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Originally Posted by Kaidus
Quick pitstop to see if I'm just running bad or have some major leaks in my game after 13k hands. Most of them (11.5k) are from .1/.2 and the rest are 15bb forays into below. All hands are FR. Already spotted and trying to change one or two, I know I've been cold-calling too much in the SB and not stealing enough on the button.
Be careful when comparing your SB/BB cold-call % against the "standards" -- it looks like you're using HEM which counts calling a single raise in the blinds as a CC, whilst PT doesn't. So your blind's CC%s are artificially inflated.
That said, there is a large gap between your SB VP$IP and PFR. It may be that at the tables you are playing this is correct, because you are getting good odds to see a lot of multiway flops. Filter and replay some hands, just to be sure.
It looks like you are cold-caling too much outside the blinds, though. Again, it may be correct for the table conditions, but your low 3!% makes me think you aren't re-raising or folding often enough, especially on the button. You're not in No-Limit Land anymore, Toto, so don't play those implied odds hands against only a couple of villains
You could probably drop your VP$IP a couple of % -- keep your PFR similar, though! -- until you become more comfortable post-flop. 12/7 would be tighter than optimal, but will keep you away from some of the trickier decisions until you've adjusted to Limit post-flop play. Speaking of which...
Reasonable AF but low AFq and WTSD means you fold a bit too much, especially on the flop. Look for places you could peel a bit lighter. Your button AF/AFq is weirdly low, possibly as a result of your passive pre-flop play instead of taking the initiative with position. Your CBet%s also look low, though that might be because of lots of multiway flops.
And a general point -- BB/100 is useful than $ amounts when you have stats over multiple limits. It's hard to tell if you are doing well or badly in the blinds, for example.