**** Official Stats and Graphs Analysis Thread ****

[Mr Beer]

Originally Posted by hRobi91

After seeing all these statistics and checking out my own stats for the first time, I feel like I must be playing too tight. I am on NL4 playing at 11/9 after about 7k hands, is this too tight? Also my AF seems a lot higher than most of these stats I see, my AF is at 8.4, am I being too aggressive after flop?

I'm a complete nit and play 14/11 at FR, so yeah you can loosen up. But rather than playing a bunch of hands you are not comfortable with, pick your spots. Open up on the button, and to some extent in the CO. Get your steal % to 30%+.

[cambo47]

Here is the last week or so, 9k of 10nl and 3k of 25 nl. I had a couple tilty spewish sessions, but overall the stats are similar to how I play. I've been playing both 6max and FR, and I think it's made me too aggro pre and post, and too squeeze happy, at FR. Eval please.

[Donkthatflop]

Can anyone take a look at my game? Thank you so much in advance!

[Mr Beer]

@Donkthatflop,

You have insufficient positional awareness. Your PFR varies very little from UTG through to the button, this is bad. Everyone hates on hand charts here but for a beginner or someone who needs to reset their opening range they are very useful. I suggest you look up a chart or two, build a chart you are happy with and post it here or in the Beginners forum to get some feedback. Then practise using it until it's instinctive, obviously don't follow it religiously but break the habit of opening the same hands from every position.

Steal from the BTN more, you should be stealing at least 30%. If you have nits in the blinds (fold to steal 80%+), open ATC. If they are not nits, open a value range of pairs, any two T+, any ace. If they resteal a lot, tighten up and think about 4-betting slightly wider than you normally would. If you find yourself getting into a frustrating pissing match over the blinds, move tables.

Overall your stats are quite nitty, it's not a problem, just be aware of it. It will be interesting to see how your stats change when you tighten up UTG and loosen up on the button.

Nice win rate, I hope it stays that way for you.

[I Liek Mudkipz]

Hey guys

First post here and would appreciate if you guys could take a look at my stats please. Basically i was one of those poker players who thought they were better than they were, won some hands, probably lost more and the hands i won were probably more down to luck than anything. So have decided to try to learn the game, put in some proper BRM and start from the very bottom.

Please feel free to rip my stats apart :P

First 5000 hands are shocking, i know.








Thanks

hmmm, after having a look myself, no idea why position 6 has so few hands

[Marrando]

So I`am getting my bankroll close to point when I will try out NL10 for the first time, and I would appreciate any comments on my play this far.




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[Mr Beer]

Mudkips,

You call too much or raise too little, 16/10 is too big a gap between raising and calling. It should be 2 or 3, not 6. Try to restrict calling to pocket pairs and hands like strong aces when you feel you cannot 3-bet (so AKo or AQs against regs/nits opening UTG). Only call with hands like SCs when you are in position and preferably with at least 2 other people in the pot so when you flop a monster (rarely) you have great implied odds. Fold hands like AJs to nit bets, fold hands like KJo to any bet unless you think it's a blind steal and you want to resteal with a 3bet.

Insufficient position awareness, you raise 10% UTG and 13% on the button. Try tightening to AQ+/88+ UTG or similar, around 5% to 6%. If no-one else bets, you should open a lot of hands on the button, say any pair, any two broadway, SCs to down to 54s, suited aces, A8+ as an absolute minimum. So tighter UTG, loosen a bit by position and open up more in the CO and especially the button.

Steal more, try to get this to 30%. When you have 2 nits in the blinds (80%+ fold to steal or running 11/9 or less), raise literally ATC.

[conilmionome]

Hi guys,
a little help to me in a special way for my stats from cut off!

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specifically from cut off:



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graph overall with showdown winning:



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graph with showdown cut off:

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i also add my last 60k hands..
my result was disastrous from cut off..

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stats only cut off:



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graph only cut off:



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leak finders:



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[GIMMETHECHIPS]

I've played 113k hands at 10NL losing at 0.34 bb/100.

I want to improve and ultimately starting winning, and I feel a good start would be to review my HEM database stats.

I'm posting my stats to hopefully find glaring leaks.

If I've missed any important stats, please state and I'll update.

Feedback highly appreciated.

VPIP: 14.8
PFR: 12.1
3Bet: 5.7
WTSD%: 28.3%
W$SD%: 50.1
Flop Cbet: 60%
Flop Cbet Success %: 44.1
Turn Cbet: 65.9%
Turn Cbet Success %: 38.1
River Cbet: 61.6
River Cbet Success %: 41.2%
Flop Agg%: 34.1%
Turn Agg%: 26.3
River Agg%: 21.6
3bet from SB: 6.3
3bet Success % from SB: 49.2
3bet from BB: 8.6
3bet Success % from BB: 54.1%
3bet from CO: 3.2
3bet Success % from CO: 40.8
3bet from EP: 2.0
3bet Success % from EP: 24.1
3bet from MP: 2.8
3bet Success % from MP: 46.0
BB call SB steal: 11.1%
BB call BTN steal: 6.9%
BB call CO steal: 7.7
SB ReRaise BTN steal: 10.2%
SB ReRaise CO steal: 7.0%
SB Resteal Success: 52.0
Flop Called vs Cbet: 35.8
Flop Fold vs Cbet: 50.1
Flop Raise vs Cbet: 14.1
Turn Called vs Cbet: 55.8
Turn Fold vs Cbet: 35.3
Turn Raise vs Cbet: 8.8
River Called vs Cbet: 57.1
River Fold vs Cbet: 29.9
River Raise vs Cbet: 13.0

[GIMMETHECHIPS]

Steal from BTN: 30
Steal from BTN Success %: 51.1
Steal from CO: 18.5
Steal from CO success %: 50

[Bagireck]

@GIMMETHECHIPS

First of all id like to point out that i dont feel like being an authority to judge someones performance, so u definately want to get a second opinion on what im gonna say.

What it seems to me is that you play too mechanically with your bets and calls postflop. Whenever you cbet (especially at later streets when pots get bigger) think about what your bet acomplishes - "can it make any better hands to fold?" and "can it make any worse hands to call?" are the two esenetial questions that you should always ask yourself before betting. Also when facing resistance with a good hand always consider who are u up against, chances are that when a nit raises against u postlop your overpair or TPTK might no longer be good. I also often use the rule that river raise is always nuts...so if i get raised on the river by a non-fish player i will be calling super tight.
Another thing is that in general you only want to generate big pots with big hands with hands like top pair on a relatively dry board i would definitely advise to exercise pot control on the turn unless you are facing a fish that will pay you off with marginal hands often.

Hope this helped at least a bit, and as i said u should get a second opinion on this one as chances are that what i described is not the real problem with your game.

[GIMMETHECHIPS]

Originally Posted by Bagireck

@GIMMETHECHIPS

First of all id like to point out that i dont feel like being an authority to judge someones performance, so u definately want to get a second opinion on what im gonna say.

What it seems to me is that you play too mechanically with your bets and calls postflop. Whenever you cbet (especially at later streets when pots get bigger) think about what your bet acomplishes - "can it make any better hands to fold?" and "can it make any worse hands to call?" are the two esenetial questions that you should always ask yourself before betting. Also when facing resistance with a good hand always consider who are u up against, chances are that when a nit raises against u postlop your overpair or TPTK might no longer be good. I also often use the rule that river raise is always nuts...so if i get raised on the river by a non-fish player i will be calling super tight.
Another thing is that in general you only want to generate big pots with big hands with hands like top pair on a relatively dry board i would definitely advise to exercise pot control on the turn unless you are facing a fish that will pay you off with marginal hands often.

Hope this helped at least a bit, and as i said u should get a second opinion on this one as chances are that what i described is not the real problem with your game.

Thanks for your reply.

[Binturong]

4NL 10,000 Hand checkup

Overall Stats:


Positional Stats


Anything I should work on for the next 15000 hands?

[blame_hofmann]

Originally Posted by Binturong

Anything I should work on for the next 15000 hands?

Overall, stats looks fine for 4NL.

Try and steal more, especially on the button. 27% is pretty low. You should be able to work that up towards 35-40%.

Your 3bet% is a little low, but it's not really a problem at this level. Perhaps more of a leak is that there doesn't seem to be any difference in your 3bet% in respect of your position. Good players will 3bet much more from the CO, BTN and the blinds than they do from MP & EP. Are you just 3betting a standard range like {AK, JJ+} in all situations?

[GIMMETHECHIPS]

Originally Posted by blame_hofmann

Overall, stats looks fine for 4NL.

can I have some feedback please?