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    Default infinity aggression

    Dumb@ss question... that i should know the answer to...

    In HEM & PT, infinity for an aggression value means...? very aggressive, very passive? Okay, thanks.
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    Both? If you never call, but always fold than you have an infinite aggression factor, but I would consider you passive. If you always raise and never call you will have an infinite aggression factor as well. This would be aggressive imo. Basically if you never call you're going to have an infinite aggression factor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by animal_chin
    Both? If you never call, but always fold than you have an infinite aggression factor, but I would consider you passive. If you always raise and never call you will have an infinite aggression factor as well. This would be aggressive imo. Basically if you never call you're going to have an infinite aggression factor.
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    it means you don't have a big enough sample
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    Quote Originally Posted by iopq
    it means you don't have a big enough sample
    not really, I have stats on players with 100+ hands that are infinite agg.

    It just means that they play raise/fold postflop.

    Agg factor = bets or raises/calls.

    Checks and folds are not factored into the equation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chardrian
    Quote Originally Posted by iopq
    it means you don't have a big enough sample
    not really, I have stats on players with 100+ hands that are infinite agg.

    It just means that they play raise/fold postflop.

    Agg factor = bets or raises/calls.

    Checks and folds are not factored into the equation.
    Does calling all-in decrease your aggression level?
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    Quote Originally Posted by iopq
    Quote Originally Posted by chardrian
    Quote Originally Posted by iopq
    it means you don't have a big enough sample
    not really, I have stats on players with 100+ hands that are infinite agg.

    It just means that they play raise/fold postflop.

    Agg factor = bets or raises/calls.

    Checks and folds are not factored into the equation.
    Does calling all-in decrease your aggression level?

    I don't know the true answer here but if the formula is:

    AF = [BETS + RAISES] / CALLS

    Then yes, any call would reduce your AF. Right?
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    right.

    that is why you need consider aggression frequency to answer the aggressive passive/question. You should anyway
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    But something devided by zero is not infinity! It breaks the universe.
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