no problem. Initially saw you were beating it for 6bb/100 so thought you were doing fine. lol.
Graph: Your graph is very similar to mine actually. Only concern is the direction of your red line. "Correcting" your redline is a weird topic because it can effect other parts of your game, i.e. trying to win more pots before showdown might have a negative effect on your blue line, i.e. you win blueline pots on your redline instead. I tried to 'flatline' my redline while maintaining my blueline. Trying to cut out putting dead money into the pot preflop, making it harder for me to win pots with marginal hands. So, while I will still play T8s, T9s, i've cut back on t7s. You follow? Just trimming my range.
Hands: Jack-Nine offsuit is not the nuts! KQ, AQ, AJ are your next major losers. They look like very pretty preflop cards. In a mtt these were the hands i had to play big, but moving to cash, and generally playing deeper i found them to be riskier hands. Particularly for me, AJ suited was costing me a fortune. So i've decreased my 3-bet frequency and my cbet frequency when i miss with these type hands. Favouring a more conservative style with them.
Position: For all positions, with the exception of the big blind, your vpip/pfr is quite close, i.e. the majority of times you are the preflop raiser when entering the pot. But, from the big blind it is 19/11, so nearly half the time you are calling bets, and worse, you are calling bets out of position. Meaning often you are facing missed flops with no hand and having to cbet light into the preflop raiser or give up on the hand. This will effect your redline and general winrate. Basically fold more preflop. Don't protect your blinds like they're your children.
Stats: These are stats of a good tag player. Tight but aggressive. If I was being fussy, you might be a little bit too aggressive. Maybe reign in the agg-factor and the cbets. BUT... equally that is where your profit could be coming from as your cbet-success is reasonably good. Suggesting you do pick and choose when and why you cbet.
Thanks a lot for doing your magic
I will start working on ur advice right away...
Overall graph. All micros up to 10nl. I only play 6max btw.
10nl 6max. My current stakes.
Stats across all micros.
I play 6-9 tables of 6max. I generally play pretty TAGish I would say. I am usually good at adapting to table conditions so I don't consider myself to be only one type of player though. I know my blind play is probably a big leak of mine. To be fair I AM profitable W/O the blinds from both those positions.
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Hey,
Could you please tell me if there is any optimal value for 'Fold BB/SB to Steal' stats?
My current values of those stats are (over 58k hands):
Fold BB to Steal: 63%
Fold SB to Steal: 84%
Are they too high/low?
I'm losing a lot of money on SB (-9 bb/100) and only break even on BB (0.07 bb/100), with 4.5 bb/100 overall.
Also, my concern is "Won Money When Saw Flop" stat. In MP and LP I have 53-54%, but on the blinds those stats are only:
in BB: 38.60%
in SB: 41.78%
Does it suggest that I can't play profitably OOP ?
I play at NL50, but more than a half of my stats are from NL25
I currently play 4-6 tables of 10NL SH. I am looking to plug leaks before I take my shots at 25NL. I play quite tight and aggressive but I like to isolate fish with weaker hands, and steal the blinds from nits until they realize what I am doing. If anyone can help it would be appreciated. If I have also missed out any stats needed let me know and I will add them.
Hello everyone. I would appreciate anyones input on my style. I'm about to move up to 50nl and am a little unsure about how my style will do there. This sample is from last month when I changed my game up a bit. I normally 6 table. I'm a bit concerned about my VPIP PFR numbers mainly because I know the "ideal" numbers don't have a huge gap but I'm winning so I don't think i'll be changing it too much. I would be happy to provide any more information if it could help I'm kind of newb about stats and analyzing my own game so any help would be appreciated.
Hello everyone. I would appreciate anyones input on my style. I'm about to move up to 50nl and am a little unsure about how my style will do there. This sample is from last month when I changed my game up a bit. I normally 6 table. I'm a bit concerned about my VPIP PFR numbers mainly because I know the "ideal" numbers don't have a huge gap but I'm winning so I don't think i'll be changing it too much. I would be happy to provide any more information if it could help I'm kind of newb about stats and analyzing my own game so any help would be appreciated.
I have some trouble with 2 NL, i started with 50 dollar and now im down to 42,xx(sorry for bad english)
Can someone help me, my Holdem manager stats are this(over 5 K hands)
EV Adjusted = -4.64
bb/100 = -13.64
vpip% = 16.0
PFR = 12.9
PFR/VPIP ratio = 81.1
preflop position awarnes = 1.99
and more...
so please can anyone help beceause I'm tilting over here
Hey guys, I have been lurking for awhile but figured I should actually start posting. The information here is very helpful. Here are my first 10k hands at 25NL, thinking about moving up to 50NL. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
These are my stats for the last 30k hand where I feel I have improved my game a lot. Been running pretty well. I know I still have leaks in my game and can improve much still. Anyone got any feedback on my stats and where i might improve? I feel I could be crushing these stakes even harder than now.
An additional question: I am rolled $175 on stars right now. Am i being a bankroll nit by not moving up to 10nl instead of waiting till i have like 225?
An additional question: I am rolled $175 on stars right now. Am i being a bankroll nit by not moving up to 10nl instead of waiting till i have like 225?
No you are being sensible and abiding the laws of BRM that shouldn't be ignored. Plus the extra knowledge gained getting that extra $50 may be useful to beating 10nl.
i played 40k hands at 10nl running at +4 PTBB/100. This includes taking shots at 25nl losing money and running my roll back up a few times.
I normally play 4-6 tables at 10nl and i play 2-3 at 25nl. Here is my stats for 25nl is there anything that sticks out from this that i need to adjust? i have been posting more hands lately and noticing some things i need to fix.
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KQ, AQ, AJ are your next major losers. They look like very pretty preflop cards. In a mtt these were the hands i had to play big, but moving to cash, and generally playing deeper i found them to be riskier hands. Particularly for me, AJ suited was costing me a fortune. So i've decreased my 3-bet frequency and my cbet frequency when i miss with these type hands. Favouring a more conservative style with them. 
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