hand range question

philliivey

what do you use more to put a opponent on a hand range, vpip or pfr? for let's say if he goes all in.

BlondeFish

If he goes all-in, then Page Ranking would be more relevant than VP. If his PR is 5%, then his all-in range would be a lot less. There is a good discussion of these stats in Killer Tournament Poker by the Numbers.

ReefAquarium

I use his pfr if I don't have his all in stats.

What's page ranking?

Is all in by the numbers any good.
I have killer poker and killer poker online and they both suck.

Monteroy

The stack sizes and tournament structure (if a tournament) are kind of important factors.

In cash games I give a lot of credit to 3/0 guys when they reraise preflop :)

BlondeFish

ReefAquarium;180427 wroteWhat's page ranking?
Is all in by the numbers any good.

The silly forum software still auto converts the two-letter short form for "Preflop Raise %" to "Page Ranking". :(
Killer Tournament Poker seemed to have good topics for poker math geeks (including tracking software, ICM and making deals), but as usual, I can't find the time to read them. :-[

PokerKai

philliivey;180328 wrotewhat do you use more to put a opponent on a hand range, vpip or pfr? for let's say if he goes all in.

Definitely PFR.

Go download pokerstove and mess around with those hand ranges.

philliivey

thank you pokerkai, that is what i am doing, already had pokerstove and was experimenting with it when in a game when i am out of a hand so i have been doing it right.:)

PokerKai;180637 wroteDefinitely PFR.

Go download pokerstove and mess around with those hand ranges.