[MrBig30]

I´m sure you can be a winning player with a high VPIP. No one is going to call Gus Hansen a loser, sure thats no limit but thats not the point. My point is you can have many different styles that can make you a long term winner. My guess is its harder to win being very loose so maybe if you look at loose highstakes players you are looking at a very talented group of players...

Anyway to make these statistics more interesting, like someone already pointed out: Why not use the first 5000 or whatever hands to group people into tight, medium and loose players. Then see what happens to average BB/100 in the 3 groups from the hands after #5000? That way you dont get as much bias as just looking at the biggest winners.