Bet versus Checkk

[tmckendry]

Hi

Is there a bet versus check stat for players that did not have the betting lead on the previous street?

I'm trying to think of a way to do this.

[kraada]

I'm not sure exactly what you're looking to see. Could you elaborate more for me please?

[tmckendry]

Yes,

preflop: I raise preflop in the Cutoff, a villain calls on the btn.(blinds call or fold-- doesnt matter)

On the flop, it checks to the button. Is there a stat that shows how often villain bets in this situation?

[WhiteRider]

Yes, that is "Float Flop".

[tmckendry]

I was under the impression that Float flop was when someone called a bet in position on the flop.

In poker lingo "floating" is calling a bet in position (normally quite light). If what you are saying is true I'm sure this stat has confused most of your users.

[kraada]

The origin of the term "float" is to call in order to bet in position and take it away on the next street if you're checked to. Since we can't know a player's intentions we call the bet that is evidence of those intentions the "float bet".

[tmckendry]

Okay, so im a bit confused, again.

If we raise preflop, someone calls us in position. We check the flop, they bet in position.

Is this a "float flop"?

[kraada]

Yes, it is. They called preflop with the intention of taking it away on the flop - when they actually make that bet on the flop, that's what PT4 calls the "Float Bet".