Poker HUD - Help

Welcome to the Poker HUD help page.

This section is designed to provide you with essential information and practical tips for using our poker performance tracking tool, the HUD.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, you will find detailed explanations of the key features, tips to improve your performance, and answers to frequently asked questions. We hope this help will be useful and help you get the most out of our poker tracker.

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

To install the software, go to your client area and download the latest version available. Once downloaded, run the file and follow the instructions.
Once installed, launch the software and log in with your Poker HUD account.
To configure the HUD, you must have the full version of Poker HUD. Go to the "Settings" menu and select "HUD Configuration".
The currently supported game is No Limit Hold'em. We plan to support other game types in the future.
PokerStars Zoom tables and Winamax fastTrack tables are not currently supported, as the HUD cannot track table changes. However, statistics are still recorded.
No, for now, the Winamax PlayGround is not supported. You must disable it for the HUD to work correctly.

Features

Definitions

Raise on a first raise.
Raise after an opponent's 3bet.
Initials of expected value (mathematical expectation). This is what your action (bet, raise, or fold) will earn or cost you in the long term. EV = [probability of winning] x [gains] - [probability of losing] x [losses].
Example: With King of hearts and King of diamonds against Ace of clubs and Ace of spades all-in preflop, if the pot is 150 $ and you and your opponent had 75 $ at the beginning of the hand, your EV is 18/100*75 $ - 82/100*75 $ = -48 $: going all-in preflop with a pair of kings against a pair of aces is therefore not profitable (who said incredible?), because your EV is negative.
Initials of Heads Up Display. This is a display that overlays your game screen.
Hand that ends before the final phase, often by an all-in or forced bet.
Final phase of a hand where players show their cards to determine the winner. (card showdown)
A bet or raise made to deceive opponents by making them believe you have a strong hand.
Bet (a street) when you have bet on all previous streets, and preflop.

When a player is the preflop raiser, it is often profitable for them to make a cbet a certain percentage of the time, whether they hit or miss the flop.

This often allows them to win the hand and obscures the strength of their hand.
Value that represents the percentage of hands where a player folds to a 3bet

Example: A player who folds 20 times to a 100 3bet has an f3bet of 20.
Value that represents the percentage of hands where a player folds to a 4bet

Example: A player who folds 20 times to a 100 4bet has an f4bet of 20.
Value that represents the percentage of hands where a player folds to a Continuation bet

Example: A player who folds 20 times to a 100 cbet has an fcbet of 20.
Value that represents the percentage of hands raised by a player.

Example: A player who raises 20 hands out of 100 hands played has a pfr of 20.
Very aggressive raise after a player's opening bet that has been followed by one or more players in an attempt to win a substantial preflop pot.
Value that represents the percentage of hands played by a player.

Example: A player who plays 20 hands out of 100 hands played has a vpip of 20.
Value that represents the amount won by a player.
Value that represents the percentage of hands won by a player.

Example: A player who wins 20 hands out of 100 hands played has a wins% of 20.
Went to showdown

Value that represents the percentage of hands where the player reached the showdown.
Won at showdown, Won when went to showdown

Value that represents the percentage of hands where the player won at the showdown.
Won when saw flop

Value that represents the percentage of hands where the player won after seeing the flop.