Jivaro Basic HUD

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JIVARO BASIC H



GETTING STARTEDRegister, download and install Jivaro from www.jivaro.com



COMPONENTSJIVARO BASIC consists of the Strip and the HUD Indicators



THE STRIP

Your stats

Hand history

Share hand to Jivaro

Minimize and close Jivaro

Search for hands



BASIC INDICATOR

The basic indicator displays three stats and is ideal for those that eithe

want a easy and clean HUD or those that are new to HUD‘s

AFq

VPIP

NumberRecorde



THE HUD INDICATORChanges automatically depending upon which theme you use.

VPIP and PRF grows from bottom to top, and AFq grows from left to righ

The more hands you have, the more accurate the indicators are.

AFq

VPIP PFR

Number of

Recorded hands



MOUSEOVERBy moving the mouse over the indicator an info panel slides out with detailed inf

Note that the PFR is displayed as a percentage of VPIP in the indicator but o

mouseover panel as percentage of all hands. This is to accommodate those

one or other format. Below you see PFR at 100% (6% of 6%) and then as



VPIPVoluntarily Put Money in Pot



• Percentage of hands a player voluntarily plays before the flop

- The small blind and big blind do not count toward VPIP

• Shows how tight or loose a player is

- Player with a 1% VPIP is only playing with Aces or Kings

- Player with a 100% VPIP is playing every hand they're dealt

- Player with a high VPIP is loose so you can generally value bet more and bluff less post flop.- Player with a low VPIP is tight so generally you value bet less with mediocre hands and try to bluff

• Color levels

- 0-25% - RED – Tight (< 14% is very tight & 14% - 23% is tight.)

- 25% - 50% - ORANGE – Loose (25% - 35% is semi-loose & 35% - 50% is loose)

- 50%+ - GREEN – Basically a maniac!

- NOTE: These ranges are intentionally set wide to cover all types of poker. Variable ranges will be available in future ver

VPIP



PFRPre Flop Raise



• Shows the percentage of the time a player raises before the flop

- PFR gives you an idea of the range of hands a player is willing to raise the pot before the flop

- If a players VPIP is mostly made up by their PFR, they play aggressive poker

- In general it is thought you should be raising at least 70% of the time you enter a pot

- Player with 100% PFR is raising all hands he plays, so you don´t need to give his raises much res

- Player with 1% is only raising with Aces or Kings so be careful when low PFR players raise

• Color levels

- 100-50% - RED – Aggressive

- 50% - 30% - ORANGE – Passive

- 0%-30%+ - GREEN – Must be sleeping!

PFR

VPIP/PFR Combos

Mid VPIP, High PFR (e

High VPIP, low PFR (e.

Low VPIP, High PFR

High VPIP, High PFR (e



AFq Aggression Frequency



• Shows how aggressive a player is post flop

• The higher this number is the more your opponent is betting or raising

• How to use

- Against aggressive players, you will have to call (or re-raise) more of their raises

- Against passive players, you should treat their raises (and their calls!) with more respect

- Players with high AFq are likely to be betting and/or raising on each street, so don´t expect to see

The opposite applies to players with low AFq.

• Color levels

- 100-50% - RED – Aggressive

- 50% - 30% - ORANGE – Passive

- 0%-30%+ - GREEN – Very passive

AFq

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