swannymojo
Rock Star
Silver Level
After making it to the final table in a tourney, you generally will have a good amount of hand histories with the players there. If they're loose, how often they raise, how often they limp call or apply pressure from the small blind etc.
Those stats can be detrimentally misleading in the given scenario
Final table: 8 players left. You are in 4th place with 35 bbs. The sb has 13 bbs. 300 hands 30 VPIP 25 PR: Raises from SB 25 percent.
I'm dealt 9/9 in the BB. Field folds around to the SB who jams all in. Just under half my stack to call. I dont remember seeing him raise one time at the final table after 30 hands or so but looking at his stats i called him off seeing that I'm way ahead of most of shoving range.
Villian wins with AA.
I don't think my call was all that bad but it does lead me to a question.
When late in the tourney and players play entirely differently and raise a much much tighter range, how much weight do you really give your hud? Do you reset it so you only see final table stats? I'd love to know what adjustments you make, here?
Those stats can be detrimentally misleading in the given scenario
Final table: 8 players left. You are in 4th place with 35 bbs. The sb has 13 bbs. 300 hands 30 VPIP 25 PR: Raises from SB 25 percent.
I'm dealt 9/9 in the BB. Field folds around to the SB who jams all in. Just under half my stack to call. I dont remember seeing him raise one time at the final table after 30 hands or so but looking at his stats i called him off seeing that I'm way ahead of most of shoving range.
Villian wins with AA.
I don't think my call was all that bad but it does lead me to a question.
When late in the tourney and players play entirely differently and raise a much much tighter range, how much weight do you really give your hud? Do you reset it so you only see final table stats? I'd love to know what adjustments you make, here?