last 10k hands

Hey man! Can you post your stats by position?

I’ll take a look and see if I can direct you on what type of content to study.

I have a feeling you’re getting wrecked in the SB and big blind and your ev is essentially coming from flips. Your non showdown winnings shouldn’t be that low if your redline is tanking.

Here is my last 10k hands at 200z on stars.

don't you think it would have been more constructive to not speak in riddles

when you comment like this it's nothing more than a veiled insult and just isn't productive

Thank you!

The only leak it showed on leak tracker was being too aggressive on turns and rivers in middle position

its in order of BTN,CO,MP,EP,BB,SB

Can you add the filter bb/100 and post

Yeah just as I thought, basically it looks like you’re flipping in ev and your post flop play is very poor. Your WTSD% is very very low. So basically means you’re only going to showdown when you have the nuts. Also your red line is tanking because of the same reason you’re not going to showdown, your postflop playability. I’ll put together a bunch of videos and dm you.

Yeah there is so much here that you can improve ALOT.

If you can afford it I highly suggest joining Steffen sothimier poker code course/ watching his YouTube videos online.

I would say for the $89 a month it’s very worth it, you can join his discord and also post this same graph and he will do a free database review.

Not paid by him at all just the best value for a micro stakes grinder atm imo.

Thank you for the advice ill look into it. I feel like I'm calling with a lot of hands not just the nuts but also adjusting for the pool because they should be under bluffing on most streets. I actually think my problem is folding too much on the flop and turn if anything and playing a bit too loose which limits how aggressive I can be, along with a couple of other things I have noticed. Do you think I could be a winning player after some more study? I've only been playing for a couple of months but I feel like I'm pretty talented at the game and am choosing to continue pursuing it. Im switching back to live 1/2 though so we will see how that goes.

From what I can tell, it seems like you need to tighten your range when OOP (an issue of patience) and you may be overplaying sets on wet boards (could be related to patience).

Honestly, it seems you have a fairly firm foundational understanding of poker principles but you’re not applying them correctly. I think your biggest issue (again, this is from what I can tell and not actually knowing you at all so I apologize if I’m wrong) is patience and forcing the action. I feel like it’s a mental situation you need to work on a bit. That’s what’s preventing you from applying concepts you already know at the right time/situations. Do you tilt easily? Sometimes get spewy?

Hey, thanks for the comment no offense taken, I would want someone to tell me if I'm bad at the game so I could get better or stop playing. I used to deal with tilt when I first started playing but have since conquered that. I would say you are completely spot on about the patience aspect I really need to work on that. Thanks for bringing it to my attention, I've been running pretty badly on sets so I get impatient when I do get one instead of making what I know is the correct fold. The same goes for aces and kings I'm letting my lack of patience influence my decisions when it shouldn't, and making 100bb mistakes every couple thousand hands which are killing me. I think I'm going to take a poker course or seek some coaching and then take a shot at 1/2. I appreciate the compliment to my game as well, hopefully, I can fix those leaks and see some good results.

Another idea for why the red line could be tanking is because of being over aggressive out of position especially on the turn and then having to fold a hand with equity to a raise I just don’t see anyone bluff raising a river at these stakes but maybe I’m wrong

Good on you for being open to feedback and willing to examine yourself to make changes. That already puts you light years ahead of most poker players.

Based on this comment, I wonder if you’re using too much of blanket generalizations about your opponents. I think you’re right that lost at those stakes don’t make many river bluff raises but that doesn’t mean they all don’t. Are you adapting to the individual player tendencies of your opponents?

yes, I adjust to player types in regular cash games but I've been playing a lot of anonymous Zoom on Ignition.

Wow, if you can't rag on people in BBV when they post a graph like that then it is clear BBV has joined the downward spiral every other forum on this site is engaged in.

Since you seem to think that my post somehow contains a riddle let me post it again using some extra words:

"Your redline, along with other aspects of your graph, indicate that there are some fundamental (and probably simple) flaws in your post-flop play. If you are having problems identifying these flaws through review and reflection on your play, you should probably devote the time you would normally spend playing to some study. I would advise doing so away from your devices to avoid the temptation to play; instead I would go old-school and refer to one of the many fine titles offered by the publisher associated with this website."

or you could say:

"Dude, dat Redline tho. Go read a book, Dawg."

oh whoopsies, didn't realize this was bbv, my apologies 2p2

Yeah, Make a new thread in the goals and challenges Topic.

ALso, go study you fish and stop complaining. JOKES

Go watch that content i referred you and the "tilt" that you have will likely subside since you will not get as frustrated when your put into tough spots.

G00dUCk

thank you brother