It's definitely on the very loose side but zone is anonymous so i'm not being exploited.

Ohh allright, nothing wrong with that then! I know nothing about anonymous games, so don't take my advice

Curious if some people who are beating the games could let me know their cbet success %'s?

After working through a CTM re-read I see that the Author is touting a ~52% success so I wanted to check mine.

I have 42% success on flop and 33% success on turn after a decent sample.

With a ~60% cbet this is profitable for on the flop but not the turn. I feel like I am not picking my spots right and curious what a winning player's %'s look like to strive for?

edit - I am currently just playing ~5NL, so something in the 5-10NL range is what I am more so asking about.

Hi mates,

im a player of nl25 but hugedown and now down in nl10... What happen to my game?

My cbet flop stat is strange (in general 65flop and 55 turn). But not running like a god, too much KKvsAA and set over set or worst turn to 2barrel in 15K hands... And yep LEAKS rofl.

Very sad to drop in nl5, drop to NL25 W/ 600$ to NL5 W/ 140$.

So plz help me to rebuild this ****ttt

you are playing 26/21. play tighter first, learn the game while keeping it simple.

your red line is clearly the problem. when you do go to showdown, you are ahead. but you are spewy before. I think 3bet range is prob ok, but cbet and fcebt could be hugely improved.

So this is quite interesting. I can't say where your problem is, but it seems like you have the same issues as me. Graph look a lot the same, stats are pretty much the same. You open up a bit more hands from utg the ep than I do and you have a lot lower 3b than I have. Both on btn, co, bb and sb.

I can't really say where the problem is. But I'm working a lot with my game from the blinds and also not folding out as much, in generell. I have a quite high % won at showdown but low wtsd. So I think I get pushed of quite a lot which has made my red line drop.

Try to read more strategy articles and probably play less tables for a while.

You need to work on your mental game. That is the first issue. 15k hands is such a small sample and if you even take a look at your EV you can figure it out that you are not doing that bad as you think.

I would recommend that you dont do anything very drastic but consider:

+ Loosen up your BB defending range and look for some strategy advice regarding this. You can find plenty info on any training site.

+ WWSF is too low, maybe you are not attacking give ups often enough. Im not sure about this but is something that you can consider.

Thanks man for this reply ! I hadnt see this reply before. But you can see if you want my new stats on a bigger sample 27k hand on this link ( my pgc ) : http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/17...world-1578467/

Thanks for your help!

What do you think about my stats?

I'm playing 6-max, they said me this range is too tight but I'm newbie in poker, I'm using the standard open raise chart to 6-max from pokerstrategy and cold calling only with pp and AJ, AQ and KQ, I've looked a lot about pre-flop ranges on google but most sites that I go, conflict with others, for example, one tells me to open a lot of hand in the SB, while another says the opposite that I must be tight as in utg when I'm in SB

I know I should not use hand chart, but for you what would be an ideal range for open raising , cold calling and 3 -bet ? I know I must adapt to the players at the table but I have to know where to start


another doubt is regarding the bet size pre-flop, 1 site tells me to bet 4bb under the gun, 3bb other locations and 2,5bb the button, as on other sites tell me to bet 3bb in all positions , which I shall to follow?


Sorry for my bad english.

yes, you are tight. but that is not necessarily bad. No chart is going to help you, you have to understand what the opponents are doing against you. For some opponents, you will fold AQ pre. While others you will 4bet them.

If you want to open up your range a bit, start by stealing more from the BUT. Like 50% more.

As to pre flop sizing, it depends mostly on the limit. At the micros stick to 3X and don't waste a single second thinking about it.

All this being said, fixing them will not make you a winner. You must have bigger leaks.

Being extremely tight in the beginning is the correct way to start out when you are playing poker. As you gain more experience you absolutely have to open up your ranges in every single spot. 14/11 is just insanely tight, more than you can know.

Your RFI should depend on the table, looser with weaker players towards late position (generally speaking), or open very wide in btn/co vs nits in blinds. Taking down the pot preflop is extremely profitable. You actually want very few hands to go post flop where the EV is > 1.5bb/hand (basically nut hands like JJ+, maybe AK). So taking down the blinds is very good.

In regard to opening sizes it doesn't matter a whole lot, just stick with opening 3bb from all positions for now.

As you get more comfortable start opening your ranges and focusing on post flop play.

Hey,

After a couple of years break from poker I decided to take a new shot at it. I am aware that the games are tougher, so I recently watched through several training video series from Deucescracked to be better prepared for the tables.

Earlier I played 100NL and 200NL, but now I decided to go for a very easy start at 25NL, going to slowly work my way up the stakes.

Just finished my first 10k hands at 25NL. Obvisouly very happy with the result, but I know I ran good (except from allin hands). I will move up to 50NL for the next 10k.

Any feedback on the stats, or tips to what to expect at 50NL is much appreciated.
Personally I feel at least I need to work on my oop play from blinds, and postflop play in 3bet pots.
Maybe I should fold a little more preflop from blinds.

Hello, I would really appreciate any feedback on my stats.

All hands are from 888 Snap $0.02 (I don't know if it 2NL or just 1NL, since max BI is only 50bb). It's essentially all hands I've ever played seriously, so that's why the VPIP/FPR is so low.

Thanks!

Hi, in this post: http://archives1.twoplustwo.com/show...Number=4946669, you can read that we should keep PFR over 50% of VPIP in every positions except SB; so I think you're right when you say you should reduce calls on BB.

Hi, my first feedback would be the same as the above. You will be able to accomplish that by folding/3betting more when facing a steal on your BB.

Plus, in this kind of game, your VPIP can easily reach 30%. First, play a little bit more hands especially when you get the opportunity to open the pot (3BB raise 100% hands on SB, 50% hands on BTN, 25% hands on CO, 12.5% hands in MP... or something like that). You'll get better to know when to Cbet on flop. My flop Cbet is presently at 83% in 2NL 6max zoom! (35.20 bb/100, 7641 hands). Read on flop texture; this will help a lot.

Good luck!

Open up your ranges from every position.

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To anyone who is curious on how profitable micro Zoom can be here is my 2016 stats so far

I don't see any stats. BBV subforum is elsewhere.

Post this in BBV and name the title lame brag.

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Sorry for the inconvenience I am not trying to brag here are my stats if they are of use to someone please use away.

What am I doing wrong? I just feel like I hit this weird place where I just win a buy in and lose a buy in from same spots.

This is ZOOM 6max and 9max, mostly NL2 and some NL5.

you can steal more, way more. your stats are very nit. that should help with the winrate. but I still think there are bigger leaks that the images do not show. maybe you don't pick the right 3bet spots, and certainly you don't 3bet often enough. you might be folding to steals too often.

post your cbet/fcbet stats. and steal stats too.

These are my other stats:

Hi 2+2,

how am I going? these stats are from 45k hands in 5/10nl from my last month

what do you recommend?

nothing here seems too off. that's good. work on your 3bet spots and see how it goes.

you can steal way more, 3bet way more. play less nitty in general, note that it requires some game development though.