Essential 6-max HUD On-Table Stats

[sethypooh21]

I;ve never used anything more than the basic VPIP/PFR/aF/hands

if there's something more I need, I can always click, but I feel that most of the value of the HUD is in a quick 'general' read on a guy. Everything is too situational for the stats to be that dispositve over the sample size you're going to have on most villains - and once you do have a large enough sample, observed tendencies should provide better insight than the still rather blunt instruments of aggregate stats.

I will say that I think a few more a useful for NL (ie Cbet/fold to cbet) simply because the lower pot odds general mean that you fold if you believe him and float/raise if you don't.

[mute]

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I;ve never used anything more than the basic VPIP/PFR/aF/hands

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I have WTSD as well, but rarely use it. Most of these stats (WTSD included) just takes way too long to converge, that I rarely have enough hands on a villain to find them useful.

[Apanage]

Observed tendencies suffers as much as stats from sample sizes.
I´ll admit that Notes provides better reads though.
But one does not exclude the other anyway.
But when your four tabling you need to make tough decisions quickly.If you take a quick look into villains stats and finds that he has folded to river bet 12/20 it sure can swing a seemingly hopeless river bluff to a profitable one.
Not having Fold blind to steal and fold to Continuation bets on the HUD is also a big mistake IMO.

Besides that there are a lot of sites you can datamine.

[Scorcho]

ok I've added BB-fold-to-steal, fold-to-flop bet, fold-to-turn bet, and Went-to-showdown.

How should I color code these?