Mizark, tough to read cuz you split it up and put in graphs and stuff, but:

flatcall less from SB and BB, hands like KTo and 87s should never be flatcalled from the blinds. 3bet or fold although at 25NL you gotta be making sure you are 3betting the right villains.

Also open a ton more from the CO and button, imo you can open like 40%+ of your button hands profitably with the right ppl in the blinds.

Hi!

Can someone look at my stats? Playing 10NL.
Rakeback is keeping me alive. I can really use some good advise!

Well here they are!

Oh yes, I play 10 NL 6 max

Call less, raise more first off, 19/13 isn't too good, should be more like 19/18 or 19/17 or something where the gap is 1-3. Chances though are that your leaks are postflop and/or bet sizing.

How do I fix this?

fourie:
1) never openlimp (UTG there's a spread, should not be there)
2) hardly ever limp behind. raise or fold
3) your pfr numbers are way too static. raise more from late position, read pokey's post about stealing in the stickies if you haven't already
4) all in all your play doesn't seem enough positionally oriented. as an example, my BTN VPIP/PFR are more than double my UTG ones.
5) stop bleeding chips if you intend to fold "if he bets again", floating a very high cbet villain (preferably IN POSITION) is okay now and again, but don't make it a habit against anyone.
6) similarly, don't cbet just because it's supposed to be done. think about calling ranges, villain's likely holdings, and then look if the flop is likely to grant a fold before you cbet. there's nothing wrong with giving up if the flop likely hits villain's range (including giving him good draws).

I'm desperate for good advice here. I play 6-max 25NL and I'm running break-even


I know I've got problems and I want to improve.
Could someone help me to fix my stats?


Besides the obvious statsfixing, could someone also help me with these things?:

- I know my 6-max stats are nitty and I don't raise enough preflop, but I'm having a hard time finding more spots to raise. What am I doing wrong?
Should I raise more random air late position? Should I reraise more preflop (if yes, with what ranges should I do this)?

- I sometimes tend to openlimp with small-pockets in early position and call any raise with them to see flop. Only with small pp though. Is this bad?
- I've got the urge to see any flop with a pocket pair, even after a re-raise preflop. Is this the right thing to do? I love to hunt for sets..

- Am I calling too much preflop?

your vpip isn't nitty, just your pfr.
stop cold calling so much. if you're the first non-limper to act, open all the hands you would normally play with a raise.

Never limp. Never limp. Never limp.

If the bet is 0.25 to you and you want to see a flop, raise to 0.85 or more.

Rarely is it right to call a 3bet with a pocket pair only to set mine. Only when you get deep is it correct (like 200bbs)


Yes. The difference between your VPIP and your PFR should be 2-4%, not 9%.

You're also defending your blinds too much.

Hi, I'm a recreational cash player and just netted my first 4k hands at microstakes full ring.

I'm now trying to put stats into the context but still find it quite difficult. Hold'em Manager guide is useful and VPIP, PFR and aggression are clear enough... but would like your competent opinion for the rest: what's happening here?

http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/1576/statsk.jpg


For what I see I'm a mouse, a tight passive player waiting for the big hand to load preflop and then barrel one or two or three times. So far so good at microstakes?

Thanks a lot in advance.

So i recently started getting serious about playing FR cash games on stars.
After reading these forums and scouring the internets for more info on some of the concepts and strategies i feel my game has improved significantly even since friday (when i put up a real bankroll for the first time of 100). Anyway this is my first 10k hand sample.

Overall im okay with my results, i can for sure point to a few hands were i called bets i should not have, but its my first 10k and just noticing those mistakes is a huge improvement. Anyway heres my stats (sorry i use a mac with poker copilot2 so some stats are missing) if you guys could just point out any obvious leaks or places where im playing well it would be much appreciated. thanks for your opinions.

stats:



Poistion stats:


Chart:

You're both nits. This will be less profitable as you move up and you'll start to become a breakeven player. Ideal VPIP/PFR is someting around 20/18

Being a nit may work at 2nl-10nl but you'll get crushed at 25nl

also both of you are full ring players, this forum is for 6max only, there is a full ring forum

What is the threshold for CC% where it becomes to high. Obv some people will be able to CC more as their postflop skills will overcome the higher % but for avg players what range are we trying to keep it in?

this is not my real winrate because lately i experimented all kind of bluffing and strategies and levels of thinking. please tell me what you think about my stats at this point.

i recommend not thinking too much because almost all players play at level 1 and mostly playing 6-8 tables on auto pilot. especially don't try to bluff and try to represent cards and hand ranges like i did. they will call you down so light that you will be amazed.


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thx 2+2 peoples

here are the pics again posted correctly

Hey guys,

Here are some stats from 2/5NL on Stars. Ignore the HU 50NL and 5/10NL, just did that for fun and is irrelevant. I would really like some insight on how I am playing at 2/5 NL over the last 20k or so hands. Be brutally honest please and tell me if I suck and how I can improve. Any analysis is welcome.



Some hand analysis



Some graphs



Showdown and Nonshowdown money won...



EV AI Performance



Once again, most of this is 2/5NL on Stars, thanks in advance for any input and suggestions for improvement

Leaky: Stop limping. And stop calling so much raises.

Hey guys. Had an awful day yesterday and figured out i'd make a post so you could help me fix some leaks (tho i know its a small sample)

The upper limit is a small shot i took at 10NL, about 800 hands
The lower limit is my "regular" limit, 5NL, with about 5600 hands









thanks!

[QUOTE=Kismetdog;13846211]Hey guys. Had an awful day yesterday and figured out i'd make a post so you could help me fix some leaks (tho i know its a small sample)

The upper limit is a small shot i took at 10NL, about 800 hands
The lower limit is my "regular" limit, 5NL, with about 5600 hands



didn't you read before posting? at least 20k hands. sorry

i've seen other posters with similar sample sizes, i figured it was ok :S

Are there any other stats i can get out of HEM that might be interesting?
Please give me some advice

Generic question about stats:

A few friends and I have decided to start playing poker properly, have started a new roll on pokerstars and we've set ground rules for when we can move up / down, have time allocated to discuss hands etc etc..

So I'm 10k hands into this adventure playing 25NL (I used to beat it last year before I stopped playing over ~100k hands) and my stats all *look* fine to me but I'm a losing player.

I came across the variance simulator in another thread, and with my Standard Deviation at bb at 81.6 is 10k hands really enough to measure how well I'm playing? It's not affecting my confidence that much, but every losing session after I feel I've been playing well (and analysing it after to make sure I played ok etc) just makes me that tiny bit more frustrated that I feel I should be able to beat the stake for a semi decent BB/100.

I guess what I'm trying to ask is, how can you tell whether you are a winning player that's getting beat by standard deviation or a losing player that's just losing because you're bad? lol

My stats atm are:



Clar

you call too many river bets? your w$sd% is too low. you almost never fold to a 3bet? fold to 3bet 20% is wayyyyy tooooo lowwwww for 25nl. at 25 they don't 3bet light.

10k hands is nowhere near enough hands. You need prob a min of 50 or 100k hands to really know if you're beating the games and even that won't give you your true winrate.

Your stats look solid enough, altho I'm no expert. Is your call 3b% 39%?? If it is, that is wayyyy to high. You should be folding to a lot more 3b becasue villains at uNL dont tend to 3b that light at all unless they're good regs and there are enough fish to not have to sit w/ good players.

Plus the best to combat heavy 3bettors is too tighten up, 4b lighter or just move table, not call 3b's OOP.

It almost seems as if you are trying to play A SSNL game at the micros. You are betting aggressively and starting to show a good profit in hands not going to showdown but being break even in showdown is typically indicative of someone who is showing down too much (not the case here) or calling too many big river bets or turn bets and committing themselves (probably the case).
Sort through your played hands and look at one specifically where you lost a buy in or more w/ one pair. How many times out of your total HH where you lost a buy in was this your final hand? How often do you find yourself betting river and getting called only to find out you were behind the whole time?

Edit: Something tells me your probably made this change and dropped your went to sd stat somewhere around hand 17k imo.