25nl stats. Whats up with my button? Any suggestions appreciated.

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Maybe this is better

Done with my first real poker month so figuered i might aswell have someone look at my stats, One thing i see now when looking at them is that i call way too much from the small blind. All the stats are from august 6max, 90% 10NL rest 2NL.




I guess I am also too loose in general, but especially on early position. I am actually looser from early than mid (obviously not a huge sample size, but still.) Anyway any help is greatly apriciated.

Here's my 10nl stats so far after about 30k hands.
I'm posting them for feedback because I feel like my progression has been slowing down although I think that my game has improved... I used to beat 5nl for 13BB/100 for 15k hands and my winrate is now 4.4BB/100 over 32k hands at 10nl. I was winning money faster (and more) at 5nl than I am right now at 10nl :O





One thing I know I don't do enough is trying to represent a hand when I have air/missed draws against donks. I feel like some of them just don't pay attention/just look at their 2 cards so to read my range and I often fail to fire the last bullet on the river/2 barrel them with air which I tend to do if I feel i'm playing someone thats trying to put me on a hand.

Any comment would be appreciated.

I think you are going to sd too much.

I was wondering what a high squeeze% is. I have it on my HUD but don't know how to identify someone who is doing it too much. FWIW most of my samples are 1k+ hands.

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apologies if this is the incorrect place to post this but it seems the most appropriate, please tell me if not :$

im relatively new to using HEM but i have 17k hands sample so not sure if that is big or not but whatever..
i play full ring atm 0.2 / 0.4 no limit and .5/.10 no limit full ring but im aware that the real money lies at playing 6 max, just wondered what you thought of the stat's of the hands ive played so far. i do have 2k hands playing 6max but im a losing player but 2k hands is hardly enough to criticise..anyway, take a look at my stats and let me know how i could improve. ive taken a look at the articles on the HEM programme and from what i gather, my WTSD% is far too high so i possibly need to play more aggressive in certain spots and fold a bit more too? my other stats seem to be okay but let me know what you think, any feedback good or bad would be



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Ok, ive been told (posted incorrectly before) that 35/12 are fish stats for 6 max but ive only played 2k hands so try to focus on my full ring stats and please offer considerations as to where i can change my game in order to play 6max as im aware the game changes considerably. thanks

wow how do you get such a red line? (I really am curious)

would you call youself bluffy postflop?

any thoughts on these bad boys?

I hate to interupt the thread but can someone give me quick instructions on how to post stats from Pokertracker? This is my first time playing poker seriously and I'd like to know how I'm doing because I've been stuck a buy in at .01/.02 for 14K hands. It's getting frustrating.

Hello,

Here is a graph of my first 10k hands at 25nl 6 max, wondering if anyone see's any clear leaks (besides that I don't win) that I could work on.

I have been playing poker for about a year, started playing sng's with mixed results, played some limit, but have really been working on nl cash games.

Been trolling these forums for a while now, but only recently decided to grind 10k hands and post for some advice.

Thanks for any help in advance..

Readying myself to move up from $25nl to $50nl, only ~17k hands at this level, so I figured it couldn't hurt to get some opinions on my stats since I'm not too sure what I should be looking for and what really doesn't matter. I think they're all legible and self-explanatory. Anything, other than Carmen Electra, stand out to anyone? Thanks in advance.

Pokey said something interesting all the way back on page 2 of this thread:

Now I've been playing fairly sloppily (27/18-29/20), planning on tightening up a little bit, but it looks like my CCPF% might be one of my biggest leaks, at a whopping 12%! I'm playing at $10 and $25 NL. I almost always call pf with any pocket pair, and often with suited aces, and sometimes with suited connectors, also with dubious hands like QJo and ATo. What should I be doing instead? To get CCPF down as low as 4%, I would have to call ONLY with pairs 99 or less, and either raise or fold everything else. Or maybe sometimes fold, sometimes call w/ suited connectors, and sometimes raise with pairs to balance things out at around 4% (as for how to get as low as 1.59%)? I almost never fold pairs, even 22 or 33, should I? Isn't it always right to call a 3-4bb bet just to setmine?

FWIW 10 and 25 NL are waaaay different than 200NL. I'd imagine you could cold-call more often at these limits since you'll tend to get paid off a ton more often than at higher limits. For example, it's better to cc someone who raises 10% of hands than someone who raises 20+% (I chose these values because reg's at 10NL/25NL are usually nitty TAGs, whereas regs at 200NL are usually looser TAGs), because the person with 10% has a stronger range that is more willing to stack off when you hit.

That said, I think you are probably still cc'ing too much at 12%. 4-8 are probably ok at 10 and 25NL though. Did you look at the breakdown by position? Is there a trend there (I'd expect SB and BB to be way higher than others, which would indicate a problem). I've been folding small pairs a lot more often recently with raises out front, especially OOP against loose players.

This is the data by position - apparently BB and SB can't cold call preflop, according to Poker Tracker's definition of cold-calling.



There's only 335 hands I cold called (out of 30,000 in this sample).

If I change that to call ANY raise, it gives me this:



(note: I'm $180 below my expected value for all-ins, so maybe that make things look a bit worse than they should)

Here's my stats for comparison.

Cold Call: 101 out of just over 20k in current DB.



And Call any raise: 468.



Basically these should be way profitable. You are probably just playing a bit too passive pre. Easy fix.

Sounds doable. Thanks!

Hi guys, I have a sample of a lil' bit over 30k hands at NL10. I think I'm doing pretty well since I'm a noobie. I'm playing about 10-12 tables at the same time and buying in for 100bb, of course.

I am pretty sure I have few leaks that you guys could point me out so it would really help my game at NL10 because I think most of the players at that limit are simply awful and terribly lucky at some times...

So, I'd like to get your advices on these stats & graph, feel free to send PM too if you want.

Thanks a lot for your help! I appreciate it!

Use a screen capture program such as MWSnap to take pictures of the graphs/tables, and upload them to a site such as photobucket, then post on here with comments.

or just hit the "prtsc" (printscreen) key on your keyboard and paste into MSpaint

Help needed on moving up from 10NL to 25NL.

I seem to be able to win consistently on the 10NL 6max tables at Pokerstars, but every time I build up my bank roll enough to start playing the 25NL tables, I lose a big chunk of it! I would really appreciate any advice people have on what I should be doing differently at 25NL to win. I play too loosely, I know... I am working on tightening up and calling less pre-flop, but I wondered if there was anything less obvious I should be doing, or if anyone could shed any light on the differences between the games at 10 and 25NL.




These first two graphs show the difference in my results between 10 and 25 NL. The rest of the data looks only at my last 30 000 hands since my playing style is consistent over that period.

I am not the best at analyzing stats.. BUT you should probably tighten way up UTG and MP. Its tougher to outplay ppl at 25NL(not a lot tougher, but you have to get used to it). The tighter you are OOP, the fewer gross spots you get into. It also looks like you are doing some limping UTG and in MP. Stop it! Raise or fold! Some situations are acceptable to limp behind multiple limpers(still usually better to raise or fold).

thats my 2 cents

Focus on the red line first.
In other words: Less calling, more folding.

A 10 point spread between VPIP and PFR is way too much.
Stop being a SB fish. There's no need to defend your blinds if you can steal them from somewhere else with position.

Fix that in 10NL, see how the red line stops dipping away like an apnoe pro, and then you could start looking at fine tuning your game.

This is your biggest leak. Play 4tables. No, i dont care, play 4tables.