Bumping your own post several times won't do you any good. Most likely the few people who looked at your stats with a magnifying glass didn't find anything blatantly out of the ordinary.

Thanks, even that helps a bit. Sorry I'm ******ed with photobucket. I tried several times resizing it through both photobucket and MS Paint. Next time I guess I'll try another picture format or imageshack instead. I didn't bump my post to be rude...

I've been struggling trying to find ways to improve my blind loss rates by digging through PT3 the last few days and so I was hoping for help. I've been monitoring this thread and see it hasn't moved, hence the bump.

Does anyone have a good feel for overall PFR% in BB option free look hands, excluding SB limp HU hands? Or what a decent loss rate is with those? I don't think I'm winning enough of my bb back in those situations and just hitting the flop more often isn't a skill I can learn. Since these hands actually occur a decent % of the time, I'm pretty sure I have a leak here and am not PFR'ing enough. Suggestions?

Try to call less oop, especially from the blinds. You can defence liberally bvb, but try to fold more or 3bet vs a CO/BTN raise, because you're going to be oop.

You can also open some more hands, probably in every position. Stick to value from EP-CO, and start mixing it up OTB and in the SB against the right opponents. If the BB folds 85% to steals, just open everything that's even remotely playable postflop.

And fold more. Both your flop and turn bet call %'s are on the low end. Put more focus into handreading, so you know when you're likely to be behind. The best way to improve this is by HH reviews and posting hands.

Hey guys,

I'm just wondering how I go about posting my stats in HEM for analysis here? Do I just take a screenshot of a particular window in HEM?

Any help would be great thanks

positional stats

Hi there. I've been playing NL5 and NL10 Rush FR and, as you can certanly see by my stats and results, I'm missing something.

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I know that I have a fairly small sample, but I would appreciate any advice about my stats and I also have some questions that I would like to put to people more experienced than me.

1. I understand that a high flop c-bet is a important part of a winning strategy. Altought, I get a feeling that a lot of my flop cbets are called, leaving me to cbet only my good hands ( I also cbet good flops IP, but once called I tend to give up). My question is: In your opinion, how high should be my flop c-bet %? Since people at the micros call down so often, shouldn't I be cbetting almost only my good hands?

2. I know I'm a nit and I fold too much. My WTSD% scares me, it should be higher shouldn't it? How can I improve this part of my game?

3. I play fairly tight in early position and open up a little as I get closer to the button. I think my steal % is kind of ok. What do you think about it? Should I be opening more from EP? Stealing more/less?

4. BLIND PLAY! I got a feeling that I'm playing very bad from both blinds. I tend to play very tight and straight forward from the blinds, but I start to think that playing very few hands from the blinds won't improve my results. By looking at my blind stats, what would you think that I need to change and how?

5. How do you think rush differs from a normal cash game? Any specific thing I should be focused on while playing rush?

I think it's everything, I would love if someone could take some time to answer my questions, I know I'm being a kind of a pain in the ass, but I'm willing to put down the time in order to try to improve, I just need someone to point me the right direction =)

Can anyone spot my leaks? I dont believe I only run bad... Would appreciate some feedback alot. Also when I play nl10 it seems way more nitty then nl25 or is that just me? (Like look in the lobby now for example)

Mainly you're too passive. Don't open-limp, cold-call less, call 3-bets way less, call less postflop.

Ok, whats difference between cold-call less and call less postflop? Cold calling is just flatting someones pfr?

ALso I dont open limp at all? Only when limpers are in front of me

When I wrote cold-calling I was referring to preflop. Half of the time you put money in the pot you don't raise.

Hi,

I played a few K hands at 5nl, it didn't go well. I think it was a case of running bad but I thought I'd play 2nl again for a while before having another go. Also, I switched from 4 to 24 tables.

This is a week's worth of hands. Can I please get some feedback and any specific comments that might assist my second run at 5nl?

Also, anyone know I can post this image so it's an easy size to read?

Thanks

Hi this a 9k hand stats of 2nl playing at poker stars. i know im a fish , and i would like you to help me on my game. any advices are welcome.

Read the first page of this thread. Then look at your stats. You are basically never raising preflop unless you have a premium pair or AK. You will have more success if you fold most hands, raise with good hands, and call only in exceptional situations.

Read the stickied threads on the first page of this forum. Search for sircuddles' "Complete Guide" and DiggerTheDog's "Nit Clinic".

imagine everyone folds or limps and im in the sb or bb with qk, qj or kj. should i fold limp or raise?

If they are suited, then you could limp. Otherwise, raise or fold. What do you hope to hit out of position in a multiway pot?

But I'm more talking about the button, where your VPIP is 23%, and your VPIP is 5%.

ok thanks.

One of the main things that wins pots is initiative. Initiative being the preflop aggressor. By just calling you are playing very very passively for 97% of your hands...

You give marginal hands a free look at the flop by just calling and you let other players take the initiative. Passive poker is not a winning style, as most hands do not go to showdown. Raising with all your hands when you want to enter a pot makes it harder for your opponents to read you, which means you could potentially have a very good hand or a very bad hand. Keeping your opponents guessing is a factor that will allow you to transition to higher limits.

Try reading Harrington on cash games - Volume One will help develop your preflop play and ultimately lay a solid foundation for advancing your game.

Please, for the love of all things holy, read the COTW on stealing and then apply it.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...ealing-419666/

Also follow the links

I'm sorry guys if this question has been answered before but I'm starting to get curious.

Why does it seem that when your redline (Won $ w/o SD) increases your blueline (W$ w/ SD) decreases and vice-versa? I can't figure it out but it's definitely something that seems to happen too often to be a coincidence.

That's pretty much obvious isn't it? When you win money w/o SD you're not going to SD and your redline is going up and blueline down. I'm not sure what are you asking, this seems to be so obvious.

Your blue line doesn't decrease when you win w/o showdown. These two statistics are independent of each other. If you show down a losing hand your blue line decreases, there is no direct correlation.

10NL

I know this is an extremely small sample size, and I need more volume, but I am just looking for any feedback on the obvious leaks.

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Dunamo: You play too many hands, and you take them too far. Tighten up, both preflop and postflop.

Read the first couple of posts in this thread.

Before you play another hand for money read and try to understand the articles in the following thread

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...ntents-397190/

In my opinion those articles are a bit too advanced.