Showdowns/total hands:		6.87% (138/2,008)
Won without a showdown/total hands:	4.83% (97/2,008)

Total won/lost:	+$84.75 (69.63 BB)
Average per hand:	+$0.0422 (+0.034674 BB)
Total rake paid:	$45.62

Limit games played (in big bets):	$1.00 $2.00 $10.00 
No-Limit games played (in big blinds):	
Pot-Limit games played (in big blinds):	

Percent of actions that are bet or raise: 14.12% (486/3,442)

Out of a total of 3,442 player actions:
Fold:	51.51%		Check:		20.16%
Call:	14.18%		Call (all-in):	0.0000%
Bet:	8.54%		Bet (all-in):	0.0000%
Raise:	5.58%		Raise (all-in):	0.0000%
Timed out (forced fold):	0.0000%
Timed out (forced all-in):	0.0291%

• Showdowns/total hands and Won without a showdown/total hands:
  If the player did not fold, but showed down his/her hand, that is counted as a showdown. If a player timed-out all-in, that is counted as a showdown also. "Showdowns/total hands" is the percentage of times player saw his hand to the showdown, out of the total hands for this player. If there is no showdown, meaning that everyone folded to this player's bet, and he won without needing to showdown, this is counted as "Won without a showdown". "Won without a showdown/total hands" is the percentage of times player won without a showdown out of the total hands for this player.
• Total won/lost:
  This is the dollar amount they have won/lost from all the hands involving this player. Also gives total Big Bets won/lost. Note that for no-limit and pot-limit hands, a big bet is defined as double the big blind.
• Average per hand:
  The average dollars won/lost per hand, and average big bets won/lost per hand.
• Total rake paid:
  This is the total rake this player has paid in the hands shown.
• Limits played (in big bets):
  This is the list of the limits player has played. Each limit's big bet is shown. For no-limit and pot-limit games, the big blind size is shown.
• Percent of actions that are bet or raise:
  This statistic is useful to see how aggressive a player is. This is calculated by taking the number of times the player bets/raises/bets all in/raises all in, adding them all up, and dividing by the total number of actions the player makes. It gives how often a player bets/raises out of his or her total actions.
• Out of a total of X player actions:
  This gives the total actions made by this player, and breaks down the actions by percent.

Folded preflop/preflops played:	72.11% (1,448/2,008)

Did not fold preflop: 27.89% (560/2,008)
Voluntarily put money in preflop: 19.52% (392/2,008)
Went to showdown after seeing flop: 25.51% (138/541)

Bet/Raise preflop and won showdown: 59.57% (28/47)

Raise first in preflop/total hands: 3.83% (77/2,008)
Raise not first in pref./total hands (excl. "limp or call"-reraise): 3.19% (64/2,008)
"Limp or call"-reraise preflop/total hands: 0.10% (2/2,008)

"Steal" preflop/total "steal" opportunities: 15.81% (34/215)
Open-raise preflop/total open preflop opportunities: 21.45% (77/359)

After raising preflop, first action on the flop is:
fold	check	call	bet	raise	no flop action
0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	6.29%

Fold to steal raise when small blind: 97% (33/34)
Fold to steal raise when big blind: 21% (6/29)
Fold to non-steal raise when small blind: 92% (76/83)
Fold to non-steal raise when big blind: 60% (70/117)

• Folded preflop/preflops played:
  How often the player folded preflop out of all their preflops played.
• Did not fold preflop/total hands:
  How often the player did not fold preflop. This is how often the player is in the hand during the flop, or won the hand preflop, out of the total hands this player has played.
• Voluntarily put money in preflop:
  How often player voluntarily put money in preflop. This means the player put in money preflop, not counting blind or post money. This is a more accurate statistic of how loose the player is than the "Saw the flop:" statistic above, since it excludes times the player saw the flop for free, and it also counts the times no flop was dealt.
• Went to showdown after seeing flop:
  How often a player got to the showdown after they saw the flop. This is the percentage of times they showed down out of the number of times they saw the flop.
• Bet/Raise preflop and won showdown:
  How often a player bets or raises preflop and wins the showdown. This is calculated by taking the times a player bets or raises preflop and shows down and wins only, divided by the times player bets or raises preflop and shows down and both wins or loses. This statistic is useful for telling how often a player bluffs when they bet/raise preflop. For example, if a player's bets/raises preflop rarely wins at showdown, this probably means that player bluffs more when they bet/raise preflop, then say, someone who's bets/raises preflop wins more showdowns.
• Raise first in preflop/total hands:
  This is the percent of time this player raises when first to act preflop.
• Raise not first in pref./total hands (excl. "limp or call"-reraise):
  This is the percent of time a player raises when not first to act preflop. This excludes times when the player limps/cold calls, and then raises preflop.
• "Limp or call"-reraise preflop/total hands:
  This is the percent of time a player limps/cold calls, and then raises preflop.
• "Steal" preflop/total "steal" opportunities:
  This is how often a player open-raises when presented with a steal opportunity preflop. A "steal" opportunity is defined as when a player opens preflop on the cutoff or button, and they are not in the small or big blinds. Note that in heads-up situations, no steal opportunities exist by this definition.
• Open-raise preflop/total open preflop opportunities:
  This is the percent of time a player, when they open preflop, opens with a raise.
• After raising preflop, first action on the flop is:
  This shows how often a player makes (for his/her initial action on the flop) the actions fold, check, call, bet, raise, or if there was no flop action, after this player raises preflop. No flop action means that this player did not make a flop action. This happens when a player times out preflop, folds preflop after raising (rare), or wins preflop after everyone folds to his/her raise preflop. Note that raising preflop, then checking and folding to a bet counts as a "check", since the player checked for his/her initial flop action.
• Fold to steal/non-steal raise when small/big blind:
  This gives the percent of times a player folds to raises in the small/big blind. A steal raise is defined as any raise from the button, cut-off, or small blind by an opponent when no one else has opened, and no one else has called the opponent's raise, and the player calls in the small blind or the big blind. If a player later folds to a re-raise, this hand will also count as a time player did not fold to a steal raise. A non-steal raise is any raise that is not a "steal" raise, for example, if the button open calls, and the small blind raises, then player in the big blind is facing a non-steal raise. The numbers in parenthesis means "times player folded in that situation" out of "total times player faced that situation", and are the numbers used to calculate these percentages.

Folded on flop/flops played:	36.41% (197/541)

Bet when last to act and checked to on flop: 48.90% (111/227)
Bet/Raise flop and won showdown: 63.01% (46/73)



Folded on turn/turns played:	26.21% (81/309)

Bet when last to act and checked to on turn: 36.21% (42/116)
Bet/Raise turn and won showdown: 76.79% (43/56)

• Folded on flop/flops played: (also for turn)
  How often the player folded on the flop out of all their flops played.
• Bet when last to act and checked to on flop: (also for turn)
  How often the player bets when they are last to act on the flop and everyone checks to him/her. A high percentage here means that the player is most likely betting if checked to on the flop, so if you have a good hand on the flop, you can depend on this player to bet so that you can check-raise.
• Bet/Raise flop and won showdown: (also for turn)
  How often a player bets or raises on the flop and wins the showdown. This is calculated by taking the times a player bets or raises on the flop and shows down and wins only, divided by the times player bets or raises on the flop and shows down and both wins or loses. This statistic is useful for telling how often a player bluffs when they bet/raise on the flop. For example, if a player's bets/raises on the flop rarely wins at showdown, this probably means that player bluffs more when they bet/raise on the flop, then say, someone who's bets/raises on the flop wins more showdowns.

Folded on river/rivers played:	22.49% (47/209)

Bet when last to act and checked to on river: 44.29% (31/70)
Bet/Raise river and won showdown: 88.89% (40/45)

Showdowns won money: 63.77% (88/138)
Showdowns lost money: 35.51% (49/138)
Showdowns even money: 0.72% (1/138)

Folded to a river bet: 55.29% (47/85)

• Folded on river/rivers played:
  How often the player folded on the river out of all their rivers played.
• Bet when last to act and checked to on river:
  How often the player bets when they are last to act on the river and everyone checks to him/her. A high percentage here means that the player is most likely betting if checked to on the river, so if you have a good hand on the river, you can depend on this player to bet so that you can check-raise.
• Bet/Raise river and won showdown:
  How often a player bets or raises on the river and wins the showdown. This is calculated by taking the times a player bets or raises on the river and shows down and wins only, divided by the times player bets or raises on the river and shows down and both wins or loses. This statistic is useful for telling how often a player bluffs when they bet/raise on the river. For example, if a player's bets/raises on the river rarely wins at showdown, this probably means that player bluffs more when they bet/raise on the river, then say, someone who's bets/raises on the river wins more showdowns.
• Showdowns won money/lost money/even money:
  This is percent of showdowns where the player either won money, lost money, or came out even out of all the hands where the player showed down. Going all-in counts as showing down. Coming out even means the player did not win or lose money in the hand (split pot, for example).
• Folded to a river bet:
  How often a player folds on the river when bet into. A high percentage means that when player calls, he has a strong hand, while a low percentage means you should bluff this player on the river more often than normal.