Hi, just registered after easter vacation. No husngvideos on dc, all the cardrunners ones are outdated and primoman decided to take his videomakingskills over to this place so I thought I'd check it out.
Anyway. I have some questions regarding hudstats etc, currently using the holdem manager one to help me keep control over the action when I multitable especially how often people limp, call bets, cbet flop and fold to cbet. Curious about what other stats that are worth displaying. Do anyone even use a hud :P ? Would be awesome if anyone that does could tell me what "template" they were using.
Thanks!
I think no real HUSNG player uses a hud, because peoples play so different in different blind-levels. Someone here or in the 2+2 forum once said:"Its better to 1 or 2 table the 100SNG`s than 4-6tabling the 11-22SNG`s".
Greetings Dikane
what Is an unreal husng player? :P
I guess your point about people changing gear as the levels change but regarding multitabling I've tried both and are alot more comfy playing 4-6 tables, less variance and "not so personal" I don't care if I bust in 3-4 games. If I were to play 1-2 tables and loose 4-6. What works for people differs I guess. It's also alot easier for me to see if I'm playing bad when I play more tables because I usually review my hands every 4-8 games orso and If I'm playing bad it's really easy to spot over 300-500 hands rather than 100
Sorry for the word "real", that shouldnt indicate that ur an unreal player! I just didnt see any person who played HUSNG`s with a hud, that was my point. ;-)
I know there are some people who do use a stud, but im not familiar w/what stats they use, I would guess the most useful #s would be like: FoldToCbet%, Call%OOP, 3bet%, ButtonRaise%, other than that im sure some will be useful like how often they ck/raise on the turn or whatever, cause people wont change that too much over diff. stack sizes, but those first 4 owuld be the most relevent IMO (I still prefer to play w/o a HUD tho)
I havent used one yet on husng but I can see it could be useful for classifying styles of play in low stakes, most players aren't going to move about too much at that level.
at the moment i use a sheet of a paper and noote how often they limp, call, etc, then what they are showing with, etc
thanks. I just started using a hud mainly for displaying the mucked cards when I'm multitabling because it's stressfull to open the hh and missing out on what people call me down with I think is huge. When I fooled around with the hud I thought this extra information could not hurt me, maybe I'm wrong, it's not that I use them very active any way
I payu attention to pfr%, CR, f to CBET, Vilain Cbet, 4 bet %.
Its not as good as notes because as others have said it doesn't take into account effective stacks, but its better than nothing.
I use one but more for the mucked cards shown at end of hand instead of opening hand history. ;)
Hardly ever use a HUD now. But HEM is the nuts to review hands...it'll show you your win % chance per preflop, on the flop, turn, and river. Pretty cool if you're having a bad run, and you want to make sure it's just variance, and not you getting it in behind all the time.
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I use HM to track/find fish while I'm playing. If I see someone with ridiculous stats against someone else (83/10, etc), I'll sharkscope them, make sure it's not Cog Dissonance (who likes to play some super-passive preflop style and crushes), and mark them as fish to play later. I also use the stats to help make decisions against said fish, who generally aren't adapting to my play, just playing their game. Since I play a pretty wide spread of limits ($55-230), I game select pretty hard at the $200 level, and HEM helps a lot.