Flop poker stats, with the turn and river: 29 guides with ranges and exploits

C-bet, double barrel and triple barrelCBCB-TCB-RC-bet (continuation bet) is how often the preflop raiser bets the flop when they’re first to act or checked to. Most players c-bet 45–75% of flops, and 35–62% when they keep firing on the turn (double barrel) and river (triple barrel).
Fold to c-betFCBFCB-TFCB-RFold to c-bet (FCB) is how often a player folds when the preflop raiser bets into them on the flop. Most players fold 38–60% of the time, and the HUD keeps the same stat for the turn (fold to double barrel) and river (fold to triple barrel).
Call c-betCCBCall c-bet is how often a player just calls when the preflop raiser bets into them, out of every c-bet they face. Most players call 30–50% of c-bets, and the HUD keeps separate flop, turn and river numbers.
Raise c-betRCBRaise c-bet is how often a player raises when the preflop raiser bets into them, counted only when they had chips left to raise. Most players raise 5–15% of c-bets, on the flop, turn and river alike.
Donk betDonkA donk bet is a bet out of position into the player who held the betting lead, made before that player acts. Most players donk 3–15% of the times they get the chance; higher means they lead too often, lower means they nearly always check to the aggressor.
Fold to donk betFDnkFold to donk bet (FDnk) is how often the previous street’s aggressor folds when a player out of position leads into them. The HUD treats 30–55% as typical; higher means bluff leads make money, lower means lead only for value.
Raise donk betRDnkRaise donk bet (RDnk) is how often the previous street’s aggressor raises when a player out of position leads into them. The HUD treats 5–20% as typical; above that your leads get attacked, below it a raise is usually a strong hand.
Stab (bet vs missed c-bet)StabStab, also called bet vs missed c-bet, is how often a player bets in position after the player with the lead checks to them. Most players stab 30–60% of the time, on the flop, turn and river alike.
Fold to stabFStbFold to stab is how often the player with the lead checks and then folds when a player in position bets. Typical players fold 35–60% of the time, and the HUD keeps a flop, turn and river version.
Check-raiseXRCheck-raise (XR) is how often a player who checked raises when someone bets after them. The HUD treats 5–16% as typical on each street; above that they raise a wide range including bluffs, below it their checks are calls or folds and their raises are strong.
Check-callXCCheck-call (XC) is how often a player who checked calls when someone bets after them. The HUD treats 25–55% as typical on each street; above that they hang on with too many hands, below it they mostly fold or raise instead.
Check-foldXFCheck-fold (XF) is how often a player who checked folds when someone bets after them. The HUD treats 30–60% as typical on each street; above that their checks are weak and you should bet, below it they rarely give up.
Fold to check-raiseFXRFold to check-raise (FXR) is how often a player who bet folds when a player who had checked raises them. The HUD treats 35–65% as typical on each street; above that check-raise bluffs make money, below it they barely work.
Fold to raiseFRFold to raise (FR) is how often a player who made the first bet on a street folds when someone raises it, whether the raise is a check-raise or comes from a player acting after them. The HUD’s typical range is 35–65% on each street.
RaiseRseRaise (Rse) is how often a player raises on a flop, turn or river where they faced a bet with chips behind. Check-raises and re-raises count. The HUD’s typical range is 5–16% on each street.
Raise vs betRvBRaise vs bet (RvB) is how often a player raises the first bet they face on the flop, turn or river when they have chips to raise. It’s kept by bet size and drives the raise numbers in the HUD’s panel. Typical range: 5–16%.
Bet unopenedBetBet unopened is how often a player bets when they act on the flop, turn or river with no bet in front of them, whether they’re first to act or checked to. The HUD’s typical range is 30–60% on each street.
Bet when checked toBvXBet when checked to (BvX) is how often a player bets the flop, turn or river after every player before them has checked. It answers “if I check, will they bet?” The HUD’s typical range is 30–60% on each street.
Fold vs bet (any size)FvBFold vs bet (FvB) is how often a player folds the first time they face a single bet on the flop, turn or river, whatever the size or kind of bet. The HUD’s typical range is 35–60% on each street.
Fold vs small bets (under 40% pot)F<40%Fold vs small bets is how often a player folds the first time they face a single bet of under 40% of the pot on the flop, turn or river. The HUD’s typical range is 30–60%, and a sound defender sits near the bottom of it.
Fold vs medium bets (40–80% pot)F40–80%Fold vs medium bets is how often a player folds the first time they face a single bet of 40–80% of the pot on a street. The HUD’s typical range is 30–60%; against a 66% bet a sound heads-up defender folds about 40% or less.
Fold vs large bets (80–110% pot)F80–110%Fold vs large bets is how often a player folds the first time they face a single bet of 80–110% of the pot, roughly a pot-sized bet. The HUD’s typical range is 30–60%; against a pot bet a sound defender folds about half the time or less.
Fold vs overbets (over 110% pot)F>110%Fold vs overbets is how often a player folds the first time they face a single bet larger than 110% of the pot on a street. The HUD’s typical range is 30–60%; against a 133% overbet a sound defender folds no more than 57.1%.
Bet sizeBSzBet size is a player’s average bet on a street as a percent of the pot before the bet. The HUD gives it no typical range or color, because a good size depends on the board and the plan; read it as how big this player tends to bet.
C-bet sizeCBSzC-bet size is the average size of a player’s c-bets as a percent of the pot: flop c-bets, turn double barrels and river triple barrels. The HUD gives it no typical range or color; read it as how big this player bets when they hold the lead.
Overbet shareOBOverbet share is the percent of a player’s bets on a street that are larger than 110% of the pot. The HUD’s typical range is 0–12%: most bets are pot-sized or smaller, and a player above 12% is going big on purpose or by habit.
Small-bet shareSmallSmall-bet share is the percent of a player’s bets on a street that are under 40% of the pot. It has no typical range or color on the HUD and lives in the player database; read it as how often this player bets small.
Raise sizeRSzRaise size is a player’s average flop, turn or river raise as a multiple of the bet they raised: raising a 10 chip bet to 30 is 3.0x. The HUD shows it without a typical range or color; a min-raise over a bet is 2.0x.
Flops seenFlopFlops seen is the percentage of hands where a player is still in when the flop comes, out of every hand they were dealt. Most players see 20–45% of flops.

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