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Well say the player above. His opening from all positions is pretty wide (19-24-33-46-64) and he folds 95% to 3bets so he is straight away a good candidate to widen our bluff 3bet range versus all positions and especially when he is in the small blind.
His vpip and pfr and afq are 22 /21 /66 so this tells me he is pretty solid and his afq tells me he is probably too aggressive postflop as it is pretty high but at the same time i like to check postflop stats to get a better idea than just relying on the afq. He rarely cold calls hands so if he does it will be probably strong enough hands.
His 3bet is 9.7% and he 3bets only 5% from the small blind and 25% from the big blind so from this i would say you could have a slightly wider 4bet bluff range when he 3bets from the big blind against a steal. Also because he does 3bet 25% from the big blind you call call more hands and play postflop and feel pretty comfortable about it.
His steal stats, he fold 100% when the small blind tries to steal his big blind so i would steal with any two cards most of the time. He folds 95% when he is in the small blind so if i'm on the button you can pretty much ignore he is on the table but if he does call or 3bet(his sb 3bet is 5%) from the small blind he will have a strong range so you have to be careful then.
Postflop he cbets 90% but only fires the turn 38% so i know i can float him and take it away on the turn or river a good chunk of the time. I can also check raise him more because he does cbet way too much and barrel a good turn card.
His check raise is 0% so if he does check raise you have to be very careful.
On the top line after his name is WWSF/ WTSD / WSD / BB won. His WTSD is low and his WSD is high. This along with his river cbet of 100% would tell me he is only ever value betting the river so far after 329 hands.
The other stats you need alot more hands to make any conclusions about them but they are handy against some players that always stab and can accumulate pretty quick against those players. This player does stab the turn or river 50% but i would have to look at the pop up for more info.
Oh yeah one last thing is i have some of the stats colour coded so if i see a stat is red it straight away tells me he is doing too much of that.
The ones that are colour coded are vpip,pfr,afq, 3bet, fold to 3bet , fold bb to steal, fold sb to steal and then all the cbet and fold to cbet ones too.
The other stats like limp and check raise and probe ect have colours that i instantly recognize which is which.
Blue = tight or not doing it enough
green = regular or he is somewhat balanced
orange = starting to push it beyond a balanced frequency
red = getting out of line or doing something too much
I made a load of note tracker auto notes like "3bet vs hero, 3bet vs villain, 4bet hero, 4bet villain, 3bet from CO range" ect to also help in making more assumptions. I have heat maps on the RFI by position and the resteal stats which do come in handy
His vpip and pfr and afq are 22 /21 /66 so this tells me he is pretty solid and his afq tells me he is probably too aggressive postflop as it is pretty high but at the same time i like to check postflop stats to get a better idea than just relying on the afq. He rarely cold calls hands so if he does it will be probably strong enough hands.
His 3bet is 9.7% and he 3bets only 5% from the small blind and 25% from the big blind so from this i would say you could have a slightly wider 4bet bluff range when he 3bets from the big blind against a steal. Also because he does 3bet 25% from the big blind you call call more hands and play postflop and feel pretty comfortable about it.
His steal stats, he fold 100% when the small blind tries to steal his big blind so i would steal with any two cards most of the time. He folds 95% when he is in the small blind so if i'm on the button you can pretty much ignore he is on the table but if he does call or 3bet(his sb 3bet is 5%) from the small blind he will have a strong range so you have to be careful then.
Postflop he cbets 90% but only fires the turn 38% so i know i can float him and take it away on the turn or river a good chunk of the time. I can also check raise him more because he does cbet way too much and barrel a good turn card.
His check raise is 0% so if he does check raise you have to be very careful.
On the top line after his name is WWSF/ WTSD / WSD / BB won. His WTSD is low and his WSD is high. This along with his river cbet of 100% would tell me he is only ever value betting the river so far after 329 hands.
The other stats you need alot more hands to make any conclusions about them but they are handy against some players that always stab and can accumulate pretty quick against those players. This player does stab the turn or river 50% but i would have to look at the pop up for more info.
Oh yeah one last thing is i have some of the stats colour coded so if i see a stat is red it straight away tells me he is doing too much of that.
The ones that are colour coded are vpip,pfr,afq, 3bet, fold to 3bet , fold bb to steal, fold sb to steal and then all the cbet and fold to cbet ones too.
The other stats like limp and check raise and probe ect have colours that i instantly recognize which is which.
Blue = tight or not doing it enough
green = regular or he is somewhat balanced
orange = starting to push it beyond a balanced frequency
red = getting out of line or doing something too much
I made a load of note tracker auto notes like "3bet vs hero, 3bet vs villain, 4bet hero, 4bet villain, 3bet from CO range" ect to also help in making more assumptions. I have heat maps on the RFI by position and the resteal stats which do come in handy
