"Plrs/Flop"?

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