Possibly... It's at least partially a construct of the things I'm currently working on. I under-defend my BB and to a lesser extent, my SB. And I need to add a few pips to my CO and BTN steal ranges. You'll notice I also am a don't 3! out of the BB facing a steal proponent which would further increase my PFR. I'm not sure where it will put my overall VPIP/PFR when I get these things where I want them, but somewhere in the neighborhood of 18.5/13.5 would be my guess. Higher PFR if I 3! from the BB, LDO.

So, nobody has anything to say about my stats? Personally I think only Fold BB to Steal may be to high. May be a result of the passive games I played in though...

I don't mind that as much at low limit FR although 40-45 is probably better. FWIW my btn steal in 19k hands of RUSH is 61%. It's entirely possible I'm not good enough to be stealing that high, but you should be at least 50%, probably closer to 60.

Flop c-bet seems low. Are you getting cold-called a lot or ending up in multi-way pots somehow?

Other than that, only issue I see is that your steaks are too low.

(I think FBBtS is probably fine for these limits, but you could lower it a bit 1-2 limits higher.)

as you noted 3! is too low from CO and btn and should obviously be trending up, not flat. FWIW Oink posted guidelines at some point which I kept in a poker notes s/s, they were

HJ 8-9%, CO 12-13%, OTB 18%.

You should be stealing at least 50% otb, 46% is too low for your skill at these levels.

I know many people like to cbet 100%. But I disagree with the concept. I won't cbet certain flop textures if it hit my opponents ranges a lot and/or if i have little fold equity on the flop.

Meh

It's normally way lower I think. Was surprised by the numbers.

I think the sample size is a bit biased here since I normally played in loose passive games and sample size too small. I don't think there are enough spots to 3! at the stakes I played. I played generally in loose passive games with hardcore game selection. Hard to 3bet a limper.

Maybe something I should review. People around here are normally on the nitty side. I remember getting called out for opening T8o in CO and K4 OTB. Maybe I should add them to my ranges again.

You don't have to get to 100% (you'll notice I'm only at a touch over 97%), and perhaps it's different at 6M or at these limits, but I'm oftentimes surprised when my c-bet takes it down on a drawy or middling flop or whatever. I think positionally, it can also buy you a lot of free cards.

I'm curious as your turn c-bet %.

Edit: Try a filter for times you c-bet the flop when you didn't have a pair and see what you get.

I like to induce quite a lot at these stakes. I remember Party having many ******s that would take a stab liberally if you checked to them. If you only wanted 1 bet to go in on turn and river, you could just check to them and let them do your job.

There was one thread last month where I argued with Boz about it. He said you need a read to make that play. Well, I can develop reads quickly.


And those stats are from december-january.

If i look at my stats this month at 6max, I'm playing 32/24. I think HUHU experience is helping me to lag it up even more.

a. +1
b. i'd be REALLY surprised if it gets folded around to reach 50% atts OTB.....even in the micros

c. samplesizeaments! @ dragon

wat? atts % is based on opportunities to steal, it's only an opportunity if it gets folded around

obv i'm not paying attention

at .25-.50 and .5-1., i don't think a flop cbet percentage over 90 percent can be optimally profitable. There will be a lot of multi-way peels and you're just donating to a pot in which you don't fair well equity wise.

Also, at .25-.50, it's hard to get your 3-betting percentage in the 10-12% range because of so many limped pots.

Small sample .25/50 fr

running hot i know

1Pdragon, what's ur hourly at FR? I think i'm about to make the conversion.

I'm not sure. Not worth it imo

STAY AWAY PLSE

it's gotta be over 10/hr b/c you're always up high on the PTR's "top winner list" for our stakes.

i put in around 85-100 hrs a month

As with ATS, your 3!% is based on your opportunities to 3!, so this doesn't make any difference.

Passive villains will lower your 3!% though -- if your average villain only raises his top 5% your 3! range will tighten up as well. I think we see a similar trend with FBBtS -- when most "steals" are actually value raises we have to defend less.

I think Dragon's ATS% suffers from the opposite. When the blinds are loose and more likely to call we should probably back off the stealing a bit and look for value raises instead.

yesterday i played 400 hands of huhu, 150 of 6max. I just couldn't find a profitable fr game, otherwise i would also play it.

do you see where i'm getting at?

I think I got some of my issues resolved, but apparently I still have opened up enough.I'm really trying to get to about 19/13ish but I'm just a nit at heart.As aside note,it seemed I ran pretty poor over these last 2 days.

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If I didn't fold the small pairs in early position,and folding KQo to a early raiser....I think that would get me closer to my goal of 19/13.But I think both spots are leaky if I add them in,any thoughts wise peoples.

Cut back the cold-calling. 3! more, instead. ATS is low. Look for steal opportunities in the SB - you can easily get above 50% for SB ATS. Major thing (IMO) is to open up your PFR range in EP. I think you can pretty easily get to 8-10%. Basically, take your UTG+2 range and slide it over to UTG (minus maybe a couple hands).

Probably move up if your BR is good for it (maybe after working a few k hands on these things?)

Thanks for the help Leroy,I'll fiddle with those ideas the next couple days.Im already rolled for a step up,but I wont move up till the fine tuning is done.I assume each step up will be tougher(could bring more variance)so I was thinking 700 big bets would be good for .50/1.I been playing 4k-7k hands a day,it might be hurting my focus a little as well.

ontiltagain

Is there a way of seeing how often you check-fold to a flop bet after defending your bb heads up?

Tosh, I'm curious if this answers your question. In PokerTracker, Filter by:
General: Hands with 2 players seeing the flop
Facing: Preflop: Facing Steal in BB: pick 3 Bet + Called
Actions: Flop: Check + Fold
Actions: Flop: Continuation Bet OPP

Is that what your looking at?

Sort of, though I don't want to look at the steals I 3 bet against, just the ones I flat call. I feel a bit like I'm folding too often to continuation bets on the flop but at the same time if I don't catch at least a small piece of the flop I can't see how I can continue without some very spewy lines.