What does this "SB has normal 30ish/10ish stats" mean???

PokerBob · #1 03-09-2005, 01:09 AM

I have PT and just started using PV. But often in post I see stuff like;"CO is 25/10/4." I think one # is VPIP and another is PFR%, but I'm not sure. help.

Thanks,
PBob

Adde · #2 03-09-2005, 01:13 AM

VP$IP / Preflop Raise / Aggression Factor.

I don't use the last stat (Agg), but I think it is the one.

Adde

LondonBroil · #3 03-09-2005, 01:18 AM

I use GameTime, and the 3 statsfor each that I have on my screen are VP$IP/PFR%/# Hands Played. What exactly is aggression factor and how is it calculated?

Adde · #4 03-09-2005, 01:22 AM

I'm so used to having HANDS at the end instead of first, so yeah, I guess you're right. HANDS / VP$IP / PREFLOP_RAISE. Agg factor is a new stat in PT, since I don't know when, but I never used it. Someone else have to dig in.

Adde

LondonBroil · #5 03-09-2005, 01:25 AM

It probably has something to do with the times you bet+raise divided by the times you call....or something.

didymus · #6 03-09-2005, 03:04 AM

Yes. If you already use preflop raise, use the 'postflop' aggression as opposed to overall. Generally 0-2 is passive, 2-3 is moderate, 3 and up is aggressive.

IggyWH · #7 03-09-2005, 03:11 AM

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I use GameTime, and the 3 statsfor each that I have on my screen are VP$IP/PFR%/# Hands Played. What exactly is aggression factor and how is it calculated?

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Aggression factor (total) is calculated by (bet% + raise%) / call%

A total aggression under 1 pretty much means they're a calling station. They don't bet and raise much so when they do, you should give them some respect.

A total aggression over 2 means someone is an aggressive player. They're a little harder to read since their bets/raises can mean a lot of different.

Now if someone has an insanely high total aggression like say 6 over 100+ hands, that probably means they just bet/raise anything and everything.

The total aggression stat is a great way to get a read on your opponents post-flop.

AncientPC · #8 03-09-2005, 03:11 AM

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Yes. If you already use preflop raise, use the 'postflop' aggression as opposed to overall. Generally 0-2 is passive, 2-3 is moderate, 3 and up is aggressive.

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Those are aggro numbers for NL.

For limit, 0-1 is passive. 1-2 is neutral, 2+ aggressive.