[OFFICIAL] Stats and Graphs Analysis Thread
11-23-2008
, 03:15 PM
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...&postcount=489
Because I kept an eye on the "Att Steal Blinds". It was 18/97 both before and after this hand.
11-23-2008
, 04:49 PM
11-23-2008
, 04:55 PM
11-24-2008
, 05:40 AM
11-24-2008
, 08:09 AM
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Play more hands in LP and throw away the speculative ones in EP, MP Stop Cold Calling so much in EP. Cut it down in LP, raise or fold instead. Raise more in position from BTN, CO and HJ You might find the soon to be famous post 489 interesting to read:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...&postcount=489
You could also check out Pokey's and Dan Bitel’s advice on blind stealing.
Would be interesting to see your "Agg" numbers for Flop, turn and river.
11-24-2008
, 02:00 PM
Zampono 2 things jump out from your stats:
1) You need to learn about position and how important it is in NL. Your stats show almost no change from EP to LP. Your UTG VPIP should be roughly 1/3 of your Button VPIP. Hands played in position win more often because you can steal more pots when checked to, lose less money when they lose (because you have better control of teh betting and can check behind) and win more money when they win (for the same reason)
2) Your PFR raising stats are too low. General rule of thumb is a pfr/vpip ~ 2/3, as a min.. That is, 2/3 of the time you are entering preflop you are raising. If you want to limp/cold call you should have a good reason for doing so. Here's a good article from the stickies that's relevent.
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...iative-139320/
Also if you want to keep your screenname secret, it's usually a good idea to black out the player index on the left.
1) You need to learn about position and how important it is in NL. Your stats show almost no change from EP to LP. Your UTG VPIP should be roughly 1/3 of your Button VPIP. Hands played in position win more often because you can steal more pots when checked to, lose less money when they lose (because you have better control of teh betting and can check behind) and win more money when they win (for the same reason)
2) Your PFR raising stats are too low. General rule of thumb is a pfr/vpip ~ 2/3, as a min.. That is, 2/3 of the time you are entering preflop you are raising. If you want to limp/cold call you should have a good reason for doing so. Here's a good article from the stickies that's relevent.
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...iative-139320/
Also if you want to keep your screenname secret, it's usually a good idea to black out the player index on the left.
11-24-2008
, 03:55 PM
Quote:
That was not the case because I could see the hand in PT, but the stats for "Stealing" did not get updated. BTW it happened again last night, think there might be some problem when it imports the hands. Will not pay to much attention to the numbers. At least I know I'm a bit higher on the "Steal" procentage than shown in PT
There are bound to be some mistakes in such complex software; if you have found one, they would be happy to know about it.
The hand you posted was a clear steal--maybe Rusty is right and you missed it loading, maybe there is a flaw in the program. I don't know, but the folks at PT3 will.
11-24-2008
, 04:07 PM
Quote:
Zampono 2 things jump out from your stats:
1) You need to learn about position and how important it is in NL. Your stats show almost no change from EP to LP. Your UTG VPIP should be roughly 1/3 of your Button VPIP. Hands played in position win more often because you can steal more pots when checked to, lose less money when they lose (because you have better control of teh betting and can check behind) and win more money when they win (for the same reason)
2) Your PFR raising stats are too low. General rule of thumb is a pfr/vpip ~ 2/3, as a min.. That is, 2/3 of the time you are entering preflop you are raising. If you want to limp/cold call you should have a good reason for doing so. Here's a good article from the stickies that's relevent.
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...iative-139320/
Also if you want to keep your screenname secret, it's usually a good idea to black out the player index on the left.
1) You need to learn about position and how important it is in NL. Your stats show almost no change from EP to LP. Your UTG VPIP should be roughly 1/3 of your Button VPIP. Hands played in position win more often because you can steal more pots when checked to, lose less money when they lose (because you have better control of teh betting and can check behind) and win more money when they win (for the same reason)
2) Your PFR raising stats are too low. General rule of thumb is a pfr/vpip ~ 2/3, as a min.. That is, 2/3 of the time you are entering preflop you are raising. If you want to limp/cold call you should have a good reason for doing so. Here's a good article from the stickies that's relevent.
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...iative-139320/
Also if you want to keep your screenname secret, it's usually a good idea to black out the player index on the left.
also, your button win rate is far too low. This is usually a post-flop leak, so you will need to look at the hands you have played OTB and try to determine what the problem is. Check to make sure you are not c-betting bad boards to c bet and that you are c-betting good ones. Check your double barrel frequency and success rates.
also, based on your red line it looks like you are leaking from the SB (this stat was cut off from your position stats).
11-24-2008
, 04:14 PM
11-24-2008
, 09:57 PM
11-25-2008
, 12:38 AM
11-25-2008
, 01:32 AM
11-25-2008
, 01:40 AM
i will just have to collect more data. I still have those pics saved on my comp to compare to. I should have asked if it was a good idea first lol. o well
I hit a nice hand in like my 20th hand since purging my DB ill figure out how to post hand then ill post it here in a min
I hit a nice hand in like my 20th hand since purging my DB ill figure out how to post hand then ill post it here in a min
11-25-2008
, 02:12 AM
11-25-2008
, 05:03 AM
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Rusty and pele have reminded me of something I have been wanting to say ITT for a while--If you have posted your stats here, you would probably derive a lot of benefit from popping back in and analyzing stats for other posters who post after you.
Contrary to what people have taken to saying, this is not my thread. I, for one, would love to see other people who are good at stat analysis posting more in this thread.
Contrary to what people have taken to saying, this is not my thread. I, for one, would love to see other people who are good at stat analysis posting more in this thread.
Example:
In Last nights session I had a known TAG two seats to my right. Every time he was in CO or BTN he raised if folded to him, standard TAG style of play. I then began to take advantage of that by sometimes re-raising with any average hand from SB and BB. In 80 hands or so I re-raised him six times and he folded every time
.I could probably have done it some more, but I thought that if I did it to much he'd start playing back.
11-25-2008
, 04:49 PM
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11-25-2008
, 05:35 PM