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VPIP / PFR - color coding

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SkunKSmiLe
Joined: 18.12.2012

Hey people, I have a question.
I'm new user of PockerTracker and I started to color VPIP and PFT stats.
I'm mostly playing 9-players table tournaments, for example 1$ and 2$ Freezeout tournaments.
I'm interested in what do you think what is really high VPIP that I should color for example - red?
My current settings is this:
0-15 (light green for really rock type of plaers)
15-30 (usually good players - dark green color)
35-100 (players that have high VPIP and color is red).

Maybe you have better setting? Advise me, please. Thanks.


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I simplified mine and it works for me.
try 0-22 red
23-100 green


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SkunKSmiLe
Joined: 18.12.2012

Well, that's really basic. From what I understand - more complex it is - more info you get - more chance you get, better is your evaluation.

But then again I don't want nothing too complex, just advice from normal day to day experienced player. Maybe in future I can use different stats and colors.


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unknownx13
Joined: 04.04.2010

I use this settings
vpip 0-12 yellow (exploitable)
8-17 red (good)
17-22 orange (ok)
22-100( too much)
pfr 0-9 yellow
6-10 orange
10-17 red
17-100 green
cheers!


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Ramble
Joined: 17.11.2008

Like everything in this great game - it depends. One thing to be aware of is that a 'good' player's VPIP/PFR will usually be lower in the early stages of a STT and get higher in the later stages. So in the early stages a 'good' player may have stats like 14/10, but as it gets closer to the bubble something like 25/25 for example...

I think the ranges you identified in your original post are probably a good starting point and as you play more and correlate the stats with what you are seeing in-game, you will make good adjustments as needed.


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SkunKSmiLe
Joined: 18.12.2012

Good post, Ramble.


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PokerTracker
Joined: 07.06.2011

Originally posted by Ramble
Like everything in this great game - it depends. One thing to be aware of is that a 'good' player's VPIP/PFR will usually be lower in the early stages of a STT and get higher in the later stages. So in the early stages a 'good' player may have stats like 14/10, but as it gets closer to the bubble something like 25/25 for example...

I think the ranges you identified in your original post are probably a good starting point and as you play more and correlate the stats with what you are seeing in-game, you will make good adjustments as needed.

Ramble's description is precisely why PokerTracker 4 does not ship with pre-defined color ranges. We wish to leave this up to each user, and their own personal interpretation.


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