Here's what FlopIQ tells you about your game
A complete analysis, exactly as it appears after your first import: your leaks ranked by what they actually cost you, your results position by position, and a concrete action plan. No account needed to read this page.
FlopIQ Score
Clean preflop fundamentals, but folds far too often on the flop — two mechanical fixes are worth over 7 BB/100 here.
BB/100
-1.42
Target > 0
VPIP
17.4 %
Target 20-28 %
PFR
13.1 %
Target 14-20 %
3-Bet
1.4 %
Target 5-10 %
C-Bet flop
46.2 %
Target 50-70 %
Fold to C-Bet
91.5 %
Target 35-55 %
WTSD
18.2 %
Target 24-30 %
Hands analysed
42,180
Target —
Your game by context
Where you win and lose by position
Earnings by position (BB/100)
UTG
4.8 BB/100
5980 hands
HJ
7.1 BB/100
6210 hands
CO
15.2 BB/100
8340 hands
BTN
21.6 BB/100
10120 hands
SB
-27.4 BB/100
9540 hands
BB
-22.1 BB/100
9700 hands
What's costing you the most
Leaks and your most expensive hands
Priority leaks
Your opponents
Who to exploit, who's costing you
🐟 Fish to target
CallingStation_92 — VPIP 71.4%
CallingStation_92 sees 71% of flops and almost never raises. Against him, stop bluffing entirely and bet your medium hands for value: he will pay. It's the easiest source of profit at your tables.
⚠️ Costly opponent
Reg_Tightish — -41.2€
He took €41 from you because he c-bets you every flop knowing you will fold. Fix your flop defence and this leak closes by itself, without changing anything else in your game.
Your action plan
Your priority and rules for the next session
🎯 Priority of the week
Defend on the flop: go from 91% to 72% fold
This is the fix that pays off fastest. You don't need to play the later streets well to benefit: simply stopping the automatic fold makes it impossible for opponents to bet at will against you. Realistic goal for your next session: call one time in three with a pair or a draw.
📋 In-session rules
Facing a flop bet after opening preflop: never fold a pair, even a weak one (55+), nor a flush draw or open-ended straight draw. Call, every time.
On the button or in the cut-off, when a single player has opened in front of you: 3-bet AJs+, KQs, 99+ and one bluff hand per orbit (A5s, KJs). Aim for 3 to 4 re-raises per 100 hands.
In the big blind facing a button or small blind open: defend at least one hand in two. These opponents open wide; your price is excellent.
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