Preflop. I think your right when you said that I call to many 3bets.

Does this mean that Im going to showdown too light?

My win% when saw flop from the button is 41%.

I know that my SDW aren't positive form the button, but yes I stick to what I say, they should be and I believe they are this way due to variance. And I didn't say my NSDW winnings on the button suck, I said they are fine.

My graph:



Btw before this 10K hands I was winning on the button at +22BB/100. That was also over a 10K sample. The difference over that sample was the following: I was c-betting the flop 85% instead of 70%, I was c-betting the turn 48% instead of 41%, my aggression was higher at 4.6 instead of 3.5, 3bet% was 8.5 instead of 4, my wtsd% was 18 instead of 26 and my w$sd% was 65% instead of 52%. Those are the differences between 10K hands running 1BB/100 and 10K hands running 23BB/100. Do you think that my stats before this 10K hand stretch are causing a difference of 22BB/100!? And what do you think about these button stats?

And thanks for your replies so far, very helpful.

I've had several 10k BE stretches....don't worry about it :P

Also don't worry about non-showdown winnings.

You're running through variance and you still don't have the poker mind set to just get through it, that will come with time. That's why we need breaks, we're not pros, we can't go on a downswing and simply shrug it off, we're gonna steam.

Take a break and try again.

I ran bad at 25NL.
I played tighter and less aggressive at 50NL and noticed there are more maniacs at 50nl and more nits and shortstacks at 25nl

Having one position really bad and the others decent is a pretty telling sign that there is a leak. I think just try and stick to what your doing but quit calling 3bets as much would be a start? Re-evaluate in 10K hands. I'm positive that will help your game.

Yeah it looks like a leak but I am 99% sure it's almost fully due to variance. I've always won most on the button, just like one should. I agree I need to fold to 3bets more and maybe stop stealing as much + cbet more and 2nd barrel more. But even playing the was I am I think I should be winning most form the button. Ill give it 15k or so more hands then if it continues, we have a problem.

So no other major leaks then?

Your red line is saddening but I really don't know what's going on there. Probably you stealing with poor hands, low cbet% and the dbl barrels.

Anyways, it's always nice to have something to work on, imo.

Did you see any leaks in my stats?

Your stats look pretty good imo for nl2, I cannot spot any sizeable leaks at all. You're winning at 10BB/100 which is absolutely crushing. You have really good winrates in the blinds, which may mean you're just running hot since most players (even pretty good players) almost always lose in the blinds. But at nl2 I know the players are terrible there so it might be possible to sustain that. Its something to be aware of when you move up though, losing +5BB/100 in the blinds is pretty normal.

on another note..



never thought it would arrive.

I play 10 nl and have just started using poker tracker. On the graph should the red line, non-showdown winnings be positive or negative or does that just depend on style. Mine is slowly heading south but i have made a small but consisted profit overall.

I play play tag ish with a few other hands from the co and button. I generaly only fire a single C-bet and shut down if called so could try firing more bets to try and get the red line up.

Any comments apreciated

Tom

I am running at 27 VPIP and 22 PFR after a sample size of 127k hands. Keep in mind that I only play 6 max cash games and 4 tables at a time.

I would just like feedback on these stats. Is it good or bad? Any kind of analysis would be great. Thanks!

check the sssh forum for stats

george, look at the stats that people posted in this thread. if you want any meaningful feedback you should post similar stats. screenshots are highly recommended. people who post in these sorts of threads know what to look for (but as i said, as a guide you should look at what others posted)

Anything I can do to improve as of now? I just got pokertracker not too long ago, so my sample size might be too small? 5671 Hands. Anything else needed?

Thanks for any help and advice.

Summary:


Position:


Graph:

Dude LOL.

Have you read any of the strategy forums on here?
You are a loose-passive donkey fish. My dream opponent. Gotta say you run good though. VPIP=39/PFR=6????? You appear to be coldcalling a lot when someone raises. Why do you do this?
Also your postflop aggression is non-existent. Basically it looks like you;ve managed to tilt a bunch of aggro-monkeys into betting against you when you have a monster. You might be the best slow-player ever, from the looks of your stats. However, as to winning poker, you have literally everything wrong.

I knew I was definitely doing things wrong. Didnt know exactly what though.

And, yes. I've read most of these http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/69...hreads-430489/

Hi all would appreciate some thought on my stats. I have just over 10k hands (using poker tracker2), I know not that many, playing micro stakes 5/10 10/25 no limit holdem.

I'm trying to spot my leaks. First I think my 'Folded to river bet' is too high at 78.82% which means i'm being bluffed too much or overplaying my draws - comments please.

Also my VPIP on pocket pairs is only 19.58 - is this way too low?

Thanks for your thoughts, if you need any further clarification please ask.

Thanks

Your VPIP on PPs is way too low.

Much profit at these levels (especially in FR) comes from making 3-of-a-kind with your PPs and from your big PPs.

High fold to river bet is not so much a concern, especially in FR river bets at these levels usually mean they have it. Even at 6max, people are gonna bluff you less on the river than on other streets (especially few bluff-raise the river). But know your villain obv, even at 2NL, some are capable of bluffing busted draws on the river (and more ppl have these moves in their arsenal at higher stakes).

there is a stats thread at the top of this page. being so vague w/o knowing anything else isnt going to make it easy in commenting on your stats anyway.

O and my vpip for pocket pairs is 90% but i raise any PP from any position and call normal raises for set mining if villian stack is full and they arent a huge nit

Thanks guys, I thought so

Excuse my ignorance in poker slang but what are villains and nits?

Poker jargon is the best kind of jargon.

Villain = The person (sometimes persons) that we all hate. They all the ones who oppose us in every decision we make; the ones that try to take our money in tough spots via hand histories posted on 2+2.

( Alternatively: )



Nit = A person who plays incredibly tight pre-flop (like 8/7 for NL or something) who would probably commit suicide if he was forced to play NL at a casino. Since he folds pre-flop so often, any action from him post-flop basically turns his hand face-up and makes him relatively easy to play against. This kind of person will also constantly miss value from passing up on marginal +EV spots and will then wonder why he isn't beating 25NL.

Can someone tell me if these are ok. I think my steal pct is so low because the majority of the time i'm BTN there are already 2+ limpers in.

purty solid dode.

steal pct only factors when it gets folded to you, but its fine if its workign for you.

Not bad. You run bad, and you're a bit nitty. Actually you're a really incredible bloody nit. I'd like to see you're W$WSF. If it's under 40%, you're check/folding too much. You could easily get it up to 45% or so.
Donb't jut go all crazy now, but just start betting more in position when you think you are ahead, either preflop or on the flop. Don't worry so kuch about them outflopping you, they usually didn't.

This is an approach that carries a higher risk/variance, and you'll have to learn to adapt, or understand the whole your range vs their range thing better. You may well lose money at first. Just open up your betting preflop and flop, and evaluate after every few k hands. At least for me, if you're honest to yourself, you can see where you took the aggression too far, and where it's good.

FWIW my W$WSF: 38%

I think I c/f a lot mainly because the majority of the pots I play are multiway, and that most of the people I play against will peel with bp or 2 overs. My VPIP is lower than it is now mainly because I played like a complete nit when I changed to my current site so I could get used to the games. I now run around 19/17.