Half of the tables I goto at 2/4 are < 30% VP$IP

[Schizo]

Does this mean I should leave? If not, how do I adjust?

[Niediam]

You should find a new table... but if you decide to play then start adding more HEFAP into your play as opposed to SSH.

[bdk3clash]

If you're using PlayerView, keep in mind that it calculates table average VPIP by averaging the known VPIP numbers it has, not how many players are seeing the flop on average at that specific table.

[J.R.]

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how do I adjust?


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Pound away

[Schizo]

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If you're using PlayerView, keep in mind that it calculates table average VPIP by averaging the known VPIP numbers it has, not how many players are seeing the flop on average at that specific table.

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I am using GameTime+. Is that the same thing? I have &gt;30 hands for everyone at the table. Wouldn't that be more accurate?

J.R. you say pound away what do you mean by that? Being more aggressive and looser?

[Rudbaeck]

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If you're using PlayerView, keep in mind that it calculates table average VPIP by averaging the known VPIP numbers it has, not how many players are seeing the flop on average at that specific table.

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I am using GameTime+. Is that the same thing? I have &gt;30 hands for everyone at the table. Wouldn't that be more accurate?

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GT+ uses the same weighted average that PT itself does. So if you have a player you have 1,000 hands at your table the 'average' vpip will be nearly identical to his. So keep track of the players yourself.

[John Deere]

Yep, I've notice the same thing about GameTime+. If I have 300 hands on a very tight player, it will totally throw off the table averages.

I hope the authors of these programs add an option to the next versions to only include the stats for the current session in the table averages.

[DocMartin]

That would be a great option. I sometimes open up the PT sessions tab just to see my own VPIP for the table I'm at (just in case anyone else is paying attention to my table image).