Where can I see a player's poker stats?

Where can I see a player's poker stats?

You can view your own and other players' stats by clicking on their Profile image.

Here are the stats shown in the pop-up:
  1. Total Hands:
    1. Amount of hands played since you started playing on the platform
  2. Voluntarily Put In Pot (VPIP):
    1. Represents a percentage of how often a player voluntarily plays their hand and enters a pot. 
    2. Higher percentage means they play more hands, lower percentage means they've played fewer hands.
    3. Calculations are based on pre-flop actions.
  3. Pre-Flop Raises (PFR):
    1. Represents a percentage of how often a player enters a pot before the flop.
    2. This percentage will help you determine the aggression stats of the player.


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