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What Is Voluntarily Put Money in Pot in Poker?

The share of dealt hands in which a player voluntarily invested chips preflop.

Common abbreviation: VPIP

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What it means

Forced blinds alone do not count; often abbreviated VPIP.

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A practical example

A player voluntarily calls or raises in 25 of 100 dealt hands for 25% VPIP.

Where you will hear it

Cash game. The exact usage can vary with rules and context.

Also called: VPIP

Related concepts

Preflop Raise PercentageThe share of dealt hands in which a player raised preflop.Explore ↗Aggression FactorA postflop statistic comparing bets plus raises with calls.Explore ↗Heads-Up DisplaySoftware that summarizes historical hand statistics where permitted by room rules.Explore ↗Full RingA poker table with a larger standard player count, commonly eight or nine online.Explore ↗Short-HandedA table with fewer players than a full-ring table, often six or fewer.Explore ↗

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Published 2026-10-15 · Updated 2026-10-15 · Flawless Poker Cosmic Codex