Hem Hud - need help please

The filter system looks reasonable. One feature I like about it is that except for heads-up, you have hands from the previous number of players, which means you almost always have some hands on each player. Heads-up, I would filter to 2-3 handed. It's not correct to go for the win only once you are in the money, but many strategy guides say to ignore that half of the remaining prize pool rewards making it into the top 2, and many players loosen up a lot 3-handed just as they do heads-up. Also, you may have a lot more hands on a player from 3-handed situations than you do heads-up.

The color system does not seem consistent. One method I have used is to make the green stats invitations for me to play looser, and red stats warnings to play tighter. If someone folds to steals a lot, then I want to steal a lot against that player. If someone steals a lot, then I want to resteal a lot against him (particularly if he folds to resteals often). If someone raises a wide range, this means I can play more hands after either his raise or his limps.

Originally posted by pzhon
The filter system looks reasonable. One feature I like about it is that except for heads-up, you have hands from the previous number of players, which means you almost always have some hands on each player. Heads-up, I would filter to 2-3 handed. It's not correct to go for the win only once you are in the money, but many strategy guides say to ignore that half of the remaining prize pool rewards making it into the top 2, and many players loosen up a lot 3-handed just as they do heads-up. Also, you may have a lot more hands on a player from 3-handed situations than you do heads-up.

The color system does not seem consistent. One method I have used is to make the green stats invitations for me to play looser, and red stats warnings to play tighter. If someone folds to steals a lot, then I want to steal a lot against that player. If someone steals a lot, then I want to resteal a lot against him (particularly if he folds to resteals often). If someone raises a wide range, this means I can play more hands after either his raise or his limps.

So basically, it's good enough to have just 1 HUD overlay and just change the HU filter to 2-3 right? no need to have a HUD overlay for HU right?

And also thx for your advice on the color coding.. I'll change it too ;)..

How useful is the check raise value? Could you perhaps share your thoughts about that? Thanks!