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PokerView - Color coded stats
sup all, i am just curious as to what everyone is doing with there stats and how they are color coding them. i know green is fishy yellow is average and red is solid but what parameters are u guys using to judge wheather someone is solid or fishy can anyone give me there info on VP $ IP, pfr, flop agg. turn agg. river agg. im assuming for aggro it would be 0-2 green, 1-3 yellow, 3+ red? i hope im making myself clear i realize im not the most articulate of posters [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] anyway thanks for the help
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Re: PokerView - Color coded stats
I've been using Orange for average, instead of yellow, but here's what i'm doing for VP$IP, PFR & Aggro
Green - VPIP>30 PFR < 5 Aggro < 1 Orange VPIP b/n 20-30 PFR > 10 Aggro b/n 1-2 Red VPIP < 20 PFR b/n 5-10 Aggro > 2 Feedback is appreciated. Freakin |
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Re: PokerView - Color coded stats
I only color code VPIP but mine is 0-30,30-50,50+ This is for .5/1 At other limits I'm sure the ranges can move down some.
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Re: PokerView - Color coded stats
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sup all, i am just curious as to what everyone is doing with there stats and how they are color coding them. i know green is fishy yellow is average and red is solid but what parameters are u guys using to judge wheather someone is solid or fishy can anyone give me there info on VP $ IP, pfr, flop agg. turn agg. river agg. im assuming for aggro it would be 0-2 green, 1-3 yellow, 3+ red? i hope im making myself clear i realize im not the most articulate of posters [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] anyway thanks for the help [/ QUOTE ] I use the opposite colors for aggression stats. Red for passive players and green for aggro players. If a passive player is betting at me, then I "stop" with a marginal hand but if their aggression is in the double-digits, I "go". Essentially I try to set up all of the stats so that the redder they appear, the more likely it is that they have a very strong hand. Green across the board means they'll play crap, and bet with crap. |
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Re: PokerView - Color coded stats
A very good question, and one I spent some time pondering myself. I actually went a bit crazy with the colors. In my case, colors range from Green>Yellow>Orange>Red If something is very unusual (Preflop raise% out of a typical range), it gets a BLUE color so I know this is a unique situation. I also have the Total Hands number scale up from a dark gray to white as it becomes more meaningful.
Here is what I'm using below... I'd appreciate feedback VPIP = 0-15 Red 15-30 Orange 30-40 Yellow 40-100 Green Pre flop raise 0-2 Green 2-5 Yellow 5-10 Red >10 Blue (Very Aggressive, take note) Average Aggression 0-1 Green 1-2 Yellow 2-3 Orange 3-4 Red >4 Blue (Very Aggressive) Went to Showdown 0-15 Red 15-30 Orange 30-45 Yellow > 45 Green Won at SD% 0-20 Green 20-35 Yellow 35-50 Orange >50 Red Net Profit >0 = Red <0 = Green -Aces_McCoy |
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Re: PokerView - Color coded stats
Interesting idea with the passive players being red instead of green. I see what you are saying. Problem is, when I'm looking for a table to join, I like having passive players show up as green. (Along with VPIP and Net Profit showing green for fish as well.)
If the table has a lot of green, I want to join it. -M |
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