"Plrs/Flop"?

#1 11th January 2007, 11:16 PM

I assume Plrs is short for players.

On bodog, there is a column called "Plrs/Flop", and its values are in percentage. What is that about?

#2 12th January 2007, 1:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by haopei

I assume Plrs is short for players.

On bodog, there is a column called "Plrs/Flop", and its values are in percentage. What is that about?

Average percent of players per flop. It tells you how many players on average are playing each hand. Example: At a 10-player table, a 5 player-per-flop average would be 50%. 2 players per flop would be 20%. I'm not sure how many hands are in each sample to get the average, though.

#3 13th January 2007, 12:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrSticker

Average percent of players per flop. It tells you how many players on average are playing each hand. Example: At a 10-player table, a 5 player-per-flop average would be 50%. 2 players per flop would be 20%. I'm not sure how many hands are in each sample to get the average, though.

Hey thanks for the reply. So basically it tells you whether the table consists of tight players, or loose?

#4 13th January 2007, 1:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by haopei

Hey thanks for the reply. So basically it tells you whether the table consists of tight players, or loose?

I'd say if you combine that with the average pot size stat, then yes. But you couldn't really say loose or tight by itself.

Play Texas Hold'em Online Poker \| "Plrs/Flop"?
BetOnline Poker is a top online poker site accepting all US players with an INSTANT cash bonus of up to $900 FREE. It also has a casino and sports betting available.	PokerStars is one of the best places to play poker online that accepts US players. Use PokerStars marketing code CCHAT for a $600 bonus. Note: No US Players Accepted.