What does 17/14/35 etc mean?

[Gazzbut]

I know the first one is Vp$ip but what are the other two?

Cheers!

[W. Deranged]

VPIP/Pre-flop Raise/Post-flop Aggression factor I think is usually what people are posting.

[J. Sawyer]

35 isn't post flop aggro... it's probably went to showdown when saw flop.

[W. Deranged]

I think the OP was simply putting in representative numbers.

Though I'd love to meet someone with a post-flop agg. factor of 35. I bet such an individual would rule.

[Paxosmotic]

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I think the OP was simply putting in representative numbers.

Though I'd love to meet someone with a post-flop agg. factor of 35. I bet such an individual would rule.

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Imagine completely eliminating draws from your game. Either flop a strong hand or don't, bet or fold all day. That sure would take a lot of the decision making out of this game.

[Gazzbut]

thanks. What kind of level is considered good for PFR and agression?

[sfer]

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I think the OP was simply putting in representative numbers.

Though I'd love to meet someone with a post-flop agg. factor of 35. I bet such an individual would rule.

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Imagine completely eliminating draws from your game. Either flop a strong hand or don't, bet or fold all day. That sure would take a lot of the decision making out of this game.

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What are you talking about?

[J. Sawyer]

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I think the OP was simply putting in representative numbers.

Though I'd love to meet someone with a post-flop agg. factor of 35. I bet such an individual would rule.

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Imagine completely eliminating draws from your game. Either flop a strong hand or don't, bet or fold all day. That sure would take a lot of the decision making out of this game.

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Would also take winning out of the game for that individual [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[J. Sawyer]

19 vpip for most full games, 9-11 for PFR, and 2.5-3 for AggroFactor (w/out preflop included)