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best HUD for grinding SNG's?

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  1. goatmeal1 goatmeal1 is offline

    Birmingham, AL
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    Feb 14th, 2009 (2/14/2009 4:23pm)

    been thinkin about getting TournamentShark from pokerprolabs.com ...seems like it would be the best for 10-12 tabling SNG's

    pokertracker/pokerace and Hold'em Manager are mainly for cash games correct?

    any help would be appreciated :)
  2. crackofdawn crackofdawn is offline

    Santa Barbara, CA
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    Feb 14th, 2009 (2/14/2009 4:29pm) in reply to goatmeal1

    I have been using Pokertacker 3 for grinding SNGs lately and it works fine for me...just have to set it up how you like.
  3. pikappraider78 pikappraider78 is offline

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    Feb 15th, 2009 (2/15/2009 2:37am) in reply to crackofdawn

    hud seems useless to me in torunies since at the beggining levels a super LAG player may run at like 6-5 then totally open up there game when blinds hit 75-150
     
  4. Xeno85 Xeno85 is offline

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    Feb 15th, 2009 (2/15/2009 3:39am) in reply to pikappraider78

    huds, at least at low stakes SnGs, help tremendously in identifying the regs. If I see a 10/7 over 100+ hands shove 8bbs from the SB I'll be much more likely to call lighter than the same situation with a 30/10. NOTE: this is turbos, obviously, where all the regs are strictly playing push-fold, meaning they open infrequently early but always are raising, and then are restealing some in the right spots but otherwise getting it in w/ FE or good hands. This is just to say that not many good push-fold players are playing 30/10 or such, and that its safe to adjust your ranges accordingly. In terms of how much the huds necessarily help you postflop, PP makes a good point.
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