profiling opponents using PAH (tl, dr)

[74o_Clownsuit]

sticky this. [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

[nlwolf]

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i have seen Cbet turn on the popup layout organiser but haven't used it because i didn't know whether it was bet turn given they have Cbet flop, or bet turn given they have checked the flop when being the preflop agressor.


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List of all pahud stats is here: http://pokeracesoftware.com/hud/tutorial.php?page=stats

Continuation bet turn is defined as "Percentage of time player bets the turn after raising preflop and betting the flop."


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the won at showdown stat also takes thousands and thousands of hands to be accurate, so i try to not pay too much notice to it. with a sample of less than 20,000 hands it really shows how good the player has been running rather than their tendancies.


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True - you need like 3K+ hands to have rought estimate what those stats mean.
If villain raised river and won 10/10 times it doesnt really matter if the 'true' number is 8. same for 1/10.
Problem is with something like 5/10 - it can be higher or lower - so considerably bigger sample size is neccessary.


Q: does anybody know how to display hero own stats on the table - not from current session, but from all hands in DB?
Id like to see what is mine 'won @ sd when raise turn' and other stats.

[corsakh]

Man, this is like second best post I read after Tien's. Awesome.

[Burcak]

Tyvm.

Now make a post with example starting hands you reraise in position against different kinds of opponents [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img].

Anyway, ty, bookmarked.

[sh58]

to nlwolf.

thanks for the PAH link, should have looked at it before methinks.

[nlwolf]

Does anybody know what 'cold call %' mean?

UTG raises, CO 3bets and BUTTON calls - is this a cold call?

[corsakh]

cold call

[Tony Montana 22]

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Does anybody know what 'cold call %' mean?

UTG raises, CO 3bets and BUTTON calls - is this a cold call?



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Any other cold call except a pre flop raise? Is that what the difference is between the two?

[SirFelixCat]

:blackdot: for later.

[spivey]

Really good post. I think a lot of the things you said here are going to help a lot of mediocre regs' games.