Postflop
SPR in PLO
Stack-to-Pot Ratio: the effective stack divided by the pot size, usually measured on the flop, and a key input for postflop commitment decisions.
What it means at the table
SPR is the effective remaining stack divided by the pot size, usually measured on the flop.
Why it matters
SPR tells you whether a strong made hand or draw can commit now or needs pot control across later streets.
Decision checkpoint
Ask this before money goes in
Table question
How many pot-sized bets are left, and does my hand want them going in now?
Rule of thumb
Low SPR favors commitment; high SPR rewards nut potential, position, and redraws.
Table example
A set plus nut-flush draw at SPR 2 can often stack off; the same hand at SPR 10 has more turn and river work to do.
Leak to avoid
Treating hand strength as fixed without asking how many pot-sized bets are still behind.
Mini calculator
Test the concept
Open a related tool or prefilled spot, then change one rank, suit, board card, or stack assumption and watch what changes.
Pressure-test stack risk