Sweet brag, arvyt.

Anything I can do to improve?

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I'm losing quite a bit from BB, but is that because of the blinds I'm losing?

Is there anything to do to profit from that position or limit the amount I'm losing?

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What can i do to improve?

Hi again 2p2.

Here's a 175k sample at 25nl. Aware that ft3b is too high, it's a work in progress, but all other suggestions are most welcome! Just had a break-even 6 weeks, totally ruined the w/r

Cheers,

CO

haha, you actually show profit @ SB. They are not adjusting to your 70% ATS on SB? Could you add flop cbet stat on your stats by position and graph with red/blue line please.

The only thing I can suggest you is to move up to NL50

you can open more from CO I guess

I'm not too familiar with NL25-stats, but it seems like you are pretty passive on turn, and maybe river too. Maybe you are not valuebetting enough or could double barrel more.

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please can tell me someone what I am doing wrong?
I know there is some tilt, but there must be some other bigger leak.

I think i do lose too many times the big Hands on the river, but i dont know how to fix this problem. so if i have a hand and it isnt the nuts, so i can't fold everytime

please tell me, if you find something bad in the stats

I play 5nl 6 max. Need help! Is my blinds normal or is it down too much.





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I'm focusing on 10NL atm. Played around 25k hands. My red line is simply awful, don't know what else. Any suggestions?

your blinds arent too bad, but you should be winning more from the other positions

I'm glad that my blinds are ok. I just hit a bad downswing and lost 3BI so thats why it's a bit low. I was looking over at my stats and I think I 1. Cbet turn too much. 2. Not stealing blinds enough? is there anything else that I missed?

Yeah you are very, very, very dishonest on turn. I would cbet tad more on flop and try to get turn cbet to somewhere around 50% which is quite reasonable and still means you aren't being too honest. Especially at NL5 there's no need to 2nd barrel bluff all the time.

Steal more from CO, bit more from button and less from SB. Your SB steal attempt is higher than BTN despite SB being worse steal position than button...That's just illogical Reverse the BTN and SB steal attempts rather.

You fold to cbets so much that it's like printing money to cbet against you.

Your aggression frequency is over 50%! I think that's too high for NL5. Are you sure you aren't trying to bluff too much? At NL5 not too hot idea to bluff constantly.

Don't limp UTG.

Loosen up from CO. Your UTG, MP and CO are all very similar raise range. You should be loosening up bit more from MP and even more from CO compared to UTG.

Something odd with your button showdown. Are you sure you aren't going to showdown too light? 40% won at showdown there.

UTG showdown thing is even more odd. You are raising tight, going to showdown a lot and not winning there all that often. And you aren't winning when you saw flop there all that often...Are you 3 barrel bluffing that much? 2 barrel bluffs?

Just wanna ask a general question on stats.

What are the general VPIP/PFR ranges of LAGs, TAGs and nits? At 10NL, if this is relevant at all.

Have I got some major leaks NL2€? I have got the aggro factor pretty high, idk how come, but eh isn't the online poker about aggression. My losses w/o showdown is 5€ and wins with showdown is 30€.
I'm pretty lost with improving my WWSF.

your sample size is too small, but you are probably good enough to beat nl2 anyways.

aggf is probably high due to running good, like turn cbet%. you should ignore WWSF because for it to be 40%+ you need to bluff sometimes, which is -EV at nl2. you call 3bets too much, could be sample size, but consider folding more often, this could be big leak, especially if you call 3bets OOP with hand like AQ or 99-TT, because you are most of the time dominated, so folding is definitely better.
Hope it helps, good luck man.

First two samples are from pokertableratings.. that time i did not use PKTracker and not saved hand history..



$0.01/$0.02 NLH SH hands 11,016 bb/100 13.47
$0.02/$0.05 NLH SH hands 10,556 bb/100 5.03






is that enough sample to move up to the next level or should i stay at these limits for a while.. my plan is NL100.. is possible to succed ? im afraid of burn out.. i know best thing is try it, but maybe there are people with similar experience that can give me advice.. how did they go moving up..

as you can see i play tigh ... to be more loose and more aggresive i became leggopoker member and i watch their videos to improve -. hope it help me a little..

Disagree somewhat. You shouldn't be going all crazy at bluffing but if you can read the board texture and opponent well you can pick up good spots to bluff. My stats at NL2 were went to showdown 30, won at showdown 51.2 and won when saw flop 41.7. Went to showdown pretty high but when you can get free showdowns with marginal holdings often that goes up.

It's about identifying your opponent. At NL2 there's basically two types of fishes. The callstation ones and then the loose-passive-weak-tight ones who love to see flops, love to peel light but give up easily on turn especially if good scarecard comes and they don't have ATLEAST top pair.

First ones you shouldn't be bluffing, second ones are the type you can bound mercilessly provided you have outs(because if they call you on turn they do have something and can get sizable valuebet on river so good to have plan B as backup) or when there's good scarecard(overcards A-Q are particulary good but flush hitting works also).

Probably could get the stats on those even better if I would go there again. Pretty sure I have improved my game since then

even tho I agree with you about weak-fish, there's so much fat value at nl2, you don't need to bother bluffing fish. especially because you are probably not any good if you play nl2, and could easily misjudge the fish and barrel off vs calling station. donkeys also tend to suffer from heavy mood changes, they can go from calling station into maniac mode or from weak-tight into calling station mode depeding on if they are winning or losing.

There's fat value but recognising spots where you can simply take the pot down doesn't remove anything from your fat value. It's not like you don't get value for your big hands when you take the small pots away from weak-tight fishes If anything it only helps to get value.

I got nice value for my big hands and won even without hand often enough. Won when saw flop 40%+ is definetely archievable without hurting you. It's not like I went constantly 3 barrel bluffing and most of the times I pulled that one off it worked to boot.

And why bother? Well for one thing a) more profits b) helps you to work on hand reading and reading the board texture which helps as you move up. Better to practice from the get-go where it's lot easier than start worrying about that when you reach higher levels where it's not only very much required but also harder to do...

I need help with my game, and here are my stats and graph. Besides learning to run good what else can i do to improve my game, looking at these stats?

vpip/pfr ratio, you're calling too much (probably marginal) hands
3bet more
cbet more, it is insanely low

positional stats might be interesting as well

Here are my positional stats

you need to be tightening up from the blinds, defending too much,
3betting too little. that's what i can tell, pretty sure there's more

Thanks for the advice! I'll try cbetting, 3betting, and tightening up more from the blinds, and we'll see how it goes
I like calling alot in late positions with marginal suited hands and connectors, versus tight regs, to try and outplay them postflop, is this good?