Been mainly playing MTT's on GG lately and there is no HUD allowed, only what they provide, which is hand#, vpip, and w%.
My questions is, if a player has a VPIP of 25% over 1000 hands or 35% VPIP over 1000 hands, what can I realistically assume his pfr is? Is win% a variable here to determine an estimated PFR? Is there a general rule of thumb here, assuming of course a fair number of hands?
Last edited by foldkkto3bet; 02-20-2021 at 05:31 PM.
I wouldn’t think you can assume a pfr based off of vpip. Players can fall anywhere in between limping/calling every hand they play, never raising, to only playing raise/fold.
Unless you take notes, I can't see how you can assume you can "figure out" a reasonable PFR rate. As Syon said, no real correlation to be found with VPIP or Win rate.
Unless you take notes, I can't see how you can assume you can "figure out" a reasonable PFR rate. As Syon said, no real correlation to be found with VPIP or Win rate.
Well, one would hope OP is taking notes rather than just being spoonfed what to do
