Thanks Evil.. Noted
No problem mate. Glad to be of help.
To be honest unless you play a huge volume daily you aren't really going to get much from 15 days.
You won't play enough hands against other players to be able to build any meaningful stats so don't pay too much attention to your HUD.
I'd start by just using it to review your sessions after you've finished. Just go through the big pot hands and see if there's anywhere you think you may have gone wrong.
I guess the main tip is to play as many hands as possible but don't use the HUD just yet for helping with decisions. You need at least 50 hands to be able to take any notice and a lot more to be confident of your reads.
At the end of your 15 days have a look at all the combinations of hole cards that you've been playing. It will show you which cards are losing you money the most often. You can then look at these hands to see where you went wrong or if you just ran in to coolers. You may find that you have to change the way you play small pairs from early position for example. You may find that there's particular combinations of cards that just don't work for you in certain positions so you should be folding pre.
Remember that HEM isn't just about the HUD. The most important thing for me is reviewing afterwards to try to plug leaks. Look at your vpip/pfr/3bet and see how your stats are. This will help you see if you are doing too much limping or raising in early position.
Just checked your post and I see that you play tournaments. One place where your HUD may be useful is in blind stealing when you get short. Try to look for someone who is limping 40% or more or better still raising 30% or more. These are ideal candidates for shoving over the top of to make your steals more profitable. Someone who limps 40% of pots is unlikely to call a 10 to 15 bb shove. Someone who raises 30% of pots is unlikely to call a 15 to 20 bb shove. You can just use session stats for this rather than full stats as people can play differently on different days.
Gl with it.
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