| This is a discussion on Newb question - x/x? within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; Hello people Been reading around this forum/site for about a week or so now. Quite exponentially, actually - find myself here more and more as ... |
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| Newb question - x/x? Hello people Been reading around this forum/site for about a week or so now. Quite exponentially, actually - find myself here more and more as times passes. Seem to always be on here while I'm playing on Pokerstars just to distract me so that I can have the patience to wait for top hands.Anyway, something finally prompted me to actually register and make a first post. It's rather embarrassing really, since everyone seems to be using this shorthand notation for their ranges, and for things like poker terms and notations I know it's best to track answers down as the question/explanation has probably already been gone over about a billion times. However, I don't seem to be able to look this one up because it's [number]/[number] like "15/9" or "23/10" or something, and it's proven quite hard for search engines to tackle. So yeah, my question is, what do these expressions actually signify? Apologies for the long-ass way of putting it. Thanks |
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| These are numbers you get from a tracker/hud(Pokertracker 3 and Holdem manager beeing the leading brands) and indicate VPIP(volunterly puts $ in pot) and PFR(pre flop raise). These huds display alot more stats but these are the most comonaly used. So if some one is 60/5 we know he is a calling station that limps/calls alot. A 21/19 would be a tight aggro player(atleast prf). Hope this helps. |
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| I believe what you are reffering to is VPIP/PFR. These are Voluntarily put money in the pot and pre-flop raise percentages. So if someone is a 23/12, that means that they enter the pot 23% of hands, and they raise preflop with12% of hands. |
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| re: Newb question - x/x? poker Aha! Sweet, thanks all... Been using PT3 for a few days now, just getting used to it... Got 2395 hands on 10NL and I'm apparently 12/6. However, a couple of days ago I played 1.2k hands in 1 day and had only about 10 premium hands, so yeah... Anyways, cheers |
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| Welcome to the forums! If your after some explanations about shorthand poker chat check this post out. http://www.cardschat.com/showpost1457524-post139.html If there are any others you can think of or have more questions, be sure to post them in this thread. Hand Analysis Lingo & Other Poker Terms |
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