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_Anonymous_

26.08.2009, 00:00 0

Hi members

I have a one of the kind question.

Little info abt Me : Poker Semi-Amateur. Playing at $1-2 NLHE. I have this self proclaimed pro guy at the table, and whenever i raise him (and i 90% have a premium hand) he comes back to me and says abt this statistics 61.2/43/1.2.

I dont know what he was saying to me. Can any one help me in finding what it means and moreover i use poker tracker so if any one is knowledgeble in this case

THanks

Chhal

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NightFrostaSS

Joined: 25.10.2008

Posts: 5,255

26.08.2009, 00:08 0

61.2 VPIP /43 PFR (preflop raise; percentage of hands u raise preflop)/1.2. AF
Btw, if it's your stats you def don't have premium hands 90% of the time. ♦

NightFrostaSS

Joined: 25.10.2008

Posts: 5,255

26.08.2009, 00:08 0

doublepost

_Anonymous_

26.08.2009, 00:13 0

He was talking abt his stats....

He said i cannot raise him as he is more aggressive then me...

this was in educating me abt the type of person he is....He said " I have alligator blood"

lol...

SoyCD

Joined: 20.02.2008

Posts: 6,265

26.08.2009, 10:48 0

Hello chhalincrush,

Well then he was basically stating that he has Maniac stats.

He playes 61.2% of his hands and raises 43% of them pre-flop. His aggression factor isn't all that high, meaning he is not crazy aggressive postflop - but at least preflop he is very loose.

Best regards
SoyCD

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_Anonymous_

26.08.2009, 16:25 0

Thanks for the info SOY

You always come up with the best defined answer to the problems...I look forward to getting inputs from you.

Keep up the good work...