| This is a discussion on aggression factor numbers? within the online poker forums, in the Learning Poker section; how do they come up w/ these numbers? how does is correlate to the % of times you check/fold, call/float, bet/raise?... |
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| aggression factor numbers? how do they come up w/ these numbers? how does is correlate to the % of times you check/fold, call/float, bet/raise? |
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| re: aggression factor numbers? poker The formula for determining AF = ((bets + raises) / calls ) . So an Aggression Factor of 1.0 implies that the person makes bets equal to the mount of times he calls, which is a relatively balanced and flexible marker. In general, if you see an opponent’s AF dropping consistently below .75, you can surely consider him to be a passive player, but being too passive isn’t normally a good strategy in poker. An AF over 1.5 might be considered an aggressive player, but you still have to monitor this over a matter of time. |
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