Ok it makes sense now. Thought you had low aggression but turns out I'm used to pokertrackers AFq where a thirty something % would be low. Agg% is calculated differently on HM and looking at your wwsf I'd say you're aggressive enough. Stats on point 1 are fine. WSD after river call is bad. Definitely calling too many rivers. WSD after river bet is honestly one of the lowest I've ever seen. You're bluffing way too much, and if it was working out your wtsd would be much lower. In addition to bluffing too much you may be going for a x/c or x/r with your strong hands oop too much on the river, and losing value when villain checks behind. This last thing may not be true and only you can tell, but it explains why wsd after river betting is so low.

Cbet turn % on your last session is low and the gap with your cbet flop % is too big. It's a small sample though. Do you have similar values on a bigger sample? If yes make sure you're not getting floated on too many flops; cbet more turns and/or x/c or x/r ott with part of your top range.

I'm guessing UO stands for unopened on HM. Then you're playing too tight on all positions. Should be around 15% for EP, 20-25 for MP, 25-35 for CO, 45-50 for BTN, 50-65 for SB. Those values can change a lot depending on your edge postflop vs other players and opponent's ranges preflop.

Yes my overall gap between cbet flop and cbet turn is big (78,3% cbet flop/ 46% cbet turn). I'm working on my cbet these days but I'm finding a lot of different opinions. In the book of Bill Vosti "How to beat No Limit HE 6-max cash games" he recommends cbeting almost every flop vs 1 or even 2 opponents. I watched James Sweeney video on cbeting and he is kind of saying that he cbets every top pair and better, checks everything else (on a dry board texture I guess). I think that splituits' strategy on cbeting is better but is more profitable on bigger games (10NL+ ?). About my opening range I'm pretty much following this one

but a little bit wider in every position (adding small pockets and some sc).

PS.
x/c, x/r rivers was part of my plays the first couple of days but I soon found it not that profitable in 2nl zoom so I stoped using it.

small sample, but I somehow end up cbetting 56% fwiw:

Would love any insight

Im computer illiterate is there an idiots guide on here how to upload stats from HEM2.

thanks

Hey guys, back after a long time of little to no poker and could use some advice. This is at 10NL.

My BTN / MP / SB were worse off during the first 15k hands, I changed what I thought I should and feel I should be 35/15/-15 or so soon enough (They were originally 20/5/-25), CO and EP I'm very comfortable in.

But I can't seem to open up in the BB properly, the punting never stops boys. I could probably just tighten up and have a 10bb+/100 winrate easily enough but I wouldn't be comfortable moving back up in limits with such a style.

Any advice on any position would be appreciated, but anything BB specific would be really great, or any links / recommendations on things I should read / look at.

Hey Everyone!

I would like to get some feedback about my last 100k hand.

Mostly nl20(and a bit nl50 :5-6khand).
My longterm winrate is 3bb/100 (nl20-nl50 mixed).

This is my total stat(3-4handed games included):
My 5-6max stats are the same,except my vpip/pfr is lower 22/17.



My mainconcern is that I am lose in nonsd pots with a -7bb/100 rate.

My insight is :
1. when I check as preflopraiser I checkfold a ton 57.5% (only 10% cr)
2. should be bet more vs missed cbets?
3. above stat doesnt show but my cbet in 3bet pot is only 55% (however I balanced that well with checkfold 30% checkraise 25%)

any help appreciated

thank you guys!

Would love some feedback on my stats so far (34k hands @ 10NL).

Stats:
http://i.imgur.com/XyaZbsM.png
(continued) http://i.imgur.com/g38oCmM.png

Position:
http://i.imgur.com/WgbN69I.png

Let me know if there's anything else needed to give better feedback, thanks in advance!

Hey everyone!I need some help over here because I think I am getting ultra-tilted which I know is only gonna make things worse.

I am back in poker after a year or so, I used to be a solid winning player at 10NL and maybe breakeven at 25NL.Because of the year off I decided to start slowly so I began playing 5NL.The first 4k hands went smoothly with 10 bb/100 and then all hell broke lose.What worries me is that I didn't change my game at all, the stats look exactly the same in the first 4k hands to the next 5k hands.

All in all please tell me that I have a leak in my game which I haven't noticed because it feels like every time I put my money in with 80-90% I get sucked out in the river.I don't like to think that way so it bothers me that I can't find out what's going wrong this time.

3-bet a LP open from SB at least twice as much as you are.

Your stats in this sample are pretty good. You don't need to tighten up; more than anything you need to losen up, that is, compared to that sample. Opening 45% from the btn is fine. Opening anything less than 40% from the SB is bad. You're a competent player postflop so you shouldn't be afraid to play all those more hands.

Two other things: you're folding to 3bets too much and wwsf is low; the latter means you're playing ABC poker, which is fine and would never make a losing player at 10nl. But if you want to maximize your winrate and not get run over at higher limits, you need to bluff more rivers and three barrel bluff more; on the spots when you have a lot of value hands in your range, play aggressive with hands that have missed and have no showdown value.

Hope that helped.

Your stats look fine. Yes, you should cbet flop 5 to 10 percent points more. In any case, your nonSD winnings aren't bad. Also folding 57% being the pf raiser after checking is absolutely standard.

Your stats are fine. Just a couple of things:

1. BB defense is a bit too wide
2. You can open raise a little more from sb (to 55-65)
3. River calling efficiency suggests you're calling too much otr. Can you post "fold to river bet %" and "won showdown after river call %"?

Overall your stats are good. Take into account that 9k hands is nothing. You could have a real winrate of 12bb/100 and still get this sample.

If some of your stats aren't bc of variance then:

1. Open up from EP. From 10 to ~15%.
2. Tighten up a lot from CO and BTN. Open around 30% from CO and ~45-50 from BTN. Unless you're a genius or mind reader you're not getting +EV by opening A2o from the CO or 65o from BTN.
3. 3bet steal at least 3 times more from sb and BB.

First of all thank you so much for taking the time to help.Just a question though, you re saying that I should tighten up from CO and BTN but have already 30 pfr from CO and I'm 35/31 from the BTN which means if anything I should loosen up to get 45-50 that you re suggesting.Have I missed sth?

About stealing from sb and bb I know I should 3-bet more often and I have tried it but I got the sense that ,in these stakes at least, 3-bet means almost nothing to preflop raisers and I hated getting called oop all the time...probably I have to get better postflop.

thanks.

Pfr in a given position is different than raising first in/open raising. I was talking about the latter on my last post.

About the 3b issue: it's easier than it seems to losen up your restealing range. Just take into account that you're not relying only on your FE; you can 3bet hands with very decent equity against most flatting ranges. You should 3bet more some hands that you may usually be flatting against villains with high fold to 3b% or weak postflop play in general. Those hands can be something like KTs, A5o, low pp, etc.

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Thanks for the help man. I've played some since then so don't know if it's critical that I repost everything but as of now, here are the stats you requested in 3:


River fold to c-bet is 37.3%.
Couldn't find "won showdown after river call %" (I'm using HM2) so I used the advanced filter and added "river action is C", got 44.2%.

How are these? Pretty low I assume..?

How much would you righten up on BB?

Thanks again!

I just started playing cash on merge online after a long time. I'm used to playing in a local live game where ranges are much looser. Any advice would be appreciated!

Best advice would be not to **** about in games too big for you! The stats at 25NL look fine, but ridiculously small sample.

Online and live poker are vastly different (online is way harder). You should probably begin by putting in some decent volume at 5NL or 10NL. Other than that sample sizes are too small to give detailed advice.

First play more hands before you ask advice

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agreed, the online 5/10 was night and day compared to live 5/10 I've played in. Its going to be tough to be patient and play such low stakes for maybe, what 50k hands? (to get a decent sample)

50k hands? Probably a lot more than that.

"Stats" is nothing. The environment you play in should reflect in you stats, not vise versa.