Cold CallA cold call is a call of a raise when the player had not yet committed any chips to the pot that round. The “Cold Call” statistic is the precentage of times that a player cold called given the opportunity to do so. Pre-flop cold-calling is generally an indication of poor play. A player with a superior hand should be raising, and a player with a weaker hand should be folding. Unlike the case with LWPC, there aren't many exceptions to this rule since the raise ruins implied odds. By comparing a player's “Cold Call” and 3bet statistics, you can get a rough sense for which hands they call, re-raise, and fold when you raise. For example, if their “Cold Call” statistic is 10% and their 3Bet statistic is 5%, you can deduce that they re-raise with their best 5% of hands and cold call with the next 10%. “Cold Call 3” and “Cold Call 4” are similar to the “Cold Call” statistic but cover cold calling re-raises and re-re-raises respectively. Due to the infrequency of opportunities for “Cold Call 4”, you need a very large number of hands on an opponent before it converges to a meaningful value. Cold Call per_hand: true
raise_count: since start_of_round count (action == Raise)
raises_2: (raise_count == 1 and round == P
or raise_count == 2 and round > P)
opportunity: raises_2 and in_front_before == $0
instance: action == Call
split position, roundCold Call 3 per_hand: false
raise_count: since start_of_round count (action == Raise)
raises_3: (raise_count == 2 and round == P
or raise_count == 3 and round > P)
opportunity: raises_3 and in_front_before == $0
instance: action == Call
split position, roundCold Call 4 per_hand: false
raise_count: since start_of_round count (action == Raise)
raises_4: (raise_count == 3 and round == P
or raise_count == 4 and round > P)
opportunity: raises_4 and in_front_before == $0
instance: action == Call
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