All the stats below belong to these types of pots.

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. 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. At the top you can again see the title of the popup, in the bottom, the player name and number of hands. The steps are the same, except the “Open a replayer” is “Open a table”.Let’s take a look at one of the postflop popups. To do it on a live table, I would recommend sitting on a lower stake table than your normal and setting it up there.

When all the panels are in place, click on the PT4 icon and choose Save Layout.

Position all the other panels the same way.

When the first player is done – double-click again to remove the yellow borders.

Drag the HUD panels with your left mouse button.

Double-click on the main HUD panel that has the player name on it, so the borders of all the HUD panels that belong to this player will turn yellow.

Now we need to place the HUD panels, so they are near the player they belong to:

If you want, you can choose Set Profile as Default for this Table Type.

You might want to do it first on the PT4 replayer for practise. The next step is to select the new HUD and place the panels around the correct players.Add the following filters (in the red square):.On the main PT4 Window, click on HUD -> Edit HUD Options.This step is necessary, because +EV HUD’s come with a lot of custom stats, and if you don’t do this step, the loading time of those stats in your HUD/popups will be slow. Click on Rebuild Cache -> Custom Cache Rebuild.The first thing you should do after the new HUD’s are added to your PokerTracker 4, is to go to.How to set up your new +EV HUD for the first time

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