How I Used Professional Poker to Become a Data Scientist

Re:How I Used Professional Poker to Become a Data Scientist by DennisP on Wednesday September 06, 2017 @05:27AM (#15182262)

> ‘Voluntarily Put Money in Pot’ (VP$IP) percentage...is the frequency with which a player plays a hand when first given an opportunity to bet or fold.

Does a call count, or does it have to be an initial bet or raise?

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Re:How I Used Professional Poker to Become a Data Scientist by hanasu on Wednesday September 06, 2017 @11:35AM (#15184463)

Any money that enters the pot that is not a blind is considered VPIP.

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Re:How I Used Professional Poker to Become a Data Scientist by ramblerman on Wednesday September 06, 2017 @06:45AM (#15182608)

call counts which is why the relation between VPIP and PFR is actually a great indicator of fishyness which the author doesnt touch upon.

Someone with Vpip: 35 and Pfr: 5 would be an extremely passive weak player.

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Re:How I Used Professional Poker to Become a Data Scientist by wrrretch on Wednesday September 06, 2017 @06:05AM (#15182413)

Call does count.

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