numbers

[TheChad]

if a guy is "12/12 (25)," what does this mean? in context, it seems as some sort of stats for Tag/Lag/etc, but I am in the dark. HELP!?!!

[Cora]

i'm not sure, but it's probably: plays 12% of his hands, raises preflop 12% of hands he plays, and those numbers are based on 25 hands.

that's how my stats are set up, anyway

[mana013]

he plays 12% and raises everytime preflop.

[Nsight7]

Basically, this guy is a nit.

[ottsville]

From the poker wiki:

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What do the numbers with the slashes from PokerTracker mean?
Q: What do the numbers with the slashes from PokerTracker mean?

A: The numbers are usually cited in the format VP$IP/PFR%/(postflop only)AF, where:

VP$IP = voluntarily put $ in pot - the percentage of times you put money into the pot, not including the small or big blind itself (completing SB, raising, limping etc.)
PFR = preflop raise percentage - the percentage of times you raise when it is your turn to act preflop
AF = the product of the flop, turn, and river aggression factors (postflop)
Where only two numbers are cited, they refer to VP$IP and PFR%, respectively.

Source: Two Plus Two poster ZenMusician and subsequent edits.



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[ottsville]

The 25 in parentheses probably refers to number of hands the sample is over.

[TheChad]

thanks all. I didn't realize how many people here are focused on the online games and use PokerTracker for all of their play.
I'm mainly a live action player. A live SnG once in a great while with a live MTT once a week or two and 98% of simple 1/2 - 5/10 NLHE, and .50/1 DORSE.
Thanks again.

[TheChad]

speaking of which, how many people play 2-7TD? 2-7NL?