I've recently started using PT4, and looked up what ideal stat ranges are. I see a lot of people with around 25-28% WTSD % & around 52-56% W$SD.

My stats are 23/20 10% 3-bet over the past 10k hands at 200NL, and I have a 30.4 Went to Showdown %, 60.69% Won $ at showdown, 48.17% WWSF, and 1.98 River Call Efficiency. A lot of people said that > 28 or 29% Went to Showdown % means you're sticking around too much and stationing down. But I still win a lot at showdown, have a pretty good WWSF, and river call efficiency.

Also, I only c-bet 57.52% of flops. Is that too low? I've been learning a lot more about GTO/balance lately (which helped my WR the most the past two years I've played), and I've been checking more flops as of lately. E.g. strong hands on boards where we are at a range disadvantage, sometimes A-high flush draws on boards we don't get a lot of fold equity and get raised on a ton, etc. I used to run around 65-67% c-bet.

Tbh I'm quite a station when it comes to bluff-catching, especially on rivers. I think I'm right often, but ofc I'm wrong a decent amount as well. Can anyone explain?? And do my stats look okay? I've been winning around 13BB/100, but it's a small sample size.

In my zoom pools (50nl/25nl) I tend not to bluff with any great frequency against anyone with WTSD of 30 and higher as I find them too stationey. It may be high for the specific reason that you are a very good hand reader and you are picking out players who overbluff or overrep. Just keep reviewing those hands hands that are both successful and unsuccessful bluffcatches and look for patterns.

Your cb stat looks fine to me. For the times that you do miss a flop cbet, it would be interesting to see how often you delay cbet, how often you check fold (or fold to turn stab).

Just keep doing what your doing and reviewing hands and making lots of notes of villains in your pool.

My wtsd at 100 is 33.5% and I'm doing fine though my w$sd is 56%. I play a high showdown style though and one reason is because:

my c-bet% at 100 is only 47%.

Lots of styles win. The only thing that matters is that you have good logic behind the actions you're making.