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| This is a discussion on Yet another PAHUD post.... within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; Just wondering if somebody can take a second and explain how they apply these stats to specific situations: VP$IP PFR% AF-TOT AS CB CBF ------------------------ ... |
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12th August 2008, 4:58 AM
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| Yet another PAHUD post.... Just wondering if somebody can take a second and explain how they apply these stats to specific situations: VP$IP PFR% AF-TOT AS CB CBF ------------------------ I know what the guidelines are for these but how do you use these practically? what are you thinking when you decide whether to fold by just using the stats? Or is there a good article about it? sorry if this part is too general, but I'm clueless... (EX: "Villain 23/0/.4 but that move seems a bit sophisticated for someone with his stats") ((wtf?))Is it true that 90 cbet=cbet 9/10 times? What are the guidelines for attempted steal? If anybody actually wants to answer this overdooooone topic, id be grateful. |
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12th August 2008, 9:26 AM
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| The easiest way to analyse these stats is to compare villain's to yours. You should know what your preflop limping and raising ranges are, so you can guess villain's by comparison. 23/0/.4 is a fish. |
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