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Originally Posted by NoChance
I like to keep things simple. I use the stop-light approach (Red - Yellow - Green).
Red - Stop! (Player has good numbers for this particular stat)
Yellow - Slow down! (Player has average numbers for this stat - really think about action on each street)
Green - GoGoGo! (Player has poor numbers for this stat)
I've tried breaking things up into more categories but then it just gets too nitty and confusing. Seeing a table full of red and yellow means go find a new table.
Also, for those that don't like to have a cluttered screen, you can still color-coordinate ALL the stats and include them in the pop-up.
I agree with the tricolor breakdown - its much easier to break down stats by fishiness or dangerousness rather than loose/aggressive. This is because a very loose player in one context is more dangerous or should be avoided more often (i.e. don't steal the BB of a 60/10 with a 20% FtoCbet, even though that is super exploitable if you have a value hand)
I use:
1. Red: Very TAG or Rocky stats (e.g. PFR < 5; VPIP <10)
2. Yellow: More Laggy stat (e.g. PFR <14, VPIP <20)
3. Light Green: kinda fishy
4. Dark Green: Mega Fishy.
Right now I have my lines:
VPIP/PFR/3bet%
Agg%/AF/Flop CB/TurnCB
F to Flop CB/ Flop Checkraise/ F to Turn CB / Turn check raise/ River AF
WTSD/W$SD/W$WSF/WR/Hands
I'm having a very hard time with the middle lines - what to include in postflop statistics basically - and think I might be missing something on the PF stats.
What are your lines? Any ideas?