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08-31-2009 , 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by jmbreslin
As someone who has recently moved up to 10NL I can tell you that this will cause you problems. 10NL is more aggressive than 5NL so limping small pairs in EP will be a leak - especially since there are so many halfstack and shortstack players (drastically reducing your implied odds). There are few things more annoying than limping a small pair and then having to fold to a raise from a 20BB stack). So my general advice is to cut down on playing hands in EP and start opening up a bit more in LP (your Button stats are good but you could stand to be a bit more aggressive in CO and HJ).

Also, and this is a leak I've recently worked at plugging, stop seeing so many flops in the SB - it will just get you in trouble. Someone once suggested playing the SB the way you'd play UTG: ignore the tempting pot odds and focus on the fact that you'll have the worst seat at the table postflop.
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Originally Posted by kasik047
@brussels - you are limping/calling far too much from the SB, you need to either fold or raise as you will be OOP for the hand. As you move up you need to tighten up your VPIP/PFR but at lower stakes being a little more passive is okay. Everything else looks pretty solid
Yeah I definitely intend to eliminate the EP limp-call-set mining from my game after I leave 5nl-it's just that you can get away with it at this level.

You both pointed out that thing about playing too much from the SB. That's something I'm going to try and eliminate immediately and also I'll try and open up my range a bit more in the HJ and CO.

Thanks for the advice guys.
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09-04-2009 , 12:22 AM


I'm on a sick downswing in non showdown winnings!!!
Are good players really breaking even there?
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09-04-2009 , 03:25 AM
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Originally Posted by FiveStonez
I'm on a sick downswing in non showdown winnings!!!
Are good players really breaking even there?
How about not being lazy and looking at other graphs in this thread? There's 144 pages of graphs by mostly non-good players, with many breaking even there and some going upwards.
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09-05-2009 , 11:04 AM
If we all had positive SD and non-SD winnings then we wouldnt still be at the micros...
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09-05-2009 , 03:54 PM
Want to know whats ppl find is a good C-bet and Fold to c-bet stat.

At 25nl over 40,000 hands im:

cbet 57%
Fold to cbet 65%

Im a 3.2BB winner but feel as i cbet more i lose more.
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09-06-2009 , 09:12 AM
Just moved back to FR, my only worry so far is that i'm opening more in the CO than on the BTN atm. I know it's only a small sample, and it's still LP so it isn't a major leak but should this be worrying for me?? And how do i go about rectifying it, or do i even need to, as it's such a small sample i think it might just be that i'm getting more hands in the CO



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09-06-2009 , 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by effectpaul
Want to know whats ppl find is a good C-bet and Fold to c-bet stat.

At 25nl over 40,000 hands im:

cbet 57%
Fold to cbet 65%

Im a 3.2BB winner but feel as i cbet more i lose more.
My cbet stats at around 67% at the min, so i don't think your cbetting enough, just add the cbet success stat if you have HEM and it should give you a good idea of how your doing.

I know i cbet a lot but to keep an eye on if i'm picking the right spots i check the success stat, if it's way high but you have a low cbet% then you could probably cbet more as your already good at it and picking good spots, whereas if your cbet% is high and your success% is low then your not cbetting well.
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09-06-2009 , 09:32 AM
57% CB is definitely too low. It could indicate that you're stealing too frequently, resulting in getting called more often and having to pull back on your CB attempts. Either that or you've become gun-shy and aren't CBing as often as you should be for your PFR%.

Look at hands where you do CB and lose the pot and then figure out what is going wrong. Are you not firing 2nd bullets enough? Are you being pushed off hands by raises and check-raises on the flop?
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09-06-2009 , 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by orangepeeleo
Just moved back to FR, my only worry so far is that i'm opening more in the CO than on the BTN atm. I know it's only a small sample, and it's still LP so it isn't a major leak but should this be worrying for me?? And how do i go about rectifying it, or do i even need to, as it's such a small sample i think it might just be that i'm getting more hands in the CO



Those are 6-max stats, no?
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09-06-2009 , 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by orangepeeleo
My cbet stats at around 67% at the min, so i don't think your cbetting enough, just add the cbet success stat if you have HEM and it should give you a good idea of how your doing.
Could you check out how "cbet success" is calculated in HEM?

I did the following calculation in PT3:
((Times Cbet) - (Times Cbet and saw turn)) / Times Cbet

Which tells me how often people fold when I cbet (gave me 58%).
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09-06-2009 , 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by jmbreslin
Those are 6-max stats, no?
No they are his FR stats. HEM shows early, middle, co, btn, sb, and bb in their position report. Unless you get the custom made FR reports that seperates every seat.
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09-06-2009 , 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by jmbreslin
57% CB is definitely too low. It could indicate that you're stealing too frequently, resulting in getting called more often and having to pull back on your CB attempts. Either that or you've become gun-shy and aren't CBing as often as you should be for your PFR%.

Look at hands where you do CB and lose the pot and then figure out what is going wrong. Are you not firing 2nd bullets enough? Are you being pushed off hands by raises and check-raises on the flop?

i have a 55% cbet sucuss rate
stealing at 35%

ill have to study my results a bit more.
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09-07-2009 , 04:27 PM
Hello,

If anyone want to take a few minutes and look at my charts hands and all pt3 stats here I would really appriciate it.







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09-07-2009 , 09:04 PM
Yea I know my stats are terrible. I guess im playing too tight and not raising enough. Im leaking like crazy from the blinds as well. Id really like to go up to 3bb/100 if anyone can help id appreciate it.







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09-07-2009 , 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by brutti
Hello,

If anyone want to take a few minutes and look at my charts hands and all pt3 stats here I would really appriciate it.
What you're doing seems to be working for you but the one thing I did notice is that you seem to be loosening up in late position but your aggression isn't increasing with it (7/7 in UTG, 13/8 on Button). What's the story there? With your tight VPIP stats you should be closer to 13/11 on the Button.
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09-08-2009 , 03:22 AM
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Originally Posted by jmbreslin
What you're doing seems to be working for you but the one thing I did notice is that you seem to be loosening up in late position but your aggression isn't increasing with it (7/7 in UTG, 13/8 on Button). What's the story there? With your tight VPIP stats you should be closer to 13/11 on the Button.
I tend to maybe give up sometimes if im on BTN and someone else has opened I guess.
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09-08-2009 , 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Zampono
Yea I know my stats are terrible. I guess im playing too tight and not raising enough. Im leaking like crazy from the blinds as well. Id really like to go up to 3bb/100 if anyone can help id appreciate it.
1) See my comment to brutti - you're loosening up in LP but your aggression isn't increasing enough.

2) You're bleeding money from the SB - focus on tightening up considerably. One thing I've done that has helped a great deal is to play the SB as I would play UTG (with a few exceptions) since it is the worst seat postflop.
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09-08-2009 , 09:54 AM
Havn't posted a graph/stats in a while but I thought I may as well seeing as I've been playing spewy as hell recently...or at least imo. These are all filtered for 25NL 7-9 handed.






One very worrying thing I've noticed is my SH losses (2-6 handed at FR tables), especially seeings as I like starting tables.



I feel sick after looking at this...
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09-09-2009 , 01:00 PM
So I know that not very many people play the CAP games at FT, but I thought I would post my results and stats, for those that may have some insight to the game.

This is 25NL/50NL/100NL (mostly 50 and 100). I'm worried about my red line. I don't know if its just variance or if non-showdown winnings will always be this negative.

My month sofar:



Stats:


Any thoughts, constructive criticisms, or advice would be appreciated.

Cheers,
~gtp

PS - Do all good players run this far under EV?
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09-10-2009 , 01:13 AM
..Hey folks, I'm very early in my poker playing lifespan, and I think a few nudges (or shoves) in the right direction would help my game big time. I only have 3,000 hands in my PT3, but I would love some advice/direction. If it's impossible with such small sample, I understand.

Right off the bat from reading the first two posts in this thread I can see that I'm playing way too lose and limping OOP. I think cutting down just that would improve my game to a more winning state. Anything else that might be helpful to me? Thanks a ton guys!

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09-10-2009 , 03:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Grrr34
Right off the bat from reading the first two posts in this thread I can see that I'm playing way too lose and limping OOP. I think cutting down just that would improve my game to a more winning state.
Yeah, those are definitely your biggest preflop problems. Your Att To Steal is on the low side as well, but I'm sure it will rise when you stop limping so much.

Read this:
http://archives1.twoplustwo.com/show...0&fpart=1&vc=1
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09-10-2009 , 04:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Pete-aka-Adi
Havn't posted a graph/stats in a while but I thought I may as well seeing as I've been playing spewy as hell recently...or at least imo. These are all filtered for 25NL 7-9 handed.






One very worrying thing I've noticed is my SH losses (2-6 handed at FR tables), especially seeings as I like starting tables.



I feel sick after looking at this...
i dunno if this is a leak but i tend to leave FR tables if there are 3 or more empty seats/people sitting out because i don't think i'm a very strong shorthanded player
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09-10-2009 , 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by jarmop
Yeah, those are definitely your biggest preflop problems. Your Att To Steal is on the low side as well, but I'm sure it will rise when you stop limping so much.

Read this:
http://archives1.twoplustwo.com/show...0&fpart=1&vc=1
..Thanks a lot bud. One question I have is that I am playing at the .1/.2 NL 6max tables, and is optimal stats for 50NL the same as optimal stats for the 2NL tables? Thanks again man.

(Edit) Just got done reading that article you linked to, wonderful stuff just what I was looking for. It has been book marked for multiple readings Thanks a lot dude.

Last edited by Grrr34; 09-10-2009 at 11:20 AM. Reason: New content
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09-10-2009 , 04:20 PM
Hi all,

Posted this in another stats thread in the beginners questions forum but this thread looked like it was more active so I hope its ok I post it here.

Hope you guys can find any leaks in my stats, feels like I'm bleeding chips like crazy the way it is now.

The first 7k hands is 5NL while the rest is 10NL, all full ring. I did fine in 5NL but 10NL seems to be killing me. Any advice on what to do to improve at 10NL ?

I would post a graph with my BB's won (as my downswing in the end doesnt look all that horrible there) but I have some problems with PT atm (Invalid PostgreSQL connection object) so I can't get it.

If there is anything else you need to know about my stats, just ask and Ill write it down.







Thanks in advance

- Alex
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09-10-2009 , 05:24 PM
Just finished up my return to cash games. Been playing in STT alot and wanted to get back into playing cash. Starting in the .1/.2 realm and tried to get a few days in before looking. I know I dont have a great sample size but anyone want to give me any pointers? From the looks of I am playing to passive and had a really bad day 2 but any thoughts or obvious critisism?
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