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Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
What is the optimal VPIP and PFR% to have in 6-max NL ring games?
My stats after 50k hands is 27,9%. I think my VPIP should be much, much lower. Any thoughts? |
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
Probably around 20/7 if you're not too confident in your postflop play.
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
The real answer is that your VPIP and PFR are going to be different depending on the texture of the game you are in. 6-max games come in all flavors, and the best way to profit is to play in a manner that's opposite the general trend of the table. LAGGY play with lots of continuation betting will enable you to crush the tight/passive games. However, TAGGY play and simply betting your solid holdings for value is what will get you the money in the loose/aggressive games.
While I don't think these should serve as a guideline, if you want to see the stats for a profitable 4-tabler, my stats for 4 tabling 6-max games at Party Poker are the following: $25NL: Hands = 30570 VPIP = 26.49% PFR = 14.30% BB/100 = 10.58 $100NL: Hands = 55430 VPIP = 22.22% PFR = 14.10% BB/100 = 4.41 As you can see, I play LAGGY in these games. As the other poster said, solid postflop play is a must. |
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
the funny thing about 6max is that a lot of styles can be winning styles. i have a VPIP of ~21% because i am a supa nit and i have a healthy winrate. i have seen thinking lags around ~30-35% that are winning players also. i think it really comes down to what u r comfortable with and where your strengths lie.
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
I think tight and solid is really the easiest way to beat these games... it's much easier to multi table. Incidentally, I don't mean to thread jack, but do most 6max players 4 table? I usually play 2 6max games and 2 ring games... 4 tabling 6max is intense.
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
I cant four table 6 max very well, but many do. I can play 2 ring and 2 (6 max) fairly comfortably once i've been there ahile and gotten acclimated.
Ideally, i'd probably stick with 3 tables, 2 short and one full. |
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
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I think tight and solid is really the easiest way to beat these games... it's much easier to multi table. Incidentally, I don't mean to thread jack, but do most 6max players 4 table? I usually play 2 6max games and 2 ring games... 4 tabling 6max is intense. [/ QUOTE ] I play at least 4 6 max tables and 4 full ring ones, sometimes a couple more 6 max tables, sometimes the six max tables will also get down to 4 handed or so, in which case it can get a bit intense. |
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
Playing at a low level (NL25), I've 5 tabled 6max and felt ok doing it... I regularly 4table and don't have any big problems. I use Poker Ace HUD.
VPIP of 20, pfr of 6. I can't raise more hands profitably yet... |
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
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Probably around 20/7 if you're not too confident in your postflop play. [/ QUOTE ] This is right on, especially if you're going to 4 table. |
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Re: Optimal VPIP and PFR% for 6-max NL ring?
I am averaging 25% VP$IP and 10% PFR but like Tony said this variates quite big depending on the table I am at.
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