Hey guys, nl50z fish here. I have been running pretty bad (mostly in bigger pots, LOLSAMPLE) for the past week and thought it would be fine to do a stats checkup. Very small sample for this month, and mini downswing probably has some bad variance involved, but most stats should be pretty accurate. NL50 has a lot of nits, so stats are probably somewhat looser against regs.

Haven't played in few years and looking for some input on my stats over past few weeks in 25 zoom. Been running very well and don't think this is sustainable.

after playing tournies for a year for living, i have switched it to the cash games. was able to move up from nl2 to nl10 in 2 months. i thought i was beating nl10 and just having o downswing recently as well, but that is obviously not the case after i purchased PT4 and looked for what is going on. is there anyone could tell me the very obvious problems in my stat? thanks in advance!

https://ibb.co/Q6L6kv6

and i wonder something else that i am up $90 in my account on nl10, but as you can see PT4 says i am down quiet a bit. i am pretty sure that i haven't got that much rakeback and promotions. what am i missing here?

I was hesitant to post my stats at 100k hands (as winrate can vary quite a bit at that amount of hands), but at 200k I'm fairly confident I beat NL5 and NL10. This is mostly NL5 though, as I've had to withdraw most of the money, being unemployed and very poor.

All 6-max.

Hands: 200 064
Net won 1664,00€
bb/100: 14,70
VPIP: 37,7
PFR: 31,2
3bet: 10,2
AF: 2,53
Flop cbet: 72,5
Fold to 3bet: 44,6
W$WSF: 40,6
W$SD: 53,9

I obviously play very loose, but I trust my postflop abilities and obviously when I do have a hand I get way more value out of them, as people make really bad plays, because "I can't have anything". I also play without a HUD, as I find it detrimental to my game.

Hi, does anything stand out as seriously wrong other than I'm losing at NL2.
Really struggling to beat NL2 Zoom on stars but I'm not sure where I'm going wrong. I had a large downswing when I first switched to zoom from regular tables as I had to adjust to how much nittier it plays and I am definitely playing a lot better now than I was but still losing. Thank you.


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Alright posting 2NLz stats and graphs.

I'm confident I can beat the stake, but I'm wondering if there's any major leaks I need to work on before taking another shot (the first one is below and did not go well).

I'm also wondering where to go from here, study wise. I don't have a powerful enough PC yet to get properly studying with a solver. So what would you guys suggest as study material moving forward?

2z:

5z:


Stats:


Let me know if you need more stats to get a better idea of my leaks!

Thanks in advance!

You may be bluffcatching too much looking at river call efficiency. Sick red line Nacho. The rest of your stats look solid to me anyway. Why stay at NL2 for so long though, looks like you are beating it well, sure it could be positive variance but if you have the roll why not move up a bit quicker?

I realise you're looking for feedback from more experienced players than myself but hope my 2c is ok

Thanks for your reply

I don't really have the roll yet to move up. Maybe I should play some 5NL reg-tables to build my roll a bit faster?

I guess its whatever you feel comfortable with. I decided to shot take one table when I had 19BI as I was running hot too.

If you feel the cards arent falling your way maybe grind a bit longer.

Yeah, I guess.

I think I'll just grind it back on 2z and go from there. Thanks for your input

Hello, I just finished 10k hands at 5zone on ignition and have had... interesting results. I'm running super hot but struggling from the CO. Can you take a look at these stats and let me know if you see something I'm doing wrong on a macro level? Either from CO or other positions.

Looks a bit too tight in general, should be VPIPing a bit higher than 20. 3b vs steal is pretty low from the small blind as well.

Other than that it looks pretty good to me. 10k hands isnt many.

Moro....!

Ill help u with SB and u help me with BB.. and there is the WR.. :-)

Fubar

I started playing again recently, these are all the hands I have on NL5. I know I have a lot of things to improve so any feedback is welcome.

Hi guys,

I've recently played ~75k hands on NL16 Zoom. My result is -1bbEV/100. Below you can see my statistics from these period.

Could you tell me what are my biggest leaks and how should I work on my game to fix them?

Thanks!

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I'm an old man and bad with technology but here are my NL 25 stats. All ACR. I actually won a 100 BB hand recently that is not on here. The table froze after it.

Hands : 28,070 (hands won 4,601 or 16.39%)
Won : -$4.45
All In Adjusted : $73.43

VPIP : 22.02
PFR : 18.15
3 bet PF : 8.35%
Fold to PF 3 Bet : 76.44%
4 bet PF : 6.2%
Fold to 4 Bet PF : 58.08%
Call 3 bet% : 18.42%
WTSD : 27.44%
WSD : 60.84%
WWSF : 43.22%
Flop Continuation Bet : 53.40%
Turn Continuation Bet : 36.46%
River Continuation Bet : 46.16%
Continuation Bet Success (Flop, Turn, River) : 41%, 42%, 66%

I will start here. Any thoughts? I feel I am too tight at times but there are just so many stationy guys and there are tons of flops I just don't see how I can pick up the pot.

Also I've adjusted to 3 betting a higher % so that # is on the rise.

Hey guys - I've lurked here for a while and decided to finally start posting some things of my own. I wanted a quick stat check up. I've played 56k hands since moving up to 10nl with pretty decent results. Wanted to see if anything is too out of line. Thanks!

My thoughts - I'm assuming this is six max. If you're playing against competent opponents - which you should be at 25nl - then they are 3bet bluffing at a reasonable frequency. Hence your fold to three bet number should be lower. You're playing a good range and will have to defend more of it. I'd get the flop cbet number to maybe 65%. Turn cbet to 50ish%.
Otherwise I think you're on the right track.

Hi all, I've been playing NL25 6max on Pokerstars for the last few days. My red line sucks and I'm trying to identify what my biggest leaks are.

I'm actively working on defending 3-bets more - my fold to 3-bets is way too high. I'm also trying to defend my blinds more.

Are there any other things I should work on if you look at my stats? Any advice or tips will be welcome and greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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I was going through my database of 330k hands, looking for holes and anomalies and have questions regarding them.


First, I noticed that 2 hands that've performed the worst in preflop all ins are AKo and AKs. Both are down some money. Is this normal? I assume that AK is a type of hand that is good for 3/4/5-betting because it either makes the opponent forfeit his equity share or if not, you still have decent equity against most ranges. These combined make it profitable to play it very aggressively preflop, even if you lose money with actual all ins. And of course, you probably lose more money if you start folding them after 3 and 4 bets. QQ seems to be doing noticeably better in preflop all ins, which makes sense, considering it crushes hands like JJ or TT, which AK does not and QQ also plays better against ATC type of bluffs. AK isn't a huge favorite over a hand like 56s, QQ fares better. But it's still a bit strange, as AK has a good reputation as a preflop all in hand.


Does AK win in preflop all ins for you guys?

Another really strange anomaly I noticed is in positional 3-betting. OOP 3-betting seems to have almost twice as high winrate as IP 3-betting and to be specific, I've made way more money 3-betting from the BB alone than all the other 5 positions combined. I find this quite odd. Comparing this with the mighty button, 3-betting seems to be especially ineffective from that position. Looking at the winrates of 3-betting vs just calling, it seems that the button has almost double the winrate when flatting vs when 3-betting. And flatting from the BB seems to be a horrible idea, it has lost a crazy amount of money (stakes considering). All other positions show a positive result for flatting raises. except BB. And I'm fairly tight at flatting from the BB, usually only calling with hands that play well in multiway pots (which single raised hands in the micros often are), like small pp's, suite aces and connectors and try to a void playing hands like offsuit broadways, which tend to be horrible multiway hands, especially OOP.

Any input and does anyone else have similar results in their positional play? Seems to go against common wisdom a bit. I suppose it _kinda_ makes sense, because the button is usually facing open raises from the earlier positions ie from tighter ranges, so your 3-bets have less fold equity but your flats have more implied odds. And also, if you 3bet a hand like 22 or 56s, it's almost impossible to stack off opponents AA and such, because they will typically 4-bet, forcing you too fold.

And also, since the BB is often 3-betting opens from SB and BTN, they both have more fold equity AND the value of strong preflop hands go up, because opponents might decide to do something stupid, thinking you're either blufffing or that they can make a profitable call because they have position.

I think you answered your own question already
AK doesnt make it's money in micro's from the allins, people arent getting it in pre with worse a lot. However, people do 3bet and 4bet enough to generate a nice profit semibluffing AK, when we do get it all-in we're usually a small dog on average vs a range of QQ+/AK (40% equity). We will start doing a lot better when the opponent is capable of 5b bluffing hands like A5s sometimes, but in micro's this is rare. However, with money invested through our 4b (when calling) or with fold equity (when they 4bet us and we shove) it becomes a highly profitable hand preflop. When analysing it's winrate don;t filter for preflop all-ins but make sure to add those spots where our 3bet gets through, our 4bet gets through and our 5bet shove gets through.

Hey, new to 2p2 I realize my sample size is considered small, but was wondering if anyone could point out my biggest leaks and how to fix. mostly play 0.02/0.05nl and am a losing player.

Your vpip/pfr is too wide and too high. You're playing too many hands. Can you post your positional RFI ranges? If you go to your positional tab on PT4 and right click in the area where the stats are listed, hit "configure report" and then search for "raise first in" (make sure you double click it and it moves over to the right side where all the stats are listed) and then hit ok and post those stats.

Thanks for replying. here's my positional stats with RFI added.

You're significantly too wide in every position (except SB). You'd fair well by looking up some preflop ranges. I believe several people have stated GTOwizard supplies free 50nl preflop ranges, so I'd recommend you look that up and take advantage.