Guys Im new on using HUD for PLO.. Im not sure how to use it to be honest like what kind of vpip can we consider as loose or tight.. what PFR is aggressive or not.. and what AF is aggressive or passive.. I play PLO2
Thanks
Guys Im new on using HUD for PLO.. Im not sure how to use it to be honest like what kind of vpip can we consider as loose or tight.. what PFR is aggressive or not.. and what AF is aggressive or passive.. I play PLO2
Thanks
hope this helps...I dont play plo but I ran across this once... http://roadtoplo.blogspot.com/2012/12/6-configuring-hud-part-1.html ♦
Hi
I am also starting PLO, and by current bible are the video's by lechrumski, which covers everything as well as stats
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/#searchtext=lechrumski
Im having alot of problems configurating my Hud aswell,and i dont understand much of these stats..the numbers makes me more confused playing with Hud than without it,if someone could add me on skype to explain me i would appreciate: kamikazzz37
I have always kept quite a minimalist hud as I tend to find on the most part, people's tendancies are the same preflop and post flop (there are very few passive preflop players who get aggressive post flop).
So I use name / number of hands on the first row
VPIP / PFR / 3bet on the second row. (VPIP means Voluntarily Put $ In Pot and is how often a player calls or raises preflop, the bigger the number the looser that player is. PFR is Preflop Raise and is how much that person raises when nobody has raised themselves. So someone with a VPIP of 15 and a PFR of 11 pretty much never limps in but does sometime call other players raises rather than 3 betting themselves.)
For playing anyone up to 100 bets deep this is a good start. Once you have a hang of using this information, the next most important stats are how often people fold to steals and fold to cbets. This information you can use to decide who to steal (bluff) from and who to only value bet against.