Preflop popup – shows most of preflop stats in one popup, including RFI, cold calling, 3 Betting, limping etc.Update: now it also includes Raise vs Delayed C-Bet stats for IP and OOP. The last part shows how often the player folds to delayed c-bets, both IP and OOP. Separating between IP and OOP is very important, because in theory, the frequency of c-betting IP should be higher than OOP and this helps you exploit the ones who c-bet the same, regardless of their position. The next part to that shows how they react to c-bets being OOP. Then the next part shows how the player reacts to c-bets, when they are IP vs the c-bettor. The first three rows of stats below both pot types show the overall stats, when facing a c-bet. This makes finding the correct stats very easy. All the stats below belong to these types of pots. The popup is divided into two big columns: on the left you can see SRP (single raised pots) and on the right 3-Bet pots. The colour scheme is also the same as for the preflop popups – text is on a darker background and the stats are on a lighter background. At the top you can again see the title of the popup, in the bottom, the player name and number of hands. Let’s take a look at one of the postflop popups.
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Knowing how to use aggression stats to your advantage can be very useful. These are useful to get an idea of who might be betting too many weak hands, or who’s not betting enough and might be too value heavy.
The folds are even more easier to exploit vs someone who c-bets very merged and folds every time they don’t have showdown value and when they call they have a weak hand.Īggression panel shows the aggression for flop, turn and river.
These are very useful stats, because some players only bet when they have it, some bet like 80%+. The “F” stands for Fold, and tells you how often your opponent folds, after they had the opportunity to make a c-bet, but instead checked. The “B” stands for Bet, and tells you how often your opponent bets after they called the preflop raise, and on the flop the preflop raiser did NOT c-bet. The c-bet panel is related to the “ vs/after missed c-bet panel“. Some players c-bet the same regardless, but some c-bet more IP and less when OOP, so you can make better adjustments. This gives you a better understanding of your opponents’ ranges, depending on your relative positions to each-other. The detailed c-bet panel gives you the c-bet and fold vs c-bet stats filtered to in position (IP) and out of position (OP).
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