You're right. Post your stats.

Ok,
here they are:
(do you think I m running bad?)
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Thanks

no, if anything i think your running good. you W$SD is 50%. thats not too shabby imo. EV lines are overrated

So I m running 11BIs below EV but I m running good because my W$SD is 50%?
how come my winrate is so low if I m running good.? does it mean I must be playing bad?

Aidan: your position stats look generally OK, but I do think you are too loose in early position and possibly a bit too tight in late position. Playing 13% UTG in full-ring must be way too loose IMO, I'd stick to something like 22+, AK, AQ, ATs+, KQs, QJs, JTs. That's 10% and already quite loose. You really shouldn't play hands like KJ and AJ is early position.
In late position you can play way more hands and I suspect that even at these tables you can play a lot of hands, either by iso-raising or by limping along in family pots.

Rest of the stats seem OK, so the leaks must be more in poor hand-reading in some hands, which doesn't show in stats.

donnyz89: Your stats look generally OK, but what is weird is a very high aggression coupled with a relatively low W$WSF. It's difficult to say exactly why that is, but I suspect you may be trying to bet people off too many hands, and generally overplaying medium strength hands like top pair with bad kickers. That's still just a guess.
Sometimes this is because people are playing too mechanical on too many tables, so maybe try playing less tables for a while so that you can pay more attention to your opponents?

dan233: you are generally playing too loose, especially limping way too many hands "trying to hit the flop" or something. 30/20 are not good stats to beat NL5, you are slowly leaking away a lot of small bits by all that limping and then folding the flop (which you seem to be doing given very low W$WSF and WTSD).
That's nothing to do with running good or bad, that's just being a fit-or-fold weak-tight player.

Hiya - please can you review my Rush stats.

Currently 11BI's under EV, graph also attached. Obv tilted away when I was getting sucked out on, realise this is an issue and want to work on it.

Redeposit tomorrow!

Thanks for the reply.
Any tips on what I can do to improve my game? Does it look like I m limping more on cutoff and button?
Also, I had read that it is ok to be weak tight at 5NL.

Yes, you are limping a lot in late position.
I can't see what range you're doing it with, or what you are calling (raises or limps), but doing it with that many hands seems way overdone, especially if you can't win postflop often.

In a way, it is OK to be weaktight at NL5: after all you are winning. But I think you're conditioning yourself for the wrong kind of strategy like that.

Hello all. Been playing for a few months now. Hour here, hour their. I'm hoping someone can look at my #'s and help me out. I don't think I'm a bad player, but I know I need a lot of work I'm on a pretty brutal downswing lately and it's got me wondering if I have a clue what I'm doing

I'm going to be putting up 2 sets of stats, first one will be everything I've played since I started trying to really learn this game at the beginning of February. I've played casually for a couple years now. In that time frame I played $1 and $5 DON's and $3.40 10 man Turbo's. The 2nd set is just the $3.40 10 man's. I've been playing them exclusively for a bit now and I'm more worried about my play their. Thanks in advance to any and all.

Hey guys,

What do you guys think about my stats, for NLH6max

keiban76: Looking at stats from tournaments is totally useless. I'm not gonna comment on this because there's just too much dependent om tournament circumstances that doesn't show in the stats.

Zendo: I think that's an extremely small set of stats without much meaning to it.

perfect 完美啊

Hi all, I play full ring NL25 and have been playing for a few months. Here are my stats for the month of June, where I believe I really found my game. So far i have played about 75k hands with a 2.7bb/100. I am pretty sure I am still too tight, as I hear that a 15/10 style is considered the "best" at this level. But I really am not sure what other hands I should be raising or calling with. I also feel that my 3bet % is a bit low, as of now im really only 3betting AA/KK/QQ/AK consistently along with a few other weaker hands. Should i be 3betting in the blinds more often? Thanks for all feedback.

amwong1985: Wow, that is some hardcore grinding you got done there.
To be honest, I'm fairly impressed how you got these results playing a super-nitty game, and just never tilting or anything it looks like.

You seem to have this nitty game down well: you play super-tight, not even stealing any blinds at all, but you play aggressive postflop, taking down most pots and not getting bluffed off. Or maybe people just fold to you, I don't know.

Your blind play seems off though. You call relatively often in the blinds (cheap limpalongs?), but seem to be particularly unsuccessful in winning pots from the blinds.
This is OK if you are limping along in family pots and missing the flop, but against late position raisers you should indeed get to 3-betting way more often, especially if these people are stealing a lot of blinds (>35% or so). Just 3-bet with the top 10% of hands or so, and watch them fold a lot of the time.

Fabadam: what do you think generally is a good blind steal % and what range of hands should I be doing this with. As I stated before, I feel that I have opened up my game somewhat in general, I'm just not sure what cards I should add into my calling and raising range. I know I could add alot of suited and gap connectors in position, but where does it begin to not be profitable.

As for blind play, I will normally call speculative hands in multiway pots which I think is ok. Are you suggesting that I should stop calling mid PP and hands like AQ/AK to a single raiser and just reraise oop if I feel they are stealing.

Thanks for the input.

amwong:
Your stealing range should depend quite a bit on what types of players are in the blinds. Against somenone like yourself, who is gonna fold to a raise > 80% of the time, you can steal with any 2 cards: it's going to be profitable just by virtue of the immediate profit, even if you never ever win a pot when you get called. Against a loose player, you should probably steal between 30% and 40% from the button, a bit less from CO.
Just try it a bit: when it gets folded to you in late position and you have a top 40% hand like J9o, raise. If you get the pot, cool. If you get called, oh well, and give up unless you hit the flop (I will actually c-bet to people that play fit or fold postflop).

For the blond play: it's OK to call speculative hands in multiway pots, for sure. But with hands like AQ/AK I will 3-bet or raise to thin the field and to build the pot a bit.

Fabadam: Thanks, I do look at the type of player in the blinds and try to adjust my range accordingly, but I'll try to to open up even more. It's hard for a nit to overcome his habits.

I'll try to widen my 3bet range as well. Thanks for the help.

~8k hands of 5nl and the rest mostly 2nl, with a brief shot at 10nl.

My red line gives me hope for my game and i know inside me there is a winning online player somewhere. I'm a consistent winner live (about +1200 playing 1/2 in June.) Just need to fix some online leaks that i have, the main being attempting to try to push people off of too many hands (explains my blue line).

Any tips/pointers to keep me motivated and pushing on?

Hi folks,

I know that there should be 10k hands but I just started to use PTR and it can be taken that this upload is an accurate indication of how I'm playing and I'd really appreciate it if sum1 could take a quick look (Micro uNL FR).

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tommyg8: A graph isn't the best way to look at your stats.
Apart from that, here is a piece of advice: stop bluffing. The green line is more important than the red line.

JustinJude: You look like a weak-tight nit. Nice results though.
(1) Raise more preflop, especially in position. You don't have to stop limping any of your hands, but should raise the broadway hands more in position.
(2) Postflop: bet more, you are betting less than 30% (aggFreq) which is way too low: you aren't even betting all your made hands, let alone (semi-)bluffs. This means you can only win pots by having the best hand at showdown. That's hard. Try to take down a pot witout having the best hand now and then, and learn when it works and when it doesn't.

Thanks for the feedback fabadam - it's much appreciated.
I was scared that I was a weak tight nit but, now you've confirmed it, I'll take your advice and work harder on loosening up a little. When you talk about postflop aggression do you mean floating and firing the 2nd barrel with unmade hands that have missed the flop like AJ AQ JT? I'm a bit confused because they say to never bluff at uNL.