Okay, this is a bit late to the party, but I fold about 75% of my hands according to Replay. The thing is this, that stat doesn’t differentiate when you fold. Post flop folds can indicate you may (operative word being may) be an easy bluff, whereas preflop folds relate to your hand selection. Those are two different issues.
I’m sure people view me as an easy bluff because I don’t chase most overpairs or gut shot draws. That’s fine, because I profit when they overbet while I’m holding the goods and tend to fold when I bluff them.
For me, the important information is how many pots I win pre and post flop (separate figures), how many pots I win in relation to pots seen (around 30%), how many showdowns won v Lost (around half).
You can figure out how often you’re folding preflop, at least on a daily basis, by using a pad or spreadsheet to tally your hands played, flops seen, and pots won pre-flop.
Total Hands Played - Flops Seen - Preflop Pots Won = Preflop Folds
Preflop Folds / Total Hands Played = Preflop Folding Percentage
However, if you’re interested in a deeper dive by tracking the same numbers I do, I linked a spreadsheet to do that to this more recent post:
See you on the tables.