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    What is VPIP — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot in poker?

    VPIP is a core HUD statistic: the percentage of hands in which a player voluntarily puts money into the pot (blinds excluded). High VPIP means a loose player, low VPIP a tight one. A healthy 6-max range is 20–28%.

    • English term: Voluntarily Put $ In Pot
    • Category: Pro terms
    • In short: How often a player chooses to enter a pot — a looseness metric.
    • Example from the table: VPIP 45% means the player plays almost half of all hands — usually a weak, loose opponent.
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    In short
    VPIP — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot

    How often a player chooses to enter a pot — a looseness metric.

    Voluntarily Put $ In Pot

    Full explanation — VPIP — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot

    VPIP is a core HUD statistic: the percentage of hands in which a player voluntarily puts money into the pot (blinds excluded). High VPIP means a loose player, low VPIP a tight one. A healthy 6-max range is 20–28%.

    Example from the table

    VPIP 45% means the player plays almost half of all hands — usually a weak, loose opponent.

    Where you meet it at the table

    VPIP — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot (Voluntarily Put $ In Pot) belongs to the Pro terms category and shows up in almost every hand of Texas Hold'em. If you are new, start with the poker rules and the hand rankings, then come back here. To practise risk-free you can play against our AI.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is VPIP — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot in poker?
    VPIP is a core HUD statistic: the percentage of hands in which a player voluntarily puts money into the pot (blinds excluded). High VPIP means a loose player, low VPIP a tight one. A healthy 6-max range is 20–28%.
    What is VPIP — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot called in English?
    The English term is "Voluntarily Put $ In Pot". It is used at every poker table in the world, including on ClubGG.
    Which category does VPIP — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot belong to?
    VPIP — Voluntarily Put $ In Pot belongs to the "Pro terms" category of our poker glossary. You can browse every term in that category on the full glossary page.