# Postflop Diagram

### In postflop diagrams, you will see % of weak hands on every stat.

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The black font over the range composition bar which says, "34 weak," is the bluffing frequency. This means regs bluffed 34% of the time on average in this line. Note: in most river bet lines, a bluff is considered third pair (low pair) or worse
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### Postflop diagrams has 3 different color tones, and each of them represents a different hand strenght <a href="#postflop-diagrams-has-3-different-color-tones-and-each-of-them-represents-a-different-hand-strenght" id="postflop-diagrams-has-3-different-color-tones-and-each-of-them-represents-a-different-hand-strenght"></a>

#### <mark style="color:green;">**GREEN**</mark> <a href="#green" id="green"></a>

Represents weak hands such as Trash, A High and Small pairs. Also Missed trash and missed overcards for river stats.

#### <mark style="color:blue;">BLUE</mark> <a href="#blue" id="blue"></a>

Contains draws and draws + pair: Gutshots; OESD; Flush draws. Green and blue colors are considered as weak.

#### <mark style="color:red;">RED</mark> <a href="#red" id="red"></a>

There are different tonalities for red color, because it represents hands from middle pairs, top pairs to overpairs and 2pair or better. You can see the full postflop diagram colorised:

<div align="left"><figure><img src="https://content.gitbook.com/content/P8liR2wM9szKbsIBPne4/blobs/dnM2JsLXCw3H2kGQto0l/postflop%20diagram.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure></div>