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Message: [QUOTE="Leo 50, post: 1669176, member: 24367"] CASH TABLE If you using it as it comes then you are seeing the players [B]Name[/B] first, then a [B]generic icon[/B] for the player, this can change as you see more hand on any given player, and the [B]number of hands [/B]they have played (this is only the number you see not what have been playing before you get to a table) Then you will see 3 stats on the second line VPIP - how ofter they[B] voluntarily put money in the pot[/B] (how loose or tight they are) The larger the number the looser they are. Remember when they first joining a table they may look loose but wait till you see at least 20-30 hands before you decide. PFR - [B]Preflop Raise[/B] Again this is something that tells you how aggressive they are. Again wait for while before you decide they are bluffing AF - [B]Aggression Factor[/B] - How aggressive they in playing their hands TOURNAMENT STATS Basically the same minus the player icon These stats will give you a BASIC understanding of your opponents BUT it is NOT always a true source of information so be careful. For example if you are playing a ring game and after 100 hands you see one player who has played over 50% of the hands - He is Loose, wait for that big hand and re-raise him, he will either fold or he will pay you off most of the time. On the other side, if he has played 10% of the hands and makes a preflop raise unless you have a premium hand, then let it go. After you finish a session go into PT3 and look at the hands, were you playing too many, not enough, did you fold too many times to a continuation bet, did you not bet enough when you had it and allowed them to see another card cheaply? There is a tab marked Positions, it will tell you a lot about your game. Are you playing too loose in mid position, not strong enough in late position? Are you defending too many blinds? The hardest part for any good poker player is to acknowledge their weaknesses. PT3 puts them right there in front of you. Good luck :cool: [/QUOTE]

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