free in Flopnado
The HUD
The HUD reads the hand history files your poker site saves. The numbers update after every hand. Each opponent gets a line of stats on the table. You pick which stats show, what order they go in and what colour they are. You can have a line or a box.
Click the + on a player and all their stats open. There are 36 in all. Preflop ones like steal, 3-bet and blind defence. Postflop ones like c-bet, check-raise and float. And showdown stats. Hover over any stat and it tells you what it means and how it's worked out. They're all on the stats page too.
The popup has three buttons, FLP, TRN and RVR. Press one and the postflop stats are counted from that street only. A player might c-bet 60% overall but only 30% on the turn. On the turn, you see the 30%.
There's a tick box in the HUD settings to split cash and tournament stats. With it on, a cash table shows each player's cash hands only. A tournament table shows their tournament hands only.
You can also leave a note on any player. Click the note icon on their stats, type your note, and pick a tag like Fish, Reg, Nit or Maniac. The icon turns the tag's colour, and hovering over it shows the note.
The analytics
You get a graph of your results. A second line shows what you should have won in your all-in hands, so you can see if you're running bad or playing bad. There are also lines for hands that went to showdown and hands that didn't.
You can see each session, a chart of which starting hands win and lose you money, and every hand in a list. Double-click a hand to replay it. At each step it shows your equity, the pot odds and your EV against the range you give the other player. You can filter by date, session, table size, position, and cash or tournament.
What Hand2Note does that Flopnado doesn't
Your own stats and HUD designs
Hand2Note has a HUD editor and a popup editor. You can make your own stats, including ones built from a formula. You can colour a stat by its value. Its popups can hold range charts, bet sizes and lists of hands. Flopnado's 36 stats are fixed. You can't add new ones.
A HUD that changes during the hand
Hand2Note's dynamic HUD changes as the hand plays out. If a player opens from the button, it can show how often they fold to a 3-bet. This is switched off on PokerStars, iPoker and Winamax, but works on its other sites.
More detailed notes
Flopnado gives you one note and one tag per player. Hand2Note lets you put whole hands into a note, use note templates and leave a note on a single stat. It doesn't write notes on its own.
Omaha
Hand2Note does 4, 5 and 6-card Omaha, and bomb pots. Flopnado is built for No Limit Hold'em.
Reports
Hand2Note's reports show the stats that go with whatever you filter for. It can put many players together to show how a whole player pool plays a spot. It tracks tournament prizes, bounties and finishing places, and has a report by tournament level. It also sells a database of hands from live poker streams, with every player's cards shown. Flopnado shows your tournament hands, but it doesn't track buy-ins, prizes or ROI.
More sites
Hand2Note supports over 50 sites and apps. It has a HUD on partypoker in some countries, Unibet, ClubGG, CoinPoker and others. It can import GGPoker hands so you can review them after you play, but there's no HUD on GGPoker. Android poker apps like PPPoker and PokerBros work through an emulator on Windows.
Flopnado works on PokerStars, 888poker, ACR, BlackChip, PokerKing and Winamax. It also works on the iPoker sites: bet365, Betsson, Red Star, Paddy Power, Sky Poker and any other iPoker site. There's a setup guide for each one.
Try it at your own tables
The HUD and analytics are free. Download Flopnado and play a session with it.
Stats by position, the reverse HUD and the solver come with the €20 licence, paid once.
Questions people ask
Is there a free version of Hand2Note?
No. The free version of Hand2Note 3 was shut down on 29 May 2025. Hand2Note now has a 14-day trial, and after that you have to pay for a subscription. Flopnado's HUD and analytics are free with no time limit.
How much does Hand2Note cost?
Learner is $15.99 a month and Pro is $39 a month, both paid for a year at once. That's $191.88 or $468 a year. Learner only covers cash games up to a $0.25 big blind, tournaments up to $20+$2, and 200,000 hands. Hand2Note doesn't sell lifetime licences.
What happens if you stop paying for Hand2Note?
There's no free version to drop back to, so you have to keep paying to keep using it. Flopnado has no subscriptions and no yearly payments. The HUD and analytics are free, and the €20 licence for everything else is paid once.
Does Hand2Note work on Mac?
Yes, on Apple chip and Intel Macs. Its help pages say some Macs need System Integrity Protection turned off for the HUD to stay stable. The Android poker apps only work through an emulator on Windows. Flopnado runs on Mac too, with one download for Apple chip Macs and one for Intel.
Does Hand2Note's positional HUD work on PokerStars?
No. Hand2Note switches its positional and dynamic HUDs off on PokerStars, iPoker and Winamax. You only get its static HUD there. Flopnado's stats by position works on every site Flopnado supports, PokerStars included.
Can Flopnado import my Hand2Note database?
No. Flopnado reads the hand history files your poker site saves, not another tracker's database. If you still have those files, Flopnado can import them.
What does Flopnado's free version leave out?
Stats by position, the reverse HUD, the calculators and the GTO solver. Those come with the €20 licence, paid once. The rest of the HUD, the notes and the analytics are free.