PokerTracker 4 vs Holdem Manager 3: The HUD Showdown
Two veteran HUDs in 2026 — which one should you trust your hand histories with?
Verdict
PT4 has deeper stats; HM3 has a more modern, visual interface. Both are battle-tested.
Who Should Choose Which?
Data nerds pick PT4. Visual learners and UX-focused players pick HM3.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | PokerTracker 4 | Holdem Manager 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $64.99 | $65–$160 (14-day trial) |
| Available stats | 500+ | 300+ |
| HUD editor | Drag-drop + conditionals | Visual wizard |
| Leak detection | LeakTracker | HM Apps |
| Supported networks | 25+ | 20+ |
| PLO support | Yes | Yes |
| macOS | Yes | Partial |
| Cloud sync | No | Partial |
Strengths and Trade-offs
PokerTracker 4
- 500+ custom stats
- Massive community & scripts
- Native macOS
- Dated visual style
- Stats require setup
Holdem Manager 3
- Modern UI
- 14-day full trial
- Visual HUD design
- Stat depth trails PT4
- macOS weaker
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I run both?
Possible but not recommended — HUD overlays clash. Pick one and commit.
Can I migrate hand histories between them?
Yes. Both accept standard hand history folders.