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Originally Posted by CoreySteel
Way too tight.
No way you can win at 2/4 with style like that.
This is the sort of statement that makes me want to do a prop bet. 26/20 is not absurdly tight and to suggest that it's impossible to win with those stats is, in fact, absurd.
That said, these stats are unfiltered, so it's tighter than it looks. Maybe about 40% 6-handed, 30% 5-handed, and 30% 4-handed or less.
To give some more specific help to the poster of these stats, WTSD/W$SD are awful. With a WTSD of 39, your PT W$SD (higher than its HM equivalent) should definitely be above 50. I'd like to see something from 53 to 58. This can be variance, getting to the wrong showdowns, or a combination of both. 4600 hands don't give us much insight into that, thought the turn c-bet number is on the high side, indicating that you probably don't value check much and maybe don't give up on your bluffs enough.
With regard to preflop, MP 3-bet looks high (more like 7 or 8 is usually good - what range are you using here?), but fold BB to steal looks very high, especially since this stat runs lower in PT than in HM. I don't find PFR by position to be all that useful. I'd rather look at RFI, since that directly gives us your opening range.
To be clear, I'm not disagreeing with the previous posters that you might benefit from playing looser in most spots preflop, but I don't think that can be faulted for your results. It's more likely a combination of runbad and postflop play, specifically how and when you get to showdown.