What is a "good" VP$IP and PFR range at 6max?

#1 5th February 2011, 12:07 PM

I know this will vary depending on how loose or tight the table is but on average what would you say is a good vp$ip is at 6max?

Also what sort of difference should there be in vp$ip and PFR be?

Say for example someone is 25/27 is that good or bad?

#2 5th February 2011, 12:10 PM

Thats rigged! they're raising more hands than they're actually playing!

#3 5th February 2011, 12:26 PM

I run about 22/18

#4 5th February 2011, 6:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by orangepeeleo

Thats rigged! they're raising more hands than they're actually playing!

Har Har

I mean't 27/25!

#5 5th February 2011, 6:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JOEBOB69

I run about 22/18

What does that mean in general? Is that kind of tight? Mine vary big time depending on the table. I can have 18/15 for example on one and then 30/27 on another.

#6 5th February 2011, 6:58 PM

22/18 is TAG. Tight at 6 max is <16 or so. 27/25 is a bit laggy.

#7 5th February 2011, 7:26 PM

Yeah in all seriousness 22/20, 21/19, are good stats to shoot for a good TAG style, dont let your vpip go <17 though and always make sure you keep that vpip/pfr gap tight but being aggro and using position to its fullest, lots of steals!

#8 5th February 2011, 8:50 PM

I started around 22/20 but after tweaking and tidying up my ranges I am now around 18/17 with a steal of 32 and 3bet of 5%. I guess I am a bit nitty but playing 4 tables, my time is nicely filled at the moment.

#9 5th February 2011, 9:24 PM

when i first tried out 6 max i tried playin tightish..around 18/15 or so...ended up running about 21/19ish though

#10 7th February 2011, 8:47 PM

I played 2200 hands a couple nights ago. First time playing cash in some time. I played 6 .10/.25 tables 6max and was around 25/18 in all of them.

There is not a good/bad number. The numbers YOU win the most with at the current level are the "right" numbers for you. I'm not sure achieving certain numbers should be a goal. Playing it one hand at a time.

Since I'm just starting to work on my cash game. Tonight I'm going to turn the HUD off for me (leave it on the other players). After 1000 hands of playing as good as I can I'll turn it back on and see where I'm at. Then play another 1000.

#11 7th February 2011, 9:59 PM

Public Service Announcement: Stop looking at your stats.

Anywhere between 18/18 and 30/25 is standard. The more important thing is to know which hands to add to your VPIP range, when to add them, and why.

#12 12th February 2011, 2:22 PM

I've been mixing up my game and actually have been playing tighter at 6 max, somewhere in the range of an 18/14/3 and then a little looser at FR, something like a 22/18/3....with good success. This is at 10NL and 25NL.

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