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1) What you need to do is open a table and place the HUD stats under the correct player's name. Then click on the little PT button that pops up on the table (the little grayish button with the green circle in it, if you know what I'm talking about). After clicking the button, then click "Save Layout". THat should save it so that when you open other tables it will start to pop up right where it needs to. And if that doesn't work then you need to go and start messing with your perferred seating in the HUD options portion of PT3.
2) As sil said, VP is VP$IP. This is when a player voluntarily puts money into the pot. So if you limp you are voluntarily putting money in the pot. If you complete in the SB, you are voluntarily putting money in the pot. However, if you check in the BB I don't think it goes toward this stat.
PFR is preflop raise. It's how often you raise preflop. Which of course if you raise you are also voluntarily putting money in the pot. Therefor your PFR will always be equal to or less than your VPIP.
AF is the agression factor (frequency??). It's a measure of how aggressive a player is postflop. It can be a little tricky and I'm not certain of how it works exactly, but the higher the AF the more aggressive and the lower the more passive. I could be off here so if I am someone correct me, but I've heard that a player with an AF of around 2 is playing pretty straight-forward poker betting when he has it and folding when he doesn't. So anything higher than that and he is making some moves and anything lower and he is playing passively.
So, for example. You have a player who is 40/4/1. This means he is playing 40% of his hands, and raising 4% of those hands. And he is playing pretty passively postflop.
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