PFR stands for Preflop Raise, and it’s a key stat in poker that shows how often a player raises before the flop. It’s usually expressed as a percentage of total hands played, and it’s used to measure aggression and style—especially in online games using tracking software or HUDs (Heads-Up Displays).
A high PFR means a player raises frequently preflop, often indicating an aggressive or loose-aggressive style. A low PFR suggests a passive or tight-passive approach, where the player tends to just call instead of raise.
PFR is often paired with VPIP (Voluntarily Put Money In Pot). When these two stats are compared, they give a clear picture of how a player approaches the game.
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