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Is Holdem Manager or Poker Tracker good for tracking heads ups play? (i.e. 3bet, 4bet stats, fold to such raises)

I use PE right now which isn't any good for heads up play (although excellent for 6 max) and doesn't have any
session review application which is a feature I really like about HEM.

I find that most if not all players understand and expect a cbet on the flop. It is so common place that I can't see anyone respecting most cbets as it is the cheapest street to try and take down the pot.

I would like your thoughts on being a sort of aggressive manic that continues on the turn with air if your opponent just calls your first cbet. Obviously the board texture and players ...

Hi Tim,

At about 20 mins in this video, you had AJ on a A-8-J flop and got checkraised. About the only hand he could likely have was 88, if he was not making a move that is. This being 400 NL, I guess that the players don't trap as much as they do at Micro Limits ? Is that a common line in Micros ? Slow Playing sets ?
Would you have played that ...

Hi everone, new user here,

1st. love the vids.

2nd. Tim, I noticed in Vid 39 your Holdem Manager Hud was pretty "hefty" (24 stats). What stats do you use, and maybe you could export it and upload it so those of us with HM could use it ?


thanks

The guy makes a monster flop call, and he's a pretty conservative player, so I assume he has something. What bet amount is appropriate after the flop? He checks and shows weakness, so I should push, but how much? Another $1.80? $5?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.10 BB (6 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

SB ($2.65)
BB ($13.05)
UTG ($4.65)
MP ($11)
CO ($4.50)
Hero (Button) ($22.10)

Preflop: Hero is Button with 2, K ...

I have noticed a lot of mid to high stakes heads up players will play or sit waiting at 4 tables or more. Seeing how the meta game is the most important in a heads up match how can these guys handle this many tables?

One would think these guys are playing on auto pilot and if so can this be profitable in the long run?

Conversely would it be advantageous to seek out and ...

If it wouldn't take to much time, I would love to see how you guys crush a heads up sit n go. Preferable a mid stakes table, maybe $20 - $50 as any lower than that and they are more played like bingo than in a bingo hall.

If you have a bankroll that says you should play 100NL, can you play a 100NL DEEP STACK table (where the blinds are 0.50/1.00 but the max buy in is $200) and still be okay?

I'm not sure if bankroll management is dictated by the blinds or the max buyin because I am dumb.

Thanks.

I have noticed a lot of high stakes ($200/$400 and up) players are confidently and constantly pushing all in on the flop with any flush or open ended straight draw. Is this a profitable play in the long run taking into consideration the 35% you will hit your flush along with the fold equity?

Can this or do you apply this aggressive/semi-bluff play to your regular HU arsenal?

Lastly, which type of game do you ...

Lets say you are playing a solid player like "Fundmyaudi", they usually raise 3x from the button, sometimes reraised you 4x out of position and usually fold when you are the one reraising their button raise 4x. So its very much preflop war for the most part.

If they 4x your standard button raise and you're holding AKo - is this a pushing hand? My gut says yes for the most part but my brain ...