VPIP: Voluntarily Put $ In the PotVPIP is one of the most fundamental stats in poker, as it shows one of the key attributes of an opponent: their willingness to enter a pot. VPIP is the percentage of hands where a player voluntarily puts money into the pot. You might hear a player with a high VPIP described as loose and a player with a low VPIP described as tight. Knowing your opponent's VPIP is the first step to guessing your opponent's cards. If their VPIP is 10% in early position, you can infer that they play hands like: ![]() ![]()
but almost always fold hands like: ![]() ![]()
per_hand: true
opportunity: round == P
instance: in_front_after > in_front_before
split position
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