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Comprehensive analysis of BetOnline built-in HUD
Players on the Chico Poker Network can now gain insight into their opponents' play thanks to the built-in Heads-Up available in the client. What statistics does this HUD include, and how do they look at the table? All this and more in our article
The Heads-Up Display (HUD) of BetOnline, TigerGaming, SportsBetting is a panel that displays various statistics next to the player's nickname.
The HUD icon will appear to the left of the nickname if the following conditions are met:
- The option is enabled. To do so, visit “Settings > More Options > Table” and click “Show HUD.”
- The player has posted the big blind and can see the nicknames of the opponents.
- The HUD icon is available only to those who have played 10 or more hands.
Important! The Heads-Up Display in the Chico Poker Network rooms stores information only for a specific table and a single session. When the player leaves the table, all statistics are reset.
Preflop Play Style
Based on the player's preflop actions, the HUD icon takes one of five statuses:
- Nit (very tight): Plays a very low percentage of hands.
- Rock (tight-passive): Plays an average number of hands and rarely raises.
- Shark (tight-aggressive): Plays an average number of hands aggressively.
- Auto-caller (“telephone”): Plays a lot of hands, likes to call.
- Maniac (loose-aggressive): He plays a lot of hands aggressively.
Each playstyle has its own VPIP and PFR:
| Format | Players at the table | Nit | Rock | Shark | Auto-caller | Maniac |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hold’em | 2 | VPIP <50% | VPIP <50-80%, PFR <30% | VPIP <50-80%, PFR <30% | VPIP <80%, PFR <35% | VPIP <80%, PFR <35% |
| Omaha | 2 | VPIP <60% | VPIP <60-80%, PFR <40% | VPIP <60-80%, PFR <40% | VPIP <80%, PFR <45% | VPIP <80%, PFR <45% |
| Hold’em | 3-6 | VPIP <15% | VPIP <15-30%, PFR <10% | VPIP <15-30%, PFR <10% | VPIP <30%, PFR <20% | VPIP <30%, PFR <20% |
| Omaha | 3-6 | VPIP <25% | VPIP <25-40%, PFR <15% | VPIP <25-40%, PFR <15% | VPIP <40%, PFR <20% | VPIP <40%, PFR <20% |
| PLO5 Hi/Lo | 3-6 | VPIP <30% | VPIP <30-50%, PFR <20% | VPIP <30-50%, PFR <20% | VPIP <50%, PFR <25% | VPIP <50%, PFR <25% |
| PLO6 Hi/Lo | 3-6 | VPIP <40% | VPIP <40-60%, PFR <25% | VPIP <40-60%, PFR <25% | VPIP <60%, PFR <30% | VPIP <60%, PFR <30% |
| PLO7 Hi/Lo | 3-6 | VPIP <50% | VPIP <50-80%, PFR <30% | VPIP <50-80%, PFR <30% | VPIP <0%, PFR <35% | VPIP <0%, PFR <35% |
| Hold’em | 7-10 | VPIP <10% | VPIP <10-25%, PFR <10% | VPIP <10-25%, PFR <10% | VPIP <25%, PFR <15% | VPIP <25%, PFR <15% |
| Omaha | 7-10 | VPIP <20% | VPIP <20-30%, PFR <15% | VPIP <20-30%, PFR <15% | VPIP <30%, PFR <20% | VPIP <30%, PFR <20% |
| PLO5 Hi/Lo | 7-10 | VPIP <25% | VPIP <25-40%, PFR <20% | VPIP <25-40%, PFR <20% | VPIP <40%, PFR <25% | VPIP <40%, PFR <25% |
| PLO6 Hi/Lo | 7-10 | VPIP <35% | VPIP <35-50%, PFR <25% | VPIP <35-50%, PFR <25% | VPIP <50%, PFR <30% | VPIP <50%, PFR <30% |
Postflop Aggression
Based on the level of aggression, the HUD will turn a specific color:
- Blue (AFq <30%)
- Silver (AFq 30-60%)
- Orange (AFq >60%)
Note: AFq is the rate of aggression (raise, re-raise) and passive actions (call, check), postflop
Luck Level
The luck level is shown as an animation on the player's cards:
- Fire: The player has won 10BB or more in 3 different hands in the last 10 hands
- Ice: The player has lost 10BB or more in 3 different hands in the last 10 hands
Hovering over the HUD icon will display a popup with written tips.
Advanced Statistics
Clicking on the HUD icon will display six statistics:
- VPIP
- PFR
- 3bet preflop
- Total AFq
- Hands (total hands played)
- Profit (amount of money won or lost)
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