Stats Glossary

Definitions

In the Money Finishes:
Total tournaments with money won > 0

Pots Entered Pre-flop:
Also known as “voluntarily put money in pot” or VPIP. A hand counts if the player puts any chips in the pot beyond posting his blind. A hand counts even if a player subsequently folds to a raise. A hand does not count if a player checks his option in the big blind and sees a flop. Displayed as a percentage.

Pre-flop Raise Percentage:
A hand counts if a preflop a player puts in any more chips than is required to call the previous bet and remain in the hand. This includes a less than minimum raise due to a player being all-in.

Re-raise Pre-flop Percentage:
A hand counts if a player makes any preflop raise which is not the first raise of the hand.

Cold Call Percentage:
A hand counts if a player’s first action in a hand is to call a bet in a pot which has been raised preflop before the action reaches the player. Calling a raise from either blind is not considered a cold call. Denominator is total hands played.

Open Limp Percentage:
A hand counts if the player is the first player other than the blinds to enter a pot and does so by simply calling the big blind and not making a raise. Denominator is total hands played.

Open Raise Percentage:
A hand counts if the player is the first player other than the blinds to enter a pot and does so by raising the big blind. Denominator is total hands played.

Attempt to Steal Percentage:
A hand counts if a player open raises preflop from a position one to the right of the button, on the button, or in the small blind. Denominator is opportunities to steal.

Folded Big Blind to Steal:
A hand counts if the player is in the Big Blind and a player from a steal position (one to the right of the button, on the button, or the small blind) open raises and the player gives up his blind and folds his hand. Denominator is steals attempted against his big blind.

Folded Small Blind to Steal:
A hand counts if the player is in the Small Blind and a player from a steal position (one to the right of the button or on the button) open raises and the player gives up his blind and folds his hand. Denominator is steals attempted against his small blind.

Raise Big Blind Against a Steal:
Similar to “Fold Big Blind to Steal” except instead of folding his hand, the player responds by re-raising from the big blind

Raise Small Blind Against a Steal:
Similar to “Fold Small Blind to Steal” except instead of folding his hand, the player responds by re-raising from the small blind

Average Bet Size as Percentage of Pot:
For every post-flop street compare the player bet size to the size of the pot whenever the player makes the first bet on that street. For example, if a pot is 1500 chips and the first bet on the flop is 1000 chips, that player bet 67% of the pot.

Average Raise Size as Percentage of Pot:
For every street, compare the size of the raise to the size of the pot after the initial bet has been called. Include raises on all streets including preflop. For example, if a pot is 1500 chips, player A bets 1000 and player B raises that bet to a total 5000 chips (a raise of 4000 chips). The pot size when the player makes the raise is 1500 (initial pot) + 1000 (player A bet) + 1000 (player B call) = 3500 chips. The ratio for this data point would thus be 4000/3500 = 1.14 or 114% of the pot.

Flop Aggression Ratio:
On the round of betting immediately following the flop
(Times Bet + Times Raised) / (Times called)

Turn Aggression Ratio:
On the round of betting after the fourth card hits the board
(Times Bet + Times Raised) / (Times called)

River Aggression Ratio:
On the final round of betting after all five cards are on the board
(Times Bet + Times Raised) / (Times called)

Total Post-flop Aggression Ration:
Combination of action on the flop, turn, and river
(Times Bet + Times Raised) / (Times called)

Win Percentage on Hands where Saw Flop:
Any hand where a player still has cards and there is a flop and the player ends the hand with more chips than he started the hand with (this is how to determine when there are split pots)

Went to Showdown Percentage:
Percentage of time a player goes to showdown after seeing a flop

Won at Showdown Percentage:
Percentage of times a player has the best hand at showdown. Count split pots due to ties as won.

Check/Raise Percentage:
Percentage of total actions taken by a player that were a raise on a street where the player had previously checked

Continuation Bet after PFR:
Ratio of times a player bets versus checks after being the last player to raise a pot preflop

Call Continuation Bet Percentage:
Ratio of times a player flat calls a bet from the player who made the final preflop raise to total times seeing a continuation bet

Raise Continuation Bet Percentage:
Ratio of times a player raises a bet from the player who made the final preflop raise tot total times seeing a continuation be

Players Busted:
Number of times a player ends the tournament of another player by winning all of his chips. Split pots that bust a player count for both winning players

Times All-In:
Number of times a player moves all of his chips into the pot

Bluff percentage:
Ratio of hands where the player bluffed at the pot to total hands played. A bluff is defined as any bet or raise meeting the following conditions:
PRE-FLOP: Raise with any hand meeting our “garbage” group. No pair, no ace, not two cards >= ten, not suited connector
FLOP: bet or raise with king high or worse without for of a suit or an open ended straight draw
TURN/RIVER: bet or raise with no pair or better

Luck Rating:
Luck rating is made of two components
FACTOR 1: PREMIUM HANDS DEALT (JJ+, AK) / EXPECTED PREMIUM HANDS DEALT
FACTOR 2: WINNING IN ALL-IN POTS / EXPECTED WINNINGS IN ALL-IN POT
Luck rating = FACTOR 1 + FACTOR 2