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[QUOTE="lukaszkrzi, post: 6572971, member: 134785"]
VPIP, or Voluntarily Put Money In Pot, is a statistic that measures how often a player is putting money in the pot preflop. It's generally considered to be a good indicator of a player's overall tightness or looseness.

In general, a VPIP of around 20 is considered to be tight, while a VPIP of 30 or higher is considered to be loose. However, the ideal VPIP will depend on the player's overall strategy and the specific table dynamics.

It's true that a high VPIP can make it harder to range a player, but it also makes them more exploitable, as you pointed out. A player with a high VPIP will often play a wide range of hands, which can be taken advantage of by a more skilled player.

On the other hand, a low VPIP can make a player easier to range, but it also makes them less exploitable, as they are likely only playing strong hands.

Ultimately, the key is to find a balance that works for you and allows you to play your best game. If you are comfortable with a VPIP of 25-30 and it is working for you, then that may be the ideal range for you.
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