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Originally Posted by mReid
This is the last 25,000 hands I've played at $4NL. Feel like I've been playing much better over the past 10k hands or so but still haven't broken even. Any comments on my stats would be much appreciated!
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Looks like you should probably play tighter in early position, and you're limping a 4% range UTG too which you should probably not do. I know your results sport a decent winrate in ep but it seems very likely that its variance.
Open up more in the CO. BTN stats look solid but overall you would probably benefit from getting your ATS up to around 40% of the time.
You're cbetting a lot of flops but not following up on the turn as much. You should look at some hands where you might be better off check/folding flops instead of cbetting. I think if you cut it back to under 70%, your turn cbet % would naturally increase because you'd have a stronger range getting to turns and your stats become a little more balanced like 65 flop cbet and 60 turn cbet. It makes you harder to play against.
Your 3bet % seems kinda high for 4nl. I dunno how that stake plays but guessing by your redline it might not be working out so well for you. I'm sure you can definitely 3bet light a decent amount but just make sure you're not overdoing it and be careful of turning good flatting hands into bluffs by 3betting them.
Your fold to 3bet seems kinda low. Solid players at your level often fold to 3bets more than 80% of the time. The reason that this is okay is because there aren't many players at 4NL that are going to exploit you for folding so much but you may be exploiting yourself by calling too often against ranges that are much stronger than you think.
Suggestions only though and not gospel. I'm interested to see if Mpethy or others agree with some of the advice I've given.
Good luck though.
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