Increasing PFR%

[stickdude]

[Kuso]

[SebQtaneus]

As a comparison, my PFR% after 10k hands is 6.17. With your 70% figure, my range of hands are:
AA, KK, QQ, JJ, AKs&o, AQs&o with AJs and TT just barely under at 69%, then I have the big drop off like you down to 47% with ATs and KQs. So I'd say you could easily be raising more with all those in your 2nd group. Position and situation dependent of course.

[ihategnomes]

Filter for late position and see what you could be isolating against a weak limper and things like that. You can also raise to build a pot with sutied broadways in late position. How do you play 77-TT?

[stickdude]

[redhouse]

Check out Abdul's preflop strategy. He gives a pretty good rundown of hands worth open raising.

[stickdude]

[EscapePlan9]

[The Golden 1]

Mine is 8% right now, I raise AA-JJ and AK-AQ over 85% of the time, then a big dropoff with 1010-88 and AJ, QK raised between 45-65% of the time.

Basically, just play your position and raise more later accordingly. And always raise your monsters, unless like you're AA in big blind and 1 raiser before you and such. Otherwise bet and raise away, the Key to Limit Play is AGRESSION!!!

[MTPaid]

You also have to take into account all of the AJs and like hands that you have every intention of raising and have to drop when there is a raise in front of you. I dumped some strong hands the other day I was ready to raise with because UTG raised. I was a little ticked off when they turned over KT and 77 after these raises, but still most hands aren't good enough to go 3 bets with no matter what garbage is being raised ahead of you. If you're consistantly playing in this type of game (and for some reason the $1/$2 Limit at Absolute has become that in recent weeks) your VP$IP and PFR are going to go down. I've seen my VP$IP drop from around 20% to under 17% in the past 2 weeks and my PFR drop from about 8.5% to 6.7% mostly because I'm having to throw away hands I normally raise with when 1st in or vs. a limper because it is raised in front of me.