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11-25-2013 , 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by maaj3
I am not great at analyzing stats but this is what I thought of when I saw yours.

I think you should look into what hands are profitable in what position. You seem to know a little about position but your ranges in early position seems a bit too wide imo.

You also 3bet quite wide, which is ok if you know how to keep up the aggression, but to be able to do this profitable I would consider looking for what bet sizing is optimal in different situations, or just stick to 3betting for value and then cut down some of the 3betting from the blinds where you seem to be getting a little out of line. (about 10 percent resteal I think is ok and then put some of the other hands in your flatting range)
Thanks. I'll try and tighten up, but I'm not quite sure about the 3betting. I'm not doing it to everyone, but there are some regs with something like 95% fold to 3bet where I can just reraise them over and over and over again and they just fold.
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11-27-2013 , 08:24 AM
I've been out of poker for a while, I was always a break-even/slightly winning player at the micros on full ring cash games... Played mostly at Party, that place seems bizzare now. After 10 months off I decided to jump back into it and try Zoom. So far played a little over 20K hands at $5 full ring. I usually 3-table so I can take in about 1000 hands in just over an hour. I realize there's a lot of limping and min-raising pre-flop going on and I don't really have a strategy, and frankly, I think my post-flop play is terrible. I've got a lot of work to do. So far I've been doing well.. maybe it's just the happy side of variance. Here's my stats. Would appreciate if anything is jumping out as something I should focus on first that could be a major leak.. or at least minor tweaking before I get into the nuts and bolts of it.

Appreciate it, thanks!





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11-29-2013 , 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by maples
Thanks. I'll try and tighten up, but I'm not quite sure about the 3betting. I'm not doing it to everyone, but there are some regs with something like 95% fold to 3bet where I can just reraise them over and over and over again and they just fold.
yeah then it is obv ok to 3bet a lot.
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11-29-2013 , 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by jhicks99
I've been out of poker for a while, I was always a break-even/slightly winning player at the micros on full ring cash games... Played mostly at Party, that place seems bizzare now. After 10 months off I decided to jump back into it and try Zoom. So far played a little over 20K hands at $5 full ring. I usually 3-table so I can take in about 1000 hands in just over an hour. I realize there's a lot of limping and min-raising pre-flop going on and I don't really have a strategy, and frankly, I think my post-flop play is terrible. I've got a lot of work to do. So far I've been doing well.. maybe it's just the happy side of variance. Here's my stats. Would appreciate if anything is jumping out as something I should focus on first that could be a major leak.. or at least minor tweaking before I get into the nuts and bolts of it.

Appreciate it, thanks!





You have a fairly big gap between vpip/pfr. Maybe you should look to 3bet a bit more of your preflop range, and also I think maybe tighten up a bit. But you have a decent win rate so it seems to work out for you to play more hands.

You loose a little too much in the BB. I would look for players with fold to 3bet over 85% which is fairly common at the micros and just 3bet them a lot.

Your aggression factor I think is 1.48, I am not used to HM but think it is the same as for PT4? This could be that you call too much or bet too little postflop, probably both. I think a good AF is somwere around 3 if I recall from an old cotw on the subject by mpethy, so this might be an area to try and improve too. Just try and find some boards you float and almost always loose at, and boards were it is unlikely for opponent to have a hand so you can conbet profitably.

I am not great at analyzing stats but I hope some of this helps.
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11-29-2013 , 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by maaj3
You have a fairly big gap between vpip/pfr. Maybe you should look to 3bet a bit more of your preflop range, and also I think maybe tighten up a bit. But you have a decent win rate so it seems to work out for you to play more hands.

You loose a little too much in the BB. I would look for players with fold to 3bet over 85% which is fairly common at the micros and just 3bet them a lot.

Your aggression factor I think is 1.48, I am not used to HM but think it is the same as for PT4? This could be that you call too much or bet too little postflop, probably both. I think a good AF is somwere around 3 if I recall from an old cotw on the subject by mpethy, so this might be an area to try and improve too. Just try and find some boards you float and almost always loose at, and boards were it is unlikely for opponent to have a hand so you can conbet profitably.

I am not great at analyzing stats but I hope some of this helps.
Thanks a lot for the help!
I think the gap comes in VPIP/PFR comes from set-mining. From EP I'm throwing away 22/33 but limping 44/55/66/77 and then hoping to call a small reraise. From MP I start opening 77/88 and everything else from LP. I also tend to call with any PP which may be a problem. I've lost more than a few stacks with the bottom set Like I said, I'm not really sure of a strategy as in ring games I wasn't actively looking to set mine, it's still been profitable for me but I wonder if I'm seeing too many flops.

As for 3bet, that's something to work on and keep an eye out for, same with my aggression, thanks again. Like I said, I'm just back in it and would probably be embarrassed if anyone watched me play. My post flop strategy has been to pot-control, try to keep the pot small on my weaker made hands, medium on my medium strength made hands and bigger on my stronger made hands while finding the occasional bluffing-spot to steal it.
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11-30-2013 , 05:17 PM
Can anyone tell me what is the method to get combined blind loses please? Am i simply adding my totals together? So say I lose 5bb/100 in the SB and 10 bb/100 in the BB Im thinking my combined loses are 15bb/100. That is the method I have always used yet when I look at hem and just filter for SB/BB and get rid of the other positions I can still see my totals as above but the total Hem comes up with under these is different. Which one is the accepted way?
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11-30-2013 , 06:23 PM
If you lose 5bb in 100 hands in the SB and 10bb in 100 hands in the BB, then you lose 15bb in a total of 200 hands, which makes it 7.5bb/100.

The question is why you need to combine them.
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11-30-2013 , 07:05 PM
Just thinking about when people are saying things like a combined loss of 60bb/100 in the blinds been about average. A combined 60bb/100 loss would then be worse than -20bb in the SB and -40bb in the BB wouldn't it?
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12-01-2013 , 03:20 AM
That would depend on the people who make those statements It's possible that they just add the values.
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12-01-2013 , 05:23 AM
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Originally Posted by jhicks99
Thanks a lot for the help!
I think the gap comes in VPIP/PFR comes from set-mining. From EP I'm throwing away 22/33 but limping 44/55/66/77 and then hoping to call a small reraise. From MP I start opening 77/88 and everything else from LP. I also tend to call with any PP which may be a problem. I've lost more than a few stacks with the bottom set Like I said, I'm not really sure of a strategy as in ring games I wasn't actively looking to set mine, it's still been profitable for me but I wonder if I'm seeing too many flops.

As for 3bet, that's something to work on and keep an eye out for, same with my aggression, thanks again. Like I said, I'm just back in it and would probably be embarrassed if anyone watched me play. My post flop strategy has been to pot-control, try to keep the pot small on my weaker made hands, medium on my medium strength made hands and bigger on my stronger made hands while finding the occasional bluffing-spot to steal it.
I think problem with limp calling in EP is that it looks exactly as what it is. As soon as you face people who knows this, and has a fold button, limp/calling small pockets will be a huge leak. Better to start opening, i.e raise first in, with some suited connectors and suited Aces i EP and look to keep up aggression whenever you get a piece of the board.

gl at the tables!
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12-07-2013 , 11:00 AM
NL10 Fullring
It`s possible to get +BB in blinds?
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12-11-2013 , 11:16 AM
can anyone help me plug my leaks? especially on blinds!!



nl2 6max zoom
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12-12-2013 , 06:30 PM
You both need way bigger samples to determine any blind leaks and then fix them.

As for you destroyer, I guess anything is possible but I wouldn't focus on getting it in the positive.
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12-13-2013 , 05:40 PM
23 300 hands on 6-max 2NL



and 14812 hands on full ring 2NL. Any thoughts?

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12-20-2013 , 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Marillion
23 300 hands on 6-max 2NL



and 14812 hands on full ring 2NL. Any thoughts?

I think I read a WCGRider post saying he keeps his FR TAG vpip/pfr around 20-22/18-19.

13/11 in CO is a bit nitty to me. imo open more suited connectors/ 1 gappers, kings and aces from CO
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12-21-2013 , 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted by cadillacyeah
I think I read a WCGRider post saying he keeps his FR TAG vpip/pfr around 20-22/18-19.

13/11 in CO is a bit nitty to me. imo open more suited connectors/ 1 gappers, kings and aces from CO
I believe this the wrong things approach really. You should think about what hands you can play profitably in what position, not play hands to reach a certain "style of play" since you will almost certainly do many more costly mistakes if you try hard to reach 22/20 if you add 4% of hands you don't know what to do with. This post might help
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...indset-809398/

I think your stats signals a good TAG style of play. If you want to add more hands anywhere start to try suited connectors OTB and check down if you miss the board, but then you need to valuebet good when you do hit.
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12-29-2013 , 09:05 PM
Anyone want to give a comment on my stats so far.
First time ever using any HUD (1st day of HM2 trial).
Started to play again after a time off the 23.12.
Small sample but here it goes.



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12-30-2013 , 12:31 AM
Only 10k+ hands @ 10nl FR, but would love to have comments please! Thanks!





Appreciate any help from 2+2ers!
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12-30-2013 , 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by wampster
Anyone want to give a comment on my stats so far.
First time ever using any HUD (1st day of HM2 trial).
Started to play again after a time off the 23.12.
Small sample but here it goes.



You are super nitty, and you probably benefit yourself a lot if you start opening up a lot more, now that you're at the micro stakes so to speak. It's a great place to learn.

Other than that, the stats you offer don't say a lot given your sample size. I'd open up more and 3b a ton more.
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12-30-2013 , 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by topbar93
Only 10k+ hands @ 10nl FR, but would love to have comments please! Thanks!





Appreciate any help from 2+2ers!
Small sample so far but it seems good tbh. I'd cbet flops a bit less, but I guess you can get away with it.
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12-30-2013 , 10:50 PM
Yeah i cbet a lot! The problem is im starting to try cbetting less and double barreling less, and ill see how it affects winrate and stuff.

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12-31-2013 , 03:43 PM
Hello, just wondering if someone can take a look at my graph and provide some feedback on how to improve. Thanks!


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01-01-2014 , 11:52 AM
Without stats.

No.

Or well we could argue how your blue line and red line are switched and you should focus a ton more on the blue line than the redline, which probably in this case just means thoughtless aggression
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01-01-2014 , 05:48 PM
hey guys!
From my thread here: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/69...m-nl5-1402940/ you can see that i had some depressing stats last year, but this year i change my game and i'm wondering if i made any progress..
so if someone would comment on my stats I'll be very happy.

last year(200k+ hands - 17k SH other is FR):



1st day of new year (3.5k hands FR):



what do you think? am i on the right track?
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01-02-2014 , 11:17 AM


any leaks ? just lost 5BIs -_-
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