VPIP, PFR and 3-Bet
VPIP and PFR help describe overall preflop activity.
POKER HUD STATS
Poker HUD Stats: VPIP, PFR, 3-Bet & More
VPIP, PFR, 3-Bet, C-Bet, Fold to C-Bet, WTSD and WWSF commonly appear in HUD workflows. The value of each statistic depends on what it measures, how often the opportunity occurs and how large the sample is.
Poker workflow
Read statistics as signals, not certainties
Combine the number, position, situation and sample size before drawing conclusions.
Postflop statistics
3-Bet, Fold to 3-Bet and C-Bet add situational context.
Sample size and context
WTSD and WWSF help study what happens when hands reach later stages.
Related tools
Connect stats to your workflow
Use statistics together with tracking, hand histories and HandFlux study tools.
FAQ
Common questions
What is VPIP in poker?+
VPIP means Voluntarily Put Money In Pot and measures how often a player voluntarily puts money into the pot preflop, excluding posted blinds and a check in the big blind.
What is PFR?+
PFR means Pre-Flop Raise and measures how often a player makes a preflop raise. It is commonly interpreted alongside VPIP.
What is 3-Bet?+
3-Bet measures how often a player re-raises preflop when a 3-bet opportunity occurs. It is situational and requires a sufficient sample.
Can I trust a HUD with only a few hands?+
A statistic represents a sample of opportunities, not a permanent truth about a player. Situational and postflop statistics generally need more opportunities than VPIP or PFR.
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