Nomadtla and I revised a Harv72b idea and came up with this.

Take a VPiP - say 20. And what you consider the borderline AF between passive and aggressive for that VPiP - say 2.

This becomes your standard. Everything is now relative to this. If you think 1.5 should be standard for 20 VPiP - fine.

But whatever you consider standard - multiply the two numbers together.

ie. 20 Vpip x 2 AF = 40

This is your standard number - X.

Relative aggression = X/VPiP.

So based on X being 40.

Player A = 40/25 = 1.6
His AF is 1.5 so he is slightly passive.

Player B = 40/65 = .615
His AF is 1.5 so he is very aggressive.

The other way to do it is:

VPiP x AF and compare to X.

Where X = 40

Player A: 25*1.5 = 37.5 } 37.5<X = slightly passive
Player B: 65*1.5 = 97.5 } 97.5>X = very aggressive


For you X may be 30. As I said it's all relative.
But this is a quick way to work it out at the table. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]