Stats

Hand2Note has a powerful intuitive interface for creating stats. Also, a large number of ready-made stats are available immediately after installation. You can manage stats in the following sections:

There are simple and expression stats in Hand2Note system. A simple stat is a stat that describes the frequency of a particular action, for example, an open raise or a continuation bet. An expression stat is a mathematical formula made up of simple stats — for example, aggression factor or the percentage of winnings on showdown.

You can also get personalized training in creating statistics in Hand2Note.

Simple stats

A simple stat is a stat whose value represents how often a player performs a certain action. For example, raising preflop or making continuation bets.

To create a simple stat, you just need to simulate an action, the frequency of which you want to see in HUD. For example, to create a “Open Raise” stat, it is enough to add the “Player Raise” action and assign the “First not fold action on the street” filter to it to exclude situations where other players had already invested money in the pot before the player.

Stat Open Raise is already presented in the program by default, it’s called Open Raise [Total]. To find already available stats you can use the search bar.

To create a stat Open Raise BTN, you should also assign a player position. This can be done either by selecting the desired position for the action, or separately in the “Preflop” tab:

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Expression stats

Expression stats are essentially mathematical formulas composed of simple stats. Therefore, to create such a stat, you just need to specify the desired formula. Expression syntax is described in the manual on the official site.

Examples

The name of the stat in Hand2Note is specified in brackets, if it exists in the program after the installation by default.

• WTSD (Went to Showdown)

  WentToSDCases(Flop Any Action) / Cases(Flop Any Action) * 100

  Flop Any Action is a specially created simple stat that doesn’t make any sense by itself. It describes the spots when the opponent makes any action on the flop. Such a stat will always have a value of 100, but an expression stat Cases(Flop Any Action) will mean the number of hands in which the player saw the flop, and WentToSDCases(Flop Any Action) — the number of hands in which the opponent reached the showdown after seeing the flop. Any Action stats for each street are in the program by default.
• W$SD (Won at Showdown)

  WonHandAtSDCases(preflop any action) / WentToSDCases(preflop any action) * 100

• WWSF (Won When Seen Flop)

  WonHandCases(flop any action) / Cases(flop any action) * 100

• AFq Flop (Aggression Frequency Flop)

  Cases(Flop Raise or Bet)/Cases(Flop Any Action) * 100

• AF Flop (Aggression Flop)

  (Cases(Bet Flop) + Cases(Raise Flop)) / (Cases(Call Flop))

• 4Bet Range (4Bet Range)

  Value(Open Raise) * Value(4Bet) / 100

Rebuilding stats

To rebuild the stats, do the following:

1. Open the main Hand2Note window
2. Click “Clear Stats”
3. Click “Build Stats”
4. Wait until the end of the process

Why do you need it?

Hand2Note stores stats in finished form. When you sit down at a table, stats in HUD are not calculated every time throughout the whole database in real time. The tracker displays already completed stats, and the statistics are calculated only from new hands. This allows you to significantly increase the speed of software performance and reduce the consumption of computer resources during the game.

When is rebuilding required?

• After any changes to stats in HUD or popup
• When switching HUD and Popup profile or any other changes in game types settings (Settings → Game Types)
• When changing the timezone shift (Settings → Rooms)
• When changing the main currency (Settings → Other options → Currency)

Will I lose any data?

No, all your hands will remain in place. Just statistics will be recalculated.

How long will the rebuilding take?

It depends on the size of the database, the complexity and number of stats used in your HUD and popups, as well as the capacity of your device. On a standard computer, when using the average number of stats, the build speed can be about 1000 hands per second.