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1. #HOW TO SETUP POKERTRACKER 4 HUD FOR ACR HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO SETUP POKERTRACKER 4 HUD FOR ACR SOFTWARE#
3. #HOW TO SETUP POKERTRACKER 4 HUD FOR ACR TRIAL#

So it helps us frame lots of information, everything from their 3B range to their open raise range from MP2. The player with the ATS of 15% is not very positionally aware, and doesn’t weight hands played from LP the same way the higher 35% ATS player would. So a player might be 16/13 with an ATS of 35%, and another 16/13 with an ATS of 15%.

It gives us an immediate idea of the player’s positional awareness which is invaluable to us. ATS (Attempt To Steal)Ī player’s attempt to steal lets us know how often a player tries to steal the blinds in poker.

#HOW TO SETUP POKERTRACKER 4 HUD FOR ACR SOFTWARE#

The exact formulas for these stats can differ slightly between software, so check your poker database & HUD software to see exactly how they calculate it. AF looks at this in ratio form and compares aggressive actions to passive actions (so an AF of 4 means they essentially take an aggressive action 4 times as often as they take a passive one), and AFq looks at this number through a percentage form. A high AF (Aggression Factor) or AFq (Aggression Frequency) implies that a player’s actions are typically more aggressive than passive. These numbers are used to quickly gauge aggression.

This stat can also be heavily tied with ATS. A 15% PFR might seem high, but there is a massive difference in player type between a 17/15 and a 72/15. This stat should be taken in consideration with VPIP. It tells us how often this player is raising preflop. This stat goes hand-in-hand with VPIP (and is also color-coded). I personally color-code this stat so I can quickly see if someone is playing too many hands, too few, and get a quick idea on their player type.

It tells us how often our opponents are putting money into the pot voluntarily (so posting the blind and never putting another cent into the pot that hand does not count as VPIP). If you want to save yourself some time and buy a premade poker HUD that includes all of the stats and custom popups that I use, grab the Ninja HUD for just $9 today:īuy The NINJA HUD Basics HUD Stats: VPIP: Experiment with stats that work well for you and use the information that allows you to optimize your time at the tables. If you play ABC poker, you may want to consider stats that revolve around how often your opponent will call with worse hands. I tend to LAG and you will notice lots of my stats revolve around knowing how often a player is going to fold to a play that I make. Different player types will use different stats. It should also be noted that a HUD is personal. We can spout out stats all day that are useful, but at the end of the day, there is limited space for stats, and we should use the stats that we are most familiar with and can understand their usage and implementation. Note: this guide will be more about the HUD stats that I use.

#HOW TO SETUP POKERTRACKER 4 HUD FOR ACR TRIAL#

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#HOW TO SETUP POKERTRACKER 4 HUD FOR ACR HOW TO#

So this guide will be all about the HUD stats you can consider using – and how to use them better. But information is useless unless you understand how to utilize it. Using a poker HUD is something you should heavily consider, assuming you are not using one already. So setting up your poker HUD, using the best stats, and gleaning the correct information can give you a huge advantage. Poker is a game of information, and the more we have, the better we should be able to play. A HUD is a very helpful tool that is unique to online poker that helps us visualize real-time data about our opponents.