But makes perfect sense now. Cheers for reply Ron

I answered the question as posted in the video comments but here it is for anyone running across it here:

What that number represents is how often he folds his opening range. It is 1 – (what range of all hands he calls your resteal with/what range of hands he opened with)

So, in this example, we estimated that the villain is opening 34% of hands. But he’s only calling your resteal with 6% of hands. That means that he calls 6/34 which is 17.6%. That means he is folding 1-~17.6, or ~82.4% of the time.

What we are doing is examining his opening range vs his 3 bet calling range.

I was just calculating a re steal on the spreadsheet and im a little confused by two of the auto calculated boxes(might be a little stupid). Can someone explain the boxes in the spreadsheet.

How often i am not called and How often i am called.

in the video 50:47 mins

opener call is 6.0%

How often i am not called is 82.35%

Shouldnt How often i am not called be 94%?

Like i say im probs missing something really simple but if someone could clear that up for me id appreciate it.

Thanks,

Dave