What does it mean?
PFR is the percentage of hands a player raises preflop. Compared with VPIP it reveals playing style: a small gap (for example 18/15) means an aggressive, well-structured player, while a large gap (30/5) marks a passive caller.
PFR is the percentage of hands a player raises preflop. Compared with VPIP it reveals playing style: a small gap (for example 18/15) means an aggressive, well-structured player, while a large gap (30/5) marks a passive caller.
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PFR is the percentage of hands a player raises preflop. Compared with VPIP it reveals playing style: a small gap (for example 18/15) means an aggressive, well-structured player, while a large gap (30/5) marks a passive caller.
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