I was wondering what are people's perspective of this. I play live a lot and I thought that it would interfere with my live game. Maybe I could just use voluntary put money in pot, since I could always keep track of that when playing a live game.
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I was wondering what are people's perspective of this. I play live a lot and I thought that it would interfere with my live game. Maybe I could just use voluntary put money in pot, since I could always keep track of that when playing a live game.
Live vs tinternet are different games. Use a hud.
Personally in a game of incomplete information, such as poker, I like to take any and all information I can. A HUD is added information that I have available to me if I need it. Doesn't mean I have to use it while it's on, but if I need to, I know how and can.
use a hud if you aren't able to get the same information without it
The thing is that online there are many other players who are using one and that will put you at a disadvantage.
If your learning the game don't bother with a HUD, focus on your hand, chip stacks, bet sizes, action etc...
Once you've play a shit load of hands and you understand position, pot sizing then you should add a HUD.
Also you should only be 1 tabling while learning, paying attention to all the hands, not just the ones your in. If you do Multi-table a HUD is essential as you wont have any reads and can play based on the stats you have.
only if you're playing like 20 tablesQuote:
Originally Posted by Wikkiwikki
I struggle with 4 without a hud, in fact, 2 or 3 is the max I can concentrate on if |I need to get reads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Imthenewfish
Do we seriously have to open a thread on this every week? I mean this hadn't even dropped off the front page.
yeah, definately, butQuote:
Originally Posted by DanAronG
"Originally Posted by Wikkiwikki
If you do Multi-table a HUD is essential as you wont have any reads and can play based on the stats you have."
you're still getting reads when you're 4 tabling regardless of whether or not you have a HUD running
In pertaining to this post. Ive heard alot about these HUD's recently and am somewhat intrigued by them. Anyone know a good one i can look at. I play 4-5 tables all the time and its sometimes hard to keep players betting habits and such straight.
There is no reason not to as it gives you an advantage.
huds don't actually give you much information on "habits" of other playersQuote:
Originally Posted by MagnoDaSoulja
I think it really helps know who to avoid and who you want to play with at extreme levels such as a very Tight player or a very loose player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Imthenewfish
Correct, but it does help you learn your opponents general tendencies. Say your opponent is a 10/8, you know he is a nit and folds too much, however what you don't know is what hands he has a habit of folding that he should not. That is where paying attention comes into play.Quote:
Originally Posted by Imthenewfish
Can we please drop these threads... lol, these are getting old...
is calling too much a habit? is cbetting too much a habit? is folding to 3bs too much a habit...is folding to cbets too much a habit?....huds help with plenty of oppositions habits imoQuote:
Originally Posted by Imthenewfish
So what HUD's do you guys use. As i said i wanna look into one but i see a few and wanna know what one people like the best
well the programs most people use are holdem manager or poker tracker, both of which have free trials. I'm not sure if you're asking what program we use, or what stats we have on our HUD's though.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnoDaSoulja