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10-25-2018 , 08:52 PM
Hey guys, mostly a rec live player but I'm currently making an attempt to become adept at online play for convenience reasons as well as becoming a better overall player. I'd like to deposit 500 bucks and grind 25nl for a few hundred thousand hands but in an attempt to be responsible and improve I am planning on playing 100k hands at 5-10nl to make sure I am capable of beating these levels first/fix leaks that are inevitably present in my game. No use in spewing $1k+ at 25nl if I'm not good enough to beat 5 or 10nl first.

Playing Ignition 6-max regular tables, 80% of my stats/graph are at 5nl; currently on a 10k hand breakeven stretch. Definitely caught some tough variance and definitely spewed a buy-in or two because of it but I'm still confident I'm capable of beating these games with some help.

I know sample size is at the bare-minimum here but the sooner you guys can help seal some of these leaks the better.

I use Hold Em' Indicator for a HUD and transport my hands to Pokeit.co for analysis. If you would like me to include any additional stats I can definitely do so.

10K Break Even Graph (hopefully its just the break even stretch everyone always says is standard)


General Hero Report


Position Report
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10-28-2018 , 04:15 AM
Is there anyone who can help me with the right stat numbers in my HUD for Holdemmanager?

I want to know what the right range is for example your VPIP.
What range is a tight range? Between what range is a solid player?
between what range is a loose agressive player?

Is there a list for all the stats? I cant find it anywhere.

I'm a beginner and want to start with the micro stakes (5NL - 50NL)
6max or 9 max NLH cashgame.
Also want to play FO tournaments.

Thank you for your reply!
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10-28-2018 , 05:37 AM
Is there anyone who can help me with the right colour range in my HUD for Holdemmanager?

I want to know what the right range is for example your VPIP.
What range is a tight range? Between what range is a solid player?
between what range is a loose agressive player?

Is there a list for all the stats? I cant find it anywhere.

I'm a beginner and want to start with the micro stakes (5NL - 50NL)
6max or 9 max NLH cashgame.
Also want to play FO tournaments.

Thank you for your reply!
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10-28-2018 , 06:05 AM
There are probably threads about stats somewhere but as vpip for 6max I would say:
1-16 tight/nit
17-24 Soild Tag
25-32 Lag
33+ fish
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10-28-2018 , 08:37 AM
I cant find anything about it.
Thank you for your answer but i need it for all of the stats
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10-29-2018 , 01:24 PM
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I can't figure out why the embedded images are 404ing :/
When you go to the image page on Imgur, you need to copy the link to the PNG/JPG file. You can even just grab the text where it says "BB code". (2+2 uses standard Bulletin Board markup code).

So you'd copy the bit that says https://i.imgur.com/GvL3ftr.png and Imgur would automatically add the {IMG} tags.
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10-29-2018 , 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Iaregravy
I know I should be 3betting more like 10 instead of 6.9, which is where my overall is.
Your overall stats are actually fine. A 7% 3-bet is pretty standard/good for micros. Obviously there are positional battles where you're 3-betting more than 10%, but overall it will average as less than that.
One stat that caught my eye was that you're opening 18% UTG, which is the same as your MP RFI. It could be partly due to variance in card distribution, but I think you'd increase your winrate UTG by tightening up to about 14% in that seat. You'd then have a slightly stronger range when c-betting OOP and that would lead to a higher WWSF as well.
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10-29-2018 , 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by televerket
Somebody that would take a look at my stats and give som pointers? NL10 fastforward on PartyPoker.
Is your graph all from the same limit? It looks like something changed in your playing style in the last 7000 hands. Maybe it's just variance, but your redline started plummeting, while your blueline had a heater. Optimal play would probably have graph lines somewhere in between.
Your overall stats seem reasonable, but I'm a bit concerned by your losses in the SB. (It's more common to lose more in the BB).
You're folding to a lot of 3-bets in BvB, so I wonder if you're opening a bit too loose, and regs are exploiting you. Add the "Unopened PFR %" stat (it means the same as "raise first in") to your positional report to see if you're opening the SB much wider than the BTN for instance.
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10-29-2018 , 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy Art
Hey guys! First time i'm posting in this thread! If you need any additional stats, let me know! Thanks in advance!
Solid graph, Andy!
Stats look nice too. You're a bit nitty in EP, but I don't think it's a problem as such. It looks like you play a lot of 3-handed pots. I presume it's really hard to get a fishy table on Ipoker at those limits, so you must have a lot of battles in the blinds and BTN.
The river call efficiency numbers for the blinds are a little concerning. I think you're probably being a little bit too stationy OOP (or in BvB) (I have the same issue tbh), but your lossrates in the blinds are by no means bad.
There's no gaping leak that I can spot from the stats alone. Seems like you're doing pretty well.
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10-29-2018 , 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by jaybeee
Hey, I used to be just a reader but after reading through the topic I thought maybe you could also help me. I think something is wrong with the way I play maybe I play too much on autopilot and I feel like my winrate could and should be better. Do you see any particular points where I should focus my work ?
I didn't spot anything massively out of line, but I think you're a bit too loose/aggro, but also like to call pre-flop a bit too much. A VPIP of nearly 30% in CO is a bit high, for example.
I'd just recommend tightening up your opening ranges a smidgeon, and - unless the cold-calling is working well - do a bit more 3-betting or folding.
If your opening ranges are a bit wider than average (as I think they currently are, especially in the 5-handed games), you can't really get away with c-betting over 70% of the time.
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10-30-2018 , 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
Solid graph, Andy!
Stats look nice too. You're a bit nitty in EP, but I don't think it's a problem as such. It looks like you play a lot of 3-handed pots. I presume it's really hard to get a fishy table on Ipoker at those limits, so you must have a lot of battles in the blinds and BTN.
The river call efficiency numbers for the blinds are a little concerning. I think you're probably being a little bit too stationy OOP (or in BvB) (I have the same issue tbh), but your lossrates in the blinds are by no means bad.
There's no gaping leak that I can spot from the stats alone. Seems like you're doing pretty well.
Yeah I think I'm leaking a bit in the Blinds, will take a closer look at that.
Thank you for taking the time!!!
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10-30-2018 , 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by BigEyedFish
I know sample size is at the bare-minimum here but the sooner you guys can help seal some of these leaks the better.
I can't see any glaring leaks in your stats. The sample size doesn't really tell us anything, unfortunately, so you've just gotta keep grinding it out. :/
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10-30-2018 , 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
I can't see any glaring leaks in your stats. The sample size doesn't really tell us anything, unfortunately, so you've just gotta keep grinding it out. :/


Thats the plan Arty, thanks for taking the time! Currently on a heater so it feels like things are starting to turn.
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11-08-2018 , 08:18 AM
Hello! I'm new here, and hope to learn a lot. Here is my graph and my stats for a quick analysis. Started with 50€ and passed 2NL and 5NL, currently playing 10NL at a 2.88 bb/100.

Feeling a bit tight and losing a lot of money.





VPIP; PFR; 3BET; F3BET; 3BvsHero; 4bet PF; F4B;
FCBET; CBET; RIVER BET; WSDWRB; FRIVER BET; WWSF; WSD;
FvsBTN OR (SB); 3BET when CO OR (SB); 3BET when BTN OR (SB); F when BTN OR (BB); 3BET when BTN OR (BB); FvsSB OR (BB); 3BET when SB OR (BB);
CALL PF 2BET (BTN); PF 3BET (BTN); OR(EP); OR(MP); OR(CO); OR(BTN);
OR(SB);
PF LIMP - FOLD; ROL; F3BET after raising (EP); F3BET after raising (MP); F3BET after raising (CO); F3BET after raising (BTN); F3BET after raising (SB);



Last edited by gojkokacar; 11-08-2018 at 08:25 AM.
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11-09-2018 , 07:20 PM
I can't see anything wrong with those numbers. Maybe you need to increase your VPIP slightly, and maybe lower your c-bet frequency to be a bit more balanced (you're a bit more aggro than average), but there's nothing glaringly bad in the numbers, and the results look pretty good.
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11-09-2018 , 07:28 PM
Are there any links to some crushers at 10/25 NL stats? Wouldnt necessarily play to match the stats perfectly but I think it would be an effect method identifying leaks
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11-10-2018 , 01:14 PM
Kiranov/GamblerGoat just posted a lot of stats from his 10NL and 25NL sessions. It's really interesting, as he has an amazing redline and plays differently to most regs. His PG&C is here: https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...again-1702627/
Other PG&C threads are good for learning from your peers, although not many regs like showing so many stats, because their opponents might be reading and looking for exploits.
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11-10-2018 , 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
Kiranov/GamblerGoat just posted a lot of stats from his 10NL and 25NL sessions. It's really interesting, as he has an amazing redline and plays differently to most regs. His PG&C is here: https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...again-1702627/
Other PG&C threads are good for learning from your peers, although not many regs like showing so many stats, because their opponents might be reading and looking for exploits.


Yeahh only time it wouldn’t hurt is if you’re a bovada/ignition player.

That red line is insane. How is that achievable? Seems like his postflop aggression isn’t anything out of the ordinary unless I’m reading things wrong
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11-14-2018 , 01:20 PM
Hello to everyone, I've been watching this thread for some time now and because of a current downswing I have started to question my ability so I've decided to post my stats and graph and get some feedback. As you can see, it's not a negligible sample (54k hands), so I guess I must be doing something wrong... There's no risk of ruin yet (I hope) as I currently have a bankroll of 160$ but if that trend continues there will be
I've been playing in PS and it's NL5 zoom 6max.
I appreciate any feedback beforehand!



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11-14-2018 , 07:12 PM
How are you doing when you cold-call pre-flop in MP, CO and OTB? Is there a PT filter for looking at results when you call a 2-bet pre? I think you might be flatting a little too often (instead of folding or 3-betting) and/or you're being a little bit too stationy post-flop when you call pre.
I think you're probably being a little too passive in the BB as well. While it's good to call a "lot" in that position, I think most of your losses come from calling pre-flop too often, so playing a little tighter vs opens might stem the losses.
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11-15-2018 , 03:15 AM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
How are you doing when you cold-call pre-flop in MP, CO and OTB? Is there a PT filter for looking at results when you call a 2-bet pre? I think you might be flatting a little too often (instead of folding or 3-betting) and/or you're being a little bit too stationy post-flop when you call pre.
I think you're probably being a little too passive in the BB as well. While it's good to call a "lot" in that position, I think most of your losses come from calling pre-flop too often, so playing a little tighter vs opens might stem the losses.
Thanks for the response Arty.
I try not to CC bets in MP, I either 3bet or fold. In CO and BTN I call with spec hands or set-mine when there's a tight player on the blinds and fold them when there are players that like squeezing.
I think you're right about the BB, even though I know what the correct strategy is and I have a calling range and a 3bet range, I am "afraid" to start check raising flops without decent equity as I have seen many players do and this turns out to be more like fit or fold poker. If only I could cut a 1/3 of my losses on the BB I would be happy.
Also if you've noticed, I have about 50-55% cbet. The same thing happens here, i see ppl cbetting without any equity and I simply can't do that. Don't get me wrong, i cbet when it hits my perceived range etc but when I'm on the btn, I know that he knows that I am wide and I don't want to get thrown off the hand. Could be a leak, I don't know.
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11-17-2018 , 03:10 PM
Your c-bet numbers are fine. I think your losses come from when you call pre, as I said. Does PT actually have a filter that you can run to see how well you do when you cold-call pre? You need a large sample size to draw conclusions, but even when I have a very low cold-call number in CO/BTN, it's a little scary how unprofitable it can be to press CALL pre-flop. (Set-mining small pairs in particular isn't anywhere near as profitable as it used to be, and suited connectors are pretty useless unless you run well with trips+.)
In the BB, I also call a bit too often, and - like you - don't check-raise enough. You end with a pretty bad redline if you call pre, float the flop, but then end up folding. With most hands, you have to retake the intiative fairly early on, because you won't win much by being stationy. The 5NLz game is probably the nittiest game on the planet. I can't stand it, tbh. The nitregs are extremely value-heavy (especially when they bet the river), so you kind of have to steal the pot from them on the flop, or get out of their way, so that you don't get valuetowned.
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11-17-2018 , 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
Your c-bet numbers are fine. I think your losses come from when you call pre, as I said. Does PT actually have a filter that you can run to see how well you do when you cold-call pre? You need a large sample size to draw conclusions, but even when I have a very low cold-call number in CO/BTN, it's a little scary how unprofitable it can be to press CALL pre-flop. (Set-mining small pairs in particular isn't anywhere near as profitable as it used to be, and suited connectors are pretty useless unless you run well with trips+.)
In the BB, I also call a bit too often, and - like you - don't check-raise enough. You end with a pretty bad redline if you call pre, float the flop, but then end up folding. With most hands, you have to retake the intiative fairly early on, because you won't win much by being stationy. The 5NLz game is probably the nittiest game on the planet. I can't stand it, tbh. The nitregs are extremely value-heavy (especially when they bet the river), so you kind of have to steal the pot from them on the flop, or get out of their way, so that you don't get valuetowned.
There is indeed a filter for the CCalls pre.


You're right, I am down 32$ in all sessions by cold calling in MP, CO and BTN even though the sample is quite low as you said (945 hands), but overall I don't have losses in these positions except the blinds.
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11-17-2018 , 11:15 PM
My position stats, results, leakbuster table.
Looking for some opinions, advice, thoughts etc





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11-18-2018 , 06:52 AM
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Originally Posted by louis7
You're right, I am down 32$ in all sessions by cold calling in MP, CO and BTN even though the sample is quite low as you said (945 hands), but overall I don't have losses in these positions except the blinds.
All those red numbers are pretty scary, huh? There's obviously a lot of variance in the small sample, but I think that filter should serve as a reminder to stop pressing CALL so much pre-flop. The game will be quite boring when you fold more often pre-flop, but stemming your losses is pretty important. I'd try to get the "Cold-call 2b" number down to <10 on the button (you can fold 55-22), and <8 in CO.
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