Flop cbet definitely not too low. Seems about right. Sample too small to really comment on anything else.

I would agree, cbet of 50-60% seems reasonable.

In PT when I add a call river bet filter, over 637 river calls out of 51k hands, I'm losing 2,5000bb (I'm currently winning at 56k BB overall). The line doesn't shoot straight down, but clearly I'm losing overall when I call river bets.



Is this a major leak? And could this be a reason as to why I'm breakeven the past 30k hands?

It may be reasonable to assume that when you call on the river rather than push, that you are overestimating the likelihood that you opponent is bluffing.

Hi everyone, maybe someone could help me analyse my stats to get me ready for higher limits. I'm currently playing NL2 Fullring and winning at ~10 bb/100, although samplesize is rather small yet (17k).

Overall Stats


by Position


Graph



I've done some analysis on my own and found some aspects that I consider to be -EV, maybe you guys could comment at those:

• VPIP/PFR: I know I'm very nitty. It's working for me, but maybe I should start to widen my range. At least this would give me a chance to improve my postflop skills.

• Positional Awareness: Think I could open more hands from LP, which kind of relates to the previous point. Also not sure about my SB/BB game.

• C-Bet Flop: Too high obv. Have been working on that for the last ~4k hands and been showing some improvement, but still c-betting about 65% of the time. So still c-betting a little too liberally, I guess? (Talking about c-betting, on turn/river i fire 33/48%, no idea how to assess this though).

• AF River: Too low? Considering my W$SD% of 53.9% this probably means I'm calling too many spots where I should bet for value, but not sure on that.

So that's just a few aspects that I consider being some kind of weakness in my game. Obv there have to be many more. I'd appreciate your help!

Another drooler (Is that term even still in use?) posting first time in forever. But this huge for me. Been playing a looooong time, average intelligence, but can't beat any cash stakes. Yes, this is basement micro, but maybe first ever winning month. Prolly best I only play 6k hands next month?

Tanks for looking.

I am a beginner TAG-player needing some help to spot what I'm doing wrong here. I'm playing 2NL and my stats are 17.5/13.65 and 3bet 5.1 over 7500 hands. According to leak tracker my WSD is a bit low (43.56%) and my aggression frequency is a bit high (62.13%). Other stats are where they should be according to the set parameters.

Here are two graphs, I think the second one is particularly interesting.





If there is some more vital information I missed, please tell me.

Hi it basically feels like i'm stuck and not winning or losing money, its frustrating and I wondered if any of you guys could see something majorly wrong.

I think i'm over valuing one pair hands but its hard as the players i'm playing against are over valuing their hands as well so sometimes you win. but of course sometimes i get caught out and it decimates any winnings you did have.

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and can some one please reply to me how i can upload pictures i am doing everything the guide told to on 2 + 2 i just get this icon

Looks fine, sample is small. One thing you might want to tighten up your range a little bit. A lot of the really good regs at 50 and 100 are playing like 20/16 but they're probably playing the worse parts of their range better than you are. There's nothing wrong with playing like 16/12, especially at 5nl where most of your profit is going to come from your strongest hands and nobodies really going to be exploiting your right ranges.

Sorry I should add this is for 6 max cash

Am I playing to loose PFR and VPIP? Need a general analysis of my stats, to indicate any leaks. Can't seem to beat the 12bb/100 rake at 5nl. Also how do I upload the photo directly so that it shows up in this post instead of it being just the link? New here.

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you can see my rake contributed is $165

Compare it to folding vs riverbets, because folding vs a riverbet will be a big loss as well, and you want to do as good as folding or better. Also it could mean your playing a nitty field. Not always that you call particularly wide.

lol whatever happened to that s**te hole on pokerstars... impossible to win even on the gayiest level... NL2? What a hell to play, even for starters, not the way to go. I ask myself, why do people keep playing there, i always see the same people from like 4 or 5 years a go at the same level, is that even profitable?

Well after all you yourself have played NL2 over 4 years. So i'll turn the tables, is it profitable?

Hey, one question, how much should I be winning from each position?

In my PT4 I'm like this overall over a 180k sample in nl25

BTN: 0.18bb/hand
CO 0.12
MP 0.12
EP 0.12
SB -0.27
BB -0.40

NL25 Zoom
I really need some help here.
Running -3BB/100 hands in EV.
I feel like I call too many rivers and don't get it in with the nuts before the river enough.
Also, that red line.




Thanks in advance.

Too loose for fullring.

/s

Woops forgot to mention it's 6-max, sorry.

What can you tell from this graph ?

NL2 to NL25
PS
10-20tabling
17bb/100
13931 sample

Can I assume I'm just running really bad since I'm doing fine with One Pair / Two Pair type of hands but break-even with Trips and losing with Full Houses?
Or is it possible/likely that I'm misplaying my big hands?

I'm also losing money with medium pockets TT-55, but winning big with JJ+ and winning small with 44-22?

I'm not exactly sure what kind of filter you've applied here, possibly hands that were greater than a certain amount of bbs. You're up $6.71 in these hands though but down like $7.50 overall. This most likely means that you're losing far too much in smaller pots. Trying playing less hands. Tighten up your opening and calling ranges pre-flop.

In that filtered sample of hands as well your 3bet/4bet seems extremely high and your AF seems pretty low. I'd tighen up your 3bet range and save some of that aggression for post-flop. I really hope that you're not trying to 3bet light at 2nl as that's a good way to burn money.


This is a common enough leak. It's a lot easier to set-mine with the low PPs and then toss them away when they miss. With the middle pairs though people can overvalue their show-down value post-flop and end up losing vastly more money then they originally intended with some kind of second or third pair type hand. I'd tighten up with these for now and treat them the same as the low PPs.

It's not a filter, I'm just winning $$ at showdown.
Non-showdown pots are were all my losses are at, but they're not shown since they don't get to showdown :P

Where to look for major leaks?

I'm usually a somewhat of an 18/16/3 player, marginal winner at NL25 playing at stars. Lately I've been trying to develop my game and opening up my ranges a bit. The last 25k hands I've been playing 22/17/4, which have been quite brutal. Fortunately, not so brutal on the bankroll but mostly mental.

Where should one start to look when the aim is to improve post flop play?