Poker 101: interpreting PFR% numbers in FR

[Jurrr]

NL50. A player open-raises 4BB in MP+1. Depending on his PFR% what do you put his range on?

a) PFR% <= 1: QQ+
b) PFR% <= 3: JJ+/AK
c) PFR% <= 6: 88+/AQ+
d) PFR% <= 10: 22+/ATs+/AQo+/KJs+
e) PFR% <= 14: 22+/A8s/ATo/KTs+/KJo+/QJs

Is that about right?

[Berge20]

There's a really good post somewhere on this, but I can't remember where it is. Let me dig.

[amfox]

I believe this is the thread.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...&PHPSESSID=

[Berge20]

That's it. Why am I not surprised it is a Pokey post. He is good

[D.L.M.]

dont be fooled though. alot of tags and fish alike open a wide range with a 3x raise which can be misleading.

[Vegetarian]

It depends a lot on the position of the raiser for anyone with a >6% PF raise.

[Jurrr]

Which is why I specified MP+1.

[Fonkey123]

Pokey pokey he's our man if he can't do it no one can!

[Vegetarian]

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Which is why I specified MP+1.

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I'm reading every post wrong today!!!!!!!!!!