Variables description

seat?

player's seat at the table.

hand?

starting hands broken into main meaningful categories.

vpip?

reports whether the player has voluntarily put chips on the table preflop. i.e. called or raised.

"no": the player did not put chips or there was no action due to a player being allin in the blinds or the player was big blind and everybody folded.

showdown?

reports whether the hand ended with a showdown.

chip result?

win: the player won chips (revenue strictly greater than 0).
lose: the player lost chips.

last action in hand?

actual last action freely made by the player.

"no action" could be the player or a unique opponent being allin in the blinds or all opponents folding to the player in big blind.

last action street?

last street on which the player acted. if the player is allin on the turn, it is the turn.

final street?

final street for the hand.

it is not necessary the last street on which the player acted. for example, if a player is allin preflop, the game may continue until the river street.

final hand?

hand's value on the last street the player was still in game..

allin?

reports whether the player was allin in the hand.

allin street?

reports the street on which the player went allin, if it exists.

fold?

reports the street on which the player folded if it exists.

hit flush/straight?

reports the street, if any, on which the player made a straight or a flush.

preflop start?

first preflop action.

"no action" refers to hands where there was no action at all because a player was allin in the blinds for example.

[preflop] limp spot

reports whether the player limped or checked (bb) when facing the opportunity, on preflop street.

[preflop] 1st raise spot

reports whether the player raised on his first action preflop, when facing the opportunity.

[preflop] 1st 3bet spot

reports whether the player 3bet on his first action preflop, when facing the opportunity.

active preflop?

reports whether the player performed any action preflop.

yes: the player acted.
(no) bb respect: the player was big blind and everybody folded to him.
(no) allin: the player was allin in the blinds and there was no action.
(no) villain allin: another player was allin in the blinds and there was no action.

[preflop] context?

reports what happened, on preflop street, before the player's first action.

[preflop] first action?

player's first preflop action taking the preflop spots into account.

[street] first action?

player's first action on the street.

no flop/act: there was no action on the street because the hand ended before or a player was allin.

[street] last action?

player's last action on the street, when it is different from the first action.

if "1 act. only" is set, the first action was also the last.

n/r: there was no action on the street because the hand ended before or a player was allin.

[street] aggressor?

hero: the player was the last to bet or raise on the street.

villain: another player was the last to bet or raise on the street.

x/back: player checked on the street.

n/r: the hand ended on a previous street.

[street] check raise?

take spot: the player took the opportunity to check-raise.
skip spot: the player did not take the opportunity to check-raise.
no spot: the player did not have the opportunity to check-raise.
n/r: the hand ended before the street.

[street] made hand?

hand's value on the current board.

[street] heads-up?

reports whether there are only 2 players alive at the start of the street.

no flop: the hand ended on a previous street.

[street] position?

positional advantage or disadvantage at the start of the street.

IP: in position or last to act on the street.

OOP: out of position or first to act on the street

no flop: the hand ended on a previous street.

[street] pair board?

yes: there are at least 2 cards with identical face value on the current board.

n/r: the hand ended on a previous street.

[flop] flush board

monocolor: there are 3 cards of the same suit on the board.
bicolor: there are 2 cards of the same suit on the board.
rainbow: there are 3 cards of 3 different suits on the board.
n/r: the hand ended on a previous street.

[turn] flush board

flush: there are at least 3 cards of the same suit on the board.
2-draw: there are 2 suits with 2 cards on the board.
1-draw: there are 2 cards of the same suit on the board
no-draw: there are 4 cards of 4 different suits on the board.
no turn: the hand ended on a previous street.

[river] flush board?

flush: there are at least 3 cards of the same suit on the board.
n/r: the hand ended on a previous street.

[flop] drawing?

reports flush and straight draws on the flop.

flush/straight: the player's made hand is a flush or a straight.
draw: needs 1 additional card to complete.
backdoor: needs 2 additional cards to complete.
no: no flush, straight, draw or backdoor.
n/r: the hand ended on a previous street.

multi barrel?

reports whether the player was the aggressor (last raiser) on at least 2 streets (flop, turn, river).

Important: The different states are exclusive, for example "flop & turn" hands do not include hands where the player was the aggressor on the flop, turn and river.

street?

current action's street.

context of action?

post-flop action's level (and not latest single action) prior to the player's play. i.e. a called bet is a bet context.

Note: Preflop the context at the start of the street is a bet.

context of action?

post-flop action's level (and not latest single action) prior to the player's play. i.e. a called bet is a bet context.

Note: Preflop the context at the start of the street is a bet.

bet sizing?

size of the bet in proportion of the pot.

raise sizing?

increase of the raise-to value (the reached amount of bet or raise), regardless of how much chips the player already put in the pot. Example: bet 100, raise to 350, re-raise to 700 is a 3.5x, 2x raise sizings sequence.

bet/raise seat?

seat of the last player who bet or raised, if any, before the player acted.

raise level?

distinction between the different raise levels.

player's action?

player's action in response to a given context.

end game?

yes: win: last player's action in the game and he wins.
yes: lose: last player's action in the game and he loses.
no: not the last palyer's action in the game.

#calls before action?

number of players who called the last bet or raise before the player acted.

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