Did a very interesting MDA experiment. Basically I took every reg and split them into 2 categories. Group A having above average river overbet OOP, group B below average

• Group B had 7x as many hands at 50nl as 1knl, while group A had more hands at 1k than 50nl
• Looking at IP triple barrel, group B used a 19% smaller size on average having only 20% bluffs versus Group A's 32.2% bluffs
• Basically every spot had huge disparities

July +$13.7k

Up 14.3k on Global, 28k hands. Big spike is from a short 2knl session vs a mega whale


Started playing on a new site about a week ago, spun up $200 to $1400 to $870 playing 50-200nl. Games are almost live poker soft so it's probably still worth playing, but the software is even worse than global

Losses are from like 100 hands on ACR (busto) and some app games

Played 2 hands yesterday, I've ascended above posting the blinds so when I sat 1k (saw someone open jam) I just got dealt in as HJ. Zero clue why but I'll take it

Favorite hand of the month was at 500 when someone open shoved their millionth hand (on Global). Luckily I'm BB with a rag ace and win

+$36.1k. I basically didn't play for about a month and then came back a few days ago

August was $1.7k over 11.3k hands


Vs not great regs this is definitely a fold, biggest reason being they XR way more value on mono flops than they should

Sick results.

I looked at xr30-b-b for monotone board in these positions and it's at 22 weak. I had the average at 29 weak but overfolded vs your line. Do you think they still overfold on the monotone board as well?

ty, sample is too small to tell but almost certainly jam > call. You bring up a good point because there are definitely some textures where regs bluff less but are folding more to the raise.

Some spots are somehow very underbluffed while also being very overfolded. I definitely need to remind myself that raising is an option because my brain tends to go to "lol easy fold"

I'm adding a texture for mono flop that stays 3 to a flush since 37% of runouts will be 4 or 5 to a flush