middle set vs. huge fish

[piiop]

Ah, misread that there were 4 to the flop.

AF is simply (raise % + bet %)/ call %.

For someone who has a VPIP of 93 that's a high aggression factor.

[TheRempel]

Yeah but his PFR is 31%. 31% PFR and 1.5 PFA generally means a player that has a huge disconnect between preflop and postflop play. An average player with similar VP$IP/PFR in my database would generally have a postflop aggression of 3-5 since they often bet any piece or any draw on the flop.

[rine]

Ok to stop this it doesn't converge quickly enough I'd say, 75 hands being far too less.

[iggymcfly]

I got the impression that those stats were for the UTG limper, not for the button PFR. Anyway, leading the flop is standard as is bet/calling the turn.

I usually pot the flop here, but if you regularly bet 2/3 pot or so on dry boards, that could actually be a good strategy since there will be a lot of chances for cheap steals, and when you have a real hand on that kind of board, you're not too worried about someone drawing against you.

[FireStorm]

Getting it all in here is obv fine.