PFR

Basic Definition

PFR (Pre-Flop Raise) is a statistical measure that indicates the percentage of times a player raises before the flop. It is used as an indicator of a player's aggressiveness and attacking style.

Specific Situation

• If Player A plays 100 hands and raises pre-flop 20 times, the PFR is 20%.
• Players who frequently raise pre-flop have a high PFR, while those who limp (only call) with many hands have a low PFR.

Important Information

• PFR is often analyzed in combination with VPIP (Voluntarily Put Money In Pot), which allows you to determine a player's style (tight or loose, aggressive or passive).
• If your PFR is too high, you are more susceptible to counters from your opponents, and if it's extremely low, you lack offensive power. Therefore, it's important to maintain a balance.

Examples of Term Usage

"This opponent has a PFR of 10%, so it seems like they're being quite selective and raising pre-flop."