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    Default what this mean when talking about a player 20/10

    I presume its from poker tracker or office, what do they mean and what is the best stats to have displayed about a player using this software.
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    Voluntarily Put $ in Pot %/Preflop raise %/Aggression factor is fairly standard. I also add # hands at the end so I have an idea of what sample size the stats are over. I'm not going to say what's "best" since I'm far from an expert, but this works well enough for me and I'm sure I'm far from using the HUD optimally.
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    the first no gives u an idea, how many hands villian sees a flop with, second no tells how many hands they raise with pre. they suggest roughly villians preflop ranges. over a solid sample size it makes it easier to "put opp on a hand range". if you´re playing 6max u might add post flop AF, "went to sd" and "w$@sd" to rate their postflop play. mind that postflop stats need a way larger sample size, to be useful, personally i dont pay much attention to pre stats < 250 hands and post stats < 750 hands.

    Don´t get too fancy when playing with HUD, there are still loads of more valuable info´s at the table than your HUD is showing.
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    true, but you can use those numbers to "break the tie."

    i will 3bet loose-aggressive players because i know they raise with very marginal stuff.

    i will continue to bet into a passive post-flop player even if i am scared of the board because i know if i check, he will likely check behind me, but will raise me if he hits his draw.

    i will fold all but the strongest stuff when a tight and passive player raises...or reraises...a hand because i know he has a huge hand (hence being passive...he doesnt show aggression too often).

    things like that.
    LHE is a game where your skill keeps you breakeven until you hit your rush of random BS.

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    it´s +ev to call very tight pre raisers IP with small pp´s/mid sc´s when getting good stack odds.
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    i say yes..if they are 10X deep.

    very tight players love to raise AA and KK and not much more...therefore, you can slam them by letting them spend off their monies until they are comitted when you hit your set of 3's.

    you will love a flop of A J 8 when you hold 88. and he has AJ.
    LHE is a game where your skill keeps you breakeven until you hit your rush of random BS.

    Nothing beats flopping quads while dropping a duece!

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