VPIP what is normal?

[Goalie35]

If you use the normal opening range charts you should be opening 1st in about 20% of the time. According to the Pros if you see someone with a VPIP of less than17% he is a nit.
I use the normal tables and play tight but don't consider myself a nit. Over the last 6 months I have been monitoring my VPIP, I am at 10. It has been a bad 6 months.
What is a typical VPIP?

 

[Tero]

VPIP 10 is a Nit. But at least you can probably make some successful bluffs with such a tight table image. VPIP 20-25 is quite common but even that is not loose in my view.

 

[MK_]

... depends what type of game you're playing,

but generally anywhere from 15 to 25%,

playing only ten% of hands is a significant leak👍

 

[hardongear]

Mine runs anywhere from 12-25% depending on the session/table. Long term avg is likely 17-19%. I also tend to switch gears to try and take advantage of my table image in my sessions. So if in a session my VPIP is on the lower side say 10-12% I'll throw in more bluffs in the right spots. If my VPIP tends to be on the higher side in a session I'll tight up a bit and still get action because guys will look the VPIP and think I'm playing looser/wider ranges.

Cheers!!!

 

[fundiver199]

Around 15-20% for 9-max and 20-25% for 6-max.

 

[Goalie35]

VPIP 10 is a Nit. But at least you can probably make some successful bluffs with such a tight table image. VPIP 20-25 is quite common but even that is not loose in my view.

How much do you open your range? Ax or low suited connectors from late position? If your VPIP is 20-25 you are well beyond the typical range charts.

 

[Tero]

How much do you open your range?

Mainly under 20% + bluffs.

Ax or low suited connectors from late position?

Some of those should be in your range in late position.

If your VPIP is 20-25...

I simply said that is common to see.

 

[aorodrigo]

Mine runs anywhere from 12-25% depending on the session/table. Long term avg is likely 17-19%. I also tend to switch gears to try and take advantage of my table image in my sessions. So if in a session my VPIP is on the lower side say 10-12% I'll throw in more bluffs in the right spots. If my VPIP tends to be on the higher side in a session I'll tight up a bit and still get action because guys will look the VPIP and think I'm playing looser/wider ranges.

Cheers!!!

What stakes do you play?
Because I am 101% sure that strategy does not works at freerolls/low stakes

 

[hardongear]

What stakes do you play?
Because I am 101% sure that strategy does not works at freerolls/low stakes

2nl-50nl full-ring cash and $5+ MTT's. I don't consistently play freerolls as they're more like bingo.

Cheers!!!

 

[dannystanks]

If you use the normal opening range charts you should be opening 1st in about 20% of the time. According to the Pros if you see someone with a VPIP of less than17% he is a nit.
I use the normal tables and play tight but don't consider myself a nit. Over the last 6 months I have been monitoring my VPIP, I am at 10. It has been a bad 6 months.
What is a typical VPIP?

If you are only playing 10% of hands, that is really nitty. I’m curious to see what you consider a Nit?