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05-13-2010 , 08:26 PM
Ty peste
05-16-2010 , 03:18 AM
I listen to Unguarded whenever he speaks. He is like EF Hutton. (the younger kids won't get that) I am baring my soul because I can no longer play losing poker.

This year so far.


Detail Report


By Position


1/2


.50/1


First three pics are both .5/1 and 1/2 combined.

[X] in before "you should play .50/1 only"
05-16-2010 , 04:38 AM
You're basically too tight and too passive in every position pf. Post flop is the same story. Too much folding too little aggression.

Also it's only 20K. It happens. You were probably running well before and now you're running bad. Just make some gradual improvements pf and post some hands in which you makes some marginal folds and play passively with tpnk/sp or worse type hands.
05-16-2010 , 04:46 AM
Verno, I agree that you are too tight and passive in every position. Try and get your ATSB > 45, Fold BB to steal < 35, VPIP in BB mid 40s, AFq > 50, PF 3bet > 12, Fold SB to steal < 80, and I think you will get better results. Loosen up in every position a little bit... Co-blinds. As you move up, you can go even looser and more aggro due to the lesser rake.
05-16-2010 , 05:28 AM
verno, in addition to what Lestat and Unguarded said:

your WTSD and WwSF from the BB is quite low, I guess you are playing too much fit or fold from the BB? try some more semibluffs / bluffs from the BB and make sure you are not overplaying midpairs and stuff like that

also I see your cbets from the BB are very aggressive in comparison to the other positions. Do you 3bet just your premiums? against a SB stealer you should 3bet 35% or so and against a BTN... well it depends on how do you plan your blind defense you can no 3bet any hand or 3bet wider range than just premiums (maybe 20% - 25% should be fine against most buttons stealer).

Anyways, your loses from BB are not that high, so you can concentrate in loosing up and being more agro on the other positions.
05-17-2010 , 12:44 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Leader
You're basically too tight and too passive in every position pf. Post flop is the same story. Too much folding too little aggression.

Also it's only 20K. It happens. You were probably running well before and now you're running bad. Just make some gradual improvements pf and post some hands in which you makes some marginal folds and play passively with tpnk/sp or worse type hands.
Thanks for the comments Leader. I appreciate it. I have gone back to your starting chart and realized the worse I was running, the more I was tightening up, and the more passive I was becoming. I started questioning every move and MUBS had officially overtaken me. I am on the road to recovery, but it will be a long process.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Unguarded
Verno, I agree that you are too tight and passive in every position. Try and get your ATSB > 45, Fold BB to steal < 35, VPIP in BB mid 40s, AFq > 50, PF 3bet > 12, Fold SB to steal < 80, and I think you will get better results. Loosen up in every position a little bit... Co-blinds. As you move up, you can go even looser and more aggro due to the lesser rake.
My ATSB has been shrinking because of me assuming every hand will be get beaten. It is a horrible thought process to go through. You really have to emotionally detach yourself from this game to be really good at it. For those of you that play for a living, I don't see how it is possible.

Obv, a very small sample size, but for 350 hands, I played 29/19/14. Of course I lost, but for the first time, I felt like I was making the correct decisions. All of my big hands got cracked, but I didn't really care. I knew I had played the hand correctly.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Dredok
verno, in addition to what Lestat and Unguarded said:

your WTSD and WwSF from the BB is quite low, I guess you are playing too much fit or fold from the BB? try some more semibluffs / bluffs from the BB and make sure you are not overplaying midpairs and stuff like that

also I see your cbets from the BB are very aggressive in comparison to the other positions. Do you 3bet just your premiums? against a SB stealer you should 3bet 35% or so and against a BTN... well it depends on how do you plan your blind defense you can no 3bet any hand or 3bet wider range than just premiums (maybe 20% - 25% should be fine against most buttons stealer).
Admittedly, I am not very strong in BvB and I don't frustrates me. Therefore, I am going to try more game creation to get more comfortable with it. Right now vs a button raise, I am 3 betting 77+, A5s, A9o, KTs, KJo, QTs, QJo and every once in a while JTs, depending on the button stats. My CBET from BB after a 3 bet is 100%.

Thanks to all three of you for taking the time to help. I really appreciate it and will post another set of stats at the 10,000 hand mark.
05-17-2010 , 12:56 PM
Yeah, I can't really add anything more than what the guys before me said. Just try to go into each session with a clear head thinking that you are the best player at the table (which I'm sure you are cause it's .5/1-1/2). Mentally be prepared for a session. Want to play. I know for me, what I don't really want to grind, I play worse.

Good luck and may the poker gods be with you.
05-20-2010 , 03:27 PM
Can someone who's winning over a decent sample at 3 and 4 handed post their stats for each? I'd post mine but theyre not very good.
05-20-2010 , 03:29 PM
No decent sample sizes in limit, everyone's eventually break even.
05-20-2010 , 03:59 PM
100/100
05-23-2010 , 06:53 AM
Quick question. If I open raise on the button and the small blind 3bets what I predict is 20%, what should my 4bet range be % wise?
05-27-2010 , 01:04 AM
Hi all. Question:

What does the gap between VPIP and PFR look like for most players in SB and BB for 6m LHE?
05-27-2010 , 06:11 AM
A consistent winning player who I have a good # of hands on has a VPIP/PFR of 50/11.5 in the BB and and a VPIP/PFR of 28.4/20.4 in the SB.

I filtered for games with 4 to 6 players. The problem is that these numbers will vary greatly based on several factors, including whether the player raises out of the BB out of position, whether they raise for value often in a limped pot, and how liberally they defend their blinds. And there is a surprising amount of variety among winning players. Furthermore, their open range in the SB after everybody folded is factored into the same numbers as their 3bet numbers when somebody has raised in front of them (not to mention how they play after limpers.)
05-27-2010 , 08:50 PM
mine is sb: 45 / 22 and bb: 36/13 over the last 40k hands at 0.50 / 1 to 2/4 6 max with a win rate of 2.2 BB/100
05-28-2010 , 09:07 AM
35.6/25.6 sb
51/11.7 bb

this month.

winning at 2.78BB/100 overall (2/4$ and 3/6$)
05-28-2010 , 09:12 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dredok
35.6/25.6 sb
51/11.7 bb

this month.

winning at 2.78BB/100 overall (2/4$ and 3/6$)
Variance!
05-28-2010 , 09:18 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ColeW123
Variance!
yeah I should be winning 3+

but this is poker !
05-29-2010 , 05:15 AM
I would be interested to hear the numbers from others
05-30-2010 , 10:46 PM



All this @ 1/2. I am moving up to 2/4 and wanted to see if I am off on anything b4 I do. Thanks in advance.
05-30-2010 , 10:47 PM
Would like to see your steal and fold to steal numbers
05-30-2010 , 11:31 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by La Peste
Would like to see your steal and fold to steal numbers

05-30-2010 , 11:33 PM
You should be fine. Leaving money on the table by not playing exploitively, but your stats look solid enough.
05-31-2010 , 12:08 AM
microgrinder, you have both HEM and PT3?
05-31-2010 , 12:19 AM
Yes.
05-31-2010 , 12:30 AM
I'm a huge showdown monkey when I'm tilting

      
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