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Heads up sit and go in pt4

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aceonetheriver
Joined: 26.12.2008

Hey guys,

How do I study heads up sit and go within pt4 stats? where do I find heads up stats for that matter?
and when playing spins we ultimately focus on chipEv, which stats is like that for heads up sit and go and where to find it? That is which stats to rely on even when you are running bad but playing good?

How do you find leaks in your own games in heads up through pt4?

Sorry for such complex questions, but make it rain with answers.


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Axif1
Joined: 19.11.2011

I can send you some of my filters and explain you some basic stuff.

Hit me up w pm here.

Cheers

1) first comes first - work on your preflop ranges
2) flop

and then everything

focus on SB and BB, and watch your all-in adjusted bb/100

I can tell you more on skype. Send me a PM and we can talk there.


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aceonetheriver
Joined: 26.12.2008

Any other ideas?


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

Moved the thread to our PokerTracker section. There fits it better.
This way the PokerTracker supporter will find your thread faster as well.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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PokerTracker
Joined: 07.06.2011

Originally posted by aceonetheriverHow do I study heads up sit and go within pt4 stats? where do I find heads up stats for that matter?

You can filter report statistics and/or HUD stats for heads up play:

Guide: Report Filters

Guide: HUD Filters

You can also create custom statistics that count heads up hands only.

Originally posted by aceonetheriver
and when playing spins we ultimately focus on chipEv, which stats is like that for heads up sit and go and where to find it?

PokerTracker 4 does not use the term EV but it does calculate adjusted results based on your all-in equity in hands. Please refer to this guide which explains the difference between the two and why PokerTracker 4 cannot calculate EV:

Guide: All-In Equity

To see how this applies to your tournaments results you would want to take a look at this:

Guide: Net Adjusted Winnings Graphs

- Rob


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