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Originally Posted by Pupsiatyk
Below I post my stats. I am playing at the moment .02/.04 Full ring cash games. I would appreciate very much if more experienced players then me would take a look on them and give some suggestions on what can be improved.
My input is mostly just seconding what others have said. Note-worthy trends I see:
1) The gap between vpip and pfr seems too large. I realize some of that is the stakes: a) with several limpers in there will be hands that are attractive to overlimp (that would otherwise be a raise or a fold). b) if there's a raise and then a cc'er or two by the time the action reaches you, there are hands you'd cc with (that you should otherwise 3bet if you were the first one in after the raise)........but even with those considerations in mind I don't
think that would account for the size of the gap. And you've indicated you're cc'ing some hands that are standard 3bets for value (even multiway), like AKo.
As has been voiced: if you NEVER cc'ed first in after the raise, you'd only very rarely be making a mistake. Very important point. I'm guessing there are also hands you overlimp that you'd be better off raising (both for value and perhaps to buy the BTN if you're on the CO or HJ).
2) That flop cbet% does seem awfully low. Def you don't want to be cbetting indiscriminately 4-way/5-way or more, and maybe as you say that's the only reason it's down......but again, I'm skeptical, because it seems REALLY low.
If you were to cbet the flop 100% of the time you're HU, you'd probably be making a mistake 2-3% of the time (at most). If you cbet 3way 100% of the time, you'd likely be making a mistake less than 30% of the time (I'm just estimating on these numbers, but I suspect they're fairly accurate). Just food for thought.....
3) Work on your positional awareness. That there's only a 5% difference between your EP vpip and BTN vpip, and that your pfr is basically static (right in the 8-9% vicinity) from
all positions is a HUGE red flag.