- Went to showdown (WTSD)WTSDWent to showdown (WTSD) is the share of flops a player sees that they take all the way to showdown. The HUD’s typical range is 24–34%: higher means they rarely let a hand go, lower means they fold a lot before the end.
- Won at showdown (W$SD)W$SDWon at showdown (W$SD) is how often a player wins money in the hands where they reach showdown. The HUD’s typical range is 45–58%; a lower number means they bring too many losing hands to the end.
- Won when saw flop (WWSF)WWSFWon when saw flop (WWSF) is the share of flops a player sees that end with them winning money, at showdown or because everyone else folded. The typical range is 40–52%; the stat lives in the player database rather than on the badges.
- River call winsRCERiver call wins (RCE) is how often a player wins money at showdown when their last river action was calling a bet. The HUD’s typical range is 35–55%; under it, they call rivers with too many hands that lose.
- River bluff (shown)RBlRiver bluff (shown) is the share of a player’s river bets and raises that turned out to be air when their cards were seen at showdown. The HUD’s typical range is 15–40%. It only sees bluffs that got called.
River and showdown poker stats
How hands end: how often a player gets to showdown, how often they win there, how their river calls do, and how often their river bets are bluffs.