by WhiteRider » Sat Aug 09, 2008 1:43 pm
Limp fold opportunity is the number of times the player limps and then faces a raise, so we can see how often he folds in that situation as a percentage, rather than seeing it as a percentage of all hands.
Let's say players A and B both fold to raises after they've limped 50% of the time, and both have played 1000 hands.
A limps every chance he gets - he's limped 200 times and been raised 100 of those times, so if he folds 50% of those, that's 50 times out of 1000 = 5%.
B limps rarely - he's limped 40 times and been raised 20 of those times, so if he folds 50% of those that's 10 times out of 1000 = 1%.
If we don't count opportunities, they look really different, where actually in this situation they behave the same.
Actually, re-reading your post - the limp fold opp STAT was just for my testing... :geek: