Thanks a lot.

I have trying to figure out how to have text on the stats for ages: like "PFR: 17" instead of just "17".

I actually have a paper in front of my were i have written what my stats are; no use for that now.

A thing i want to ask you about is the "aggression be street".

I don't now whats best: "Aggression factor" or "aggression frequency" i use aggr. factor.

"Messiah" at DC advocates having "Bet river %" on your HUD. I have have added that: but sometimes that is pretty low, even though the aggression factor on river is extremly high.


Can you talk a little bit about the corrolation between, factor/frequency/bet% by street.


Thanks for a great video.

Thanks for making this, picked up a few good tricks like the seat duplicate and ~/label combo.

I just make a quick 6max layout very similar to the one you have and had a few questions.
1) What font & font size you used for the smaller labeled stats, its really compact and makes it easier to fit position 3 and 4 stats at the bottom of the screen.
2) Which stats do you use just 1 decimal place or none for?
3) Do you use color ranges for anything other than VPIP/PFR?

Thanks for making this, picked up a few good tricks like the seat duplicate and ~/label combo.

I just make a quick 6max layout very similar to the one you have and had a few questions.
1) What font & font size you used for the smaller labeled stats, its really compact and makes it easier to fit position 3 and 4 stats at the bottom of the screen.
2) Which stats do you use just 1 decimal place or none for?
3) Do you use color ranges for anything other than VPIP/PFR?

1)i use a combo of lucida console and verdana, but i forget which is which. lucida for the small stats and verdana for vpip/pfr/af i believe.

2) i use one for anything that is generally in single digits, like cold call% or c/r flop %, and also for vpip/pfr/af. i dont use it for anything else as they are percentages in the double digits, and i dont really need the extra precision.

3) i use color ranges for everything. :)

If you have posgresSQL for a database, don't check the "filter last # of hands" option like he shows in the video. It will mess your PAHUD all up. I am just getting mine sorted out w/PAHUD support. Other than that, it was a good video. Just trying to save you all from a headache. JROK777

Thanks for the video Steve. I didn't really understand what function the Database Cache serves and why a person would opt to use it / not use it. I noticed you do NOT use it. Could you please just talk about it a little bit more and why you opt to not use it?

Thanks.

I simply don't need to; my computer is fast enough without it, and it takes additional hard drive space which is unnecessary.