VPIP/PFR/AF, what would be the ideal numbers to have there?

There's no magic number, but there is a range that shows you are not playing too loose and showing a good amount of aggression.


Are you playing full ring or 6-max?

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The starting default numbers for the categories are decent for someone beginning to use PT for the first time.

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KRE8R probably has about seventy college funds in his NL5 roll.

I thought he meant what to shoot for with his own numbers.

If you mean the ranking system, yeah, use the PT defaults for a while at least.

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Yeah that is what I meant.

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KRE8R probably has about seventy college funds in his NL5 roll.

20/16/3

For 6 max NLHE.

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There's really no magic number to aim for I don't think. A general rule of thumb is try and keep the VPIP and PFR% as close together as possible and keep your aggression above 2. You can be a solid winning player with a 25 VPIP or a 15 VPIP, it's really dependent on your favoured style.

Personally I'm happy if I run 20/17/4 but anything around that is ok.

EDIT: That advice is for 6max NLHE

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