Thank you, I'm now going to sleep, but I definitely check back tomorrow. I forgot to mention that this is all 6max on PokerStars. Not exactly 7k as I thought, but close to it.
If someone figured out how the aggression stat works, I would be thankful to read an explanation.

I can see a lot of preflop leaks. Tighten up significantly before the ship starts to sink.

Generally your just to loose with opening and preflop cold calls and calling 3bets. Your probably not at the lvl to be playing such loose preflop ranges.

Some basic ranges here i posted in another thread. You need the RFI ranges, preflop cold call ranges and call 3bet ranges in particular . And don't pay to much attention to the 3bet and 4bet ranges for now . You can work some very basic ranges out for now for those situations.

https://www.pokerstrategy.com/forum/...=309916&page=1

You can copy and paste the ranges into equilab

https://www.pokerstrategy.com/poker-...quilab-holdem/

Then use flopzilla to rewrite those ranges and store them for using while you play and learn them.

http://www.flopzilla.com/

Plenty of good tutorials out there on how to use those poker tools.

Thank you, this is some quality stuff. I think I should cut back on preflop calling, both cold call and 3bet call. I filtered out hands where my last action was raise, and then when it was call. Although by calling I made a decent profit, looking at the other graph about hands that I raised preflop, it's a steady, growing green line with about 100USD profit in ~1200 hands. That means I should really be more agressive, calling less and raising more I guess. Am I right? I'm a bit confused, because my red line is a bit high, so I assume I already play fairly aggresively.
Also, yesterday I found strange differences between raising preflop into unopened pots and raising in general preflop. I'm not at home right now, but I'd be very happy to read further comments on those, I'll post them later.

ps. Thank you CrazyAndy for your advice too, I appreciate it.

You have such a small unreadable size sample right now to gauge anything about how your running EV wise. You look Positionally aware enough though and playing a Lag style most of which looks ok. Only thing i really dislike about your stats is the call 3bet stat is way to wide. Others will give much better Hud advise than myself though.

its a lot better to have the "I'm gonna 3bet this guy light for value" than "I'm gonna 3bet this guy with any2"

I get that, thank you for taking the time to look into my stats .)
I keep playing from now on, I'll try to make my play a bit tighter and I think I'll post my stats again somewhere in the forum for further improvement, when I get a 20-25k sample.

^^^^ Also try 2 tabling you wont be so eager to get involved in every situation and getting bored waiting on spots. That should have the affect of tightening you up significantly as'well.

For me, I just had to learn the hard way and adjust everything about preflop after the swing hit.

From what I learnt, the best preflop strategy is a tight aggressive mostly balanced game (how archaic I know).

I feel like you need to realise that playing super loose isn’t you ‘outplaying’ the pool, it is in fact just shooting yourself in the foot mathematically.

i fold around 65% i think
but if it works it aint stupid hè

I've tried 2 tabling a few times, I will definitely have to get used to it in the future. The problem was, I couldn't really keep up with the action on both tables, I was sometimes lost between thinking about the two different situations, when I entered a pot on both tables. Well, I guess with practice it should not be a problem.

I had that before too, once you have all opening ranges, calling ranges and 3 bet ranges in your head your g2g.

I play 4~8 zoom tables atm with not much problems.

60% to 65% as a default is ok.

no it's not

Would you estimate a better F3B stat to be about 50%? Like 40% IP, and 60% OOP?

You need to make villain indifferent to 3betting his worst hands