3 versions – all very intuitive and easy to use

 
The HUD’s use multiple panels, which are grouped by action type. This helps you find the relevant information faster and also position the HUD more efficiently on the table, so it doesn’t block the necessary info, like stacks, bets etc.

Clicking on the panels will bring up popups related to that panel, which gives you even more in depth information, so you can make even better decisions and more final tables.

On the Master HUD, if you click on the green “+” signs, it will bring up “Booster Panels“, which show you more relevant stats, formatted in way that makes it very easy to get exactly the info you need very fast.

Using the normal popups can give you a lot of info, but finding it can take too much time, when you only have 15 seconds to act, but finding the info from the “Booster Panels” is quick and easy.

The Pro HUD

 
This HUD is more compact – it doesn’t have the abbreviations. This version assumes you use the HUD so frequently, that you will know the stats by heart.

The stat layout is also changed a bit.

• VPIP and PFR are larger, because these are the “base” stats, which affect the strength/weakness of almost all the other stats.
• The 3-Bet/fold to 3-Bet and steal/fold to steal are positioned so the “folds” are below the action they “fold to”, which also makes it easier to see at a glance.

The Pro HUD also has a lot more popups, which you can use to make better adjustments to your opponents. One very important popup is the “Full Ring” popup, which shows you many preflop stats for all 9 positions, instead of the usual 6.

If you play many 9 handed tournaments, then the Pro version has the necessary stats, and because it is more compact, it can also fit on a full ring table better.

The Booster panels

 
Booster panels extend your HUD beyond the panels you can place on your table. This way your table isn’t totally filled with HUD, making it hard to concentrate and follow the action.

Booster panels carry a lot more detailed information than the normal HUD panels, but they are not like popups, which have even more stats, but because they have more, it makes it harder to find what you are looking for in a timely manner.

This is where the booster panels come in – they cover a specific situation, which makes it easy to find what you are looking for, and because the booster panels look like HUD panels, it will be more intuitive to find the correct stat – even if you open the panel for the first time ever.

On the left you can see 2 examples of the 7 included booster panels.

The popup layout

 
All the popups have the popup name on top, so you know what it’s for. In the bottom it has the player name and how many hands you have on them, so you know how much weight to give to the stats.

The popups are on a nice dark background, the text is formatted to make finding what you are looking for easy. The stats are placed on a lighter background, to give contrast to the text part, so your eyes will find the stat area instantly.

Let’s also go over this particular popup. On the first stat row you can see the steal frequencies on the CO, BU and SB. Then you can see the fold vs 3-bet and 4-bet stats after making a steal. On the next part, you will see, how the player reacts to steals on the SB. The stats are placed so they are right below, where the steal came from, this way you will get very precise information. Then below that is the same thing for the BB. BB section also has stats for facing a SB steal.

Postflop popup example

 
Let’s take a look at one of the postflop popups. At the top you can again see the title of the popup, in the bottom, the player name and number of hands. The colour scheme is also the same as for the preflop popups – text is on a darker background and the stats are on a lighter background.

The popup is divided into two big columns: on the left you can see SRP (single raised pots) and on the right 3-Bet pots. All the stats below belong to these types of pots. This makes finding the correct stats very easy.

The first three rows of stats below both pot types show the overall stats, when facing a c-bet. Then the next part shows how the player reacts to c-bets, when they are IP vs the c-bettor. The next part to that shows how they react to c-bets being OOP.

Separating between IP and OOP is very important, because in theory, the frequency of c-betting IP should be higher than OOP and this helps you exploit the ones who c-bet the same, regardless of their position.

The last part shows how often the player folds to delayed c-bets, both IP and OOP. Update: now it also includes Raise vs Delayed C-Bet stats for IP and OOP.