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    What is Voluntarily Put $ In Pot in poker?

    VPIP (Voluntarily Put $ In Pot) is a basic HUD statistic measuring the percentage of hands in which a player puts money into the pot by choice, not counting forced blind postings. A high VPIP indicates a loose player who plays many hands, while a low VPIP indicates a tight player who is selective. In a typical 6-max game, a healthy VPIP range is generally around 20–28%.

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    VPIP

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    Voluntarily Put $ In Pot

    Full explanation — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot

    VPIP (Voluntarily Put $ In Pot) is a basic HUD statistic measuring the percentage of hands in which a player puts money into the pot by choice, not counting forced blind postings. A high VPIP indicates a loose player who plays many hands, while a low VPIP indicates a tight player who is selective. In a typical 6-max game, a healthy VPIP range is generally around 20–28%.

    Example from the table

    A VPIP of 45% means a player plays nearly half of all hands dealt — likely a weak, loose player.

    Where it shows up in your game

    Voluntarily Put $ In Pot (Voluntarily Put $ In Pot) belongs to the Advanced terms group of poker terms and shows up in almost every hand of Texas Hold'em. If you are starting out, read the poker rules and the hand rankings first, then come back here. To practise risk-free you can play against our AI right on the site.

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