Teach me PAHUD Stats to use

[Maulik]

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I need to know PFA and WTSD% to make the best decision.

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I've found a leak. I don't use as many or perhaps know the best statistics to display on PA. Spurred by the above quote in a thread from earlier today. So help me out, please.

I use, vp$ip, pfr, # of hands. Yep, that's it.

[SonOfWestwood]

The ones I have on the table are: VPIP, PFR, PFA, Fold to CB, Went to showdown %, and Won @ showdown %. In the pop up, I have more detailed things (basically the defaults), like aggression value & % on each street.

[theblitz]

I use:

VPIP, PFR, TA (Total Aggression), WWSF, W@SD.

[poincaraux]

Why choose? View them all, like this guy:



(thread here)

%VP$IP, %PFR, Agg. Factor, %WtSD
Flop Agg. Freq., Turn AFreq, River AFreq
Fold to flop bet, fold to turn bet, fold to river bet
Hands played, BB/100
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It gets pretty crowded when 8 tabling

[Mercman572]

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I need to know PFA and WTSD% to make the best decision.

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I've found a leak. I don't use as many or perhaps know the best statistics to display on PA. Spurred by the above quote in a thread from earlier today. So help me out, please.

I use, vp$ip, pfr, # of hands. Yep, that's it.

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Glad I could help. At the very least you should display VPIP/PFR/PFA/WTSD/Hands played. Whenever in a hand and you are facing a raise, highlight his name and look at flop agression and turn aggression. Also, I periodocally check the W$ASD to see if they are turning over the best hand.

[Cosimo]

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I need to know PFA and WTSD% to make the best decision.

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I've found a leak. I don't use as many or perhaps know the best statistics to display on PA. Spurred by the above quote in a thread from earlier today. So help me out, please.

I use, vp$ip, pfr, # of hands. Yep, that's it.

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I use APerfect10, which has tonsa stuff.

I look at flop/turn/river fold percentages and aggression numbers to judge if the guy is a calling station/maniac or if he's tight. The mix of overall aggression (AF) and these fold/aggro numbers give a good read on whether someone is fit-or-fold, maniac, calling station, and can hint if the guy is bluffy (tho AF alone usually gives that away).

CB% is handy, cuz sometimes it's either 100% or <50%, both of which are fairly meaningful. Numbers between 70 and 90 are pretty much ignorable tho. If you hit top pair of 9s, the guy has a high CB%, and a relatively high PFR, then I'd raise him (or check to him, expecting to raise). If the guy has a low CB% and moderate PFR, then you can respect his flop bet when the board comes 9-high.

I think all of the numbers are like this. They help in specific circumstances, not all the time. If you're in one of those specific circumstances, you can make a great play, but in general you're going to need "manual" reads.

It's taken me a while to get used to all the stats and to try to figure them out. Usually they just help me between close decisions (which, being that I suck, is way too often). I do remember two specific cases where the numbers alone made me / saved me a bunch of money.

[Maulik]

Just one question - what's Perfect10?

[SamIAm]

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Just one question - what's Perfect10?

[/ QUOTE ]APerfect10 is a poster on 2+2, affiliate of PokerAce, and modder extrordinare. You can find his layout on the PA site.
-Sam

P.S. As poincaraux so elegantly put it, I'm "that guy". [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img][ QUOTE ]
Why choose? View them all, like this guy

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[poincaraux]

FWIW, I'm trying your setup right now, converted to 6-max. Thanks.