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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6894860, member: 397965"]
You can set up the HUD of PT4 to show as much or little information as possible. So while new to using the program maybe just select a really simple HUD setup with only a few stats focusing mostly on preflop. And then add more stats later, when you are used to processing information, and also have larger samples, which are generally required for postflop stats to be usefull. A HUD could be as simple as showing VPIP, PFR, 3-bet and number of hands.

In truth HUD-data dont affect the majority of decisions on the table. But when they do, they can be a big help in making better decisions. Say you get 3-bet after opening AQo UTG, and the 3-better is a VPIP 17/ PFR 13 with a 3-bet of just 2% over 519 hands. Why would you not want to have that information, so that you can simply fold your AQo and get rid of a massive reverse implied odds situation?

A HUD can also help in table selection for cash games. You mention, that cash tables typically revert around 1-2 fish. Having a HUD running gives you an objective way of determining, if there are fish at your table or not. And if the answer is not, or you are directly to their left (meaning usually out of position), then you just leave and find another table.
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