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val_p_raise_made_pct

so for instance say one player limps at a 5/10 no limit table so the pot is 25. So i add my call of 10, so my max pot raise at a pot limit would be 35. So if i were at a no limit table in the same example or another player was in this situation and he or i raised to 60, would val_p_raise_made_pct = 100 percent or whatever

Please check out this post which explains how that value is calculated.

sorry but your situation detailed is when the player has zero amount to call. This probably won't happpen as aften as not for me.

What i researched on the internet is that the potsize relative to how much you raise is the normal pot plus the amount to call, then you divide your raise by amount by this number.

Can you just tell me what the value is calculated when there is an amount to actually call before the person raises.

If you're playing 5/10 and there's one limper and you raise to 60 the val_p_raise_made_pct value is:

60 - 10 = 50 / 35 = 142.85%

are you guys sure.

so the value is not in relation of ( raise by/ pot ) it is ( what person raised to / pot )

http://www.pokerjunkie.com/calculating- ... t-in-poker

here is how a true pot raise is calculated.

as in my example according to the above my raise to 60 with one limper at 5/10 would be 100 percent pot.

i wish i could test this easily on my own, sorry

No I believe you are mistaken.

In a 5/10 pot there is one limper so the pot is 5 + 10 + 10 = 25.

Before you raise your 10 goes into the pot (see example 3 in the link you posted). That makes the pot 35.

So a pot size raise would be 35 more than the 10 you already put in, or 45.

is there any way to test this stuff out or anything so i can make sure?

You could create a custom Hand statistic that displayed that value should you want to see it for any specific hand (or hands) - see this tutorial for more on how to create custom statistics.

ok i'll run reports on a couple of hands and report back

ok back with results:

At a .05/.10 no limit table a player utg open raised to .40, the value returned in my report was 266.7 or 266.7%. which is equal to .4/.15

sorry i was just thinking it was like the online sites were saying.