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Anyone had a chance to look at this?

Click the screwdriver on the right. Double click on a stat to add it to the report.

Well Im checking people's stats over here who are playing 25NL/50NL. I personally play with an aggrofactor of 6. I mean is that really high for 25/50NL?. I think aggrofactor of 2.5 are just to weak. You can steal so much on 25/50NL without getting caught imo. And I'm running 9 BB/100 on 20NL now although i just played 5k hands. Anyone with comments about this?

5.5/1.7/1.1

I think these would change quite a bit with different play styles though. I play a lot of junk hands in late position, so often I'm using pot control with them.

Like say I raise J7 otb, and get a caller. flop comes dry-ish. J42r. turn bricks. I'm WA/WB, and fold out a lot of hands I beat that would float me on the turn, or just call lite, and get called by better hands. checking behind, and calling a river bet seems to be alright in a lot of these spots. And if the check to me river my line looks so fos you get some loose calls.

5k hands is to little to determine anything from. I run 5 ptbb/100-ish. But have had 5k stretches where I'm 30ptbb/100, and 5k stretch's where I'm -20ptbb/100.

6 just seems too high, but if it's working for you.

It also depends on what is making it high. High Agg Factor can come from a tight pre-flop hand selection as well as playing a version of fit or fold where fit means bet/raise. If you can figure out what makes an opponent's Agg factor so high, you can generally exploit them pretty handily IMHO. I pay a lot more attention to Agg Frequency now, since that is not as dependent on VPIP/WTSD and more one what they did when they had the opportunity.

ok here's my first stat post in a long time and I finally feel like I am dominating my level/reading hands well here at 50NL. This is basically the last month or so at $50NL. Need to play more hands obv.

Slush.

I'm not too good at really disecting stats, but they llok pretty good to me. 21% going to showdown seems a little low though.

But I played with you a bit today, and you seemed solid fwiw.

I have been playing for a couple of years as a marginal winner at low-med stakes but never with discipline in my play or bankroll management.
I have finally decided to work hard at a more profitable and disciplined style of play... with the help of all the 2+2ers.

I would much appreciate any advice on my first couple of weeks of play. This is tighter than my natural style which is more LAGy.
I have tried to tighten up but retain my aggression and play within my bankroll. My bankroll is $480 presently... and mostly I'm playing
NL20 with the odd foray into NL50 (sometimes can't help myself).








my 2007 chart.. don't want to play like this anymore!



ANYTHING WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED...

Ruebs it looks good from what I can see although your turn AF is pretty high and you could be losing value from hands that fold which may have given you an extra bet on the river which explains the low W$SD figure. You may be folding out too many hands you are beating which is prob. a small leak at these stakes. I would say keep playing like you are but just be aware sometimes that there's more value in checking 1pr hands on the turn rather than double barreling them.

I have just finished a dissappointing 30K hands at 50NL. Any comments or criticism would be greatly appreciated. Over the last 4K hands I have started tightening up in the blinds, but that has been the only change.

SB vol put in pot seeems really high to me.
The VPIP of the button is not even 10 higher.
I think that is a really big leak, as you can see you lost alot in the SB.

Ps: If you get holdemmanager it might be more easy to get a good view from what game your are playing. I don't know if PT2 supports 3bet 4bet?

Am I ready for 25nl? I have a 2k+ bankroll. Anything I should change about my game?

can someone pull up the stats on pocketyankee on stars? usually plays the NL50 ... seems to kill it! thanks

If that is you post your own stats. If it isn't you why should anyone post their stats on a third party?

I wonder how you can run that good, with that kind of stats....
On 5NL....

what do u mean?

Thanks X0zix. I am definitely playing to many hands out of the small blind and I have started to tighten up there recently.

Just out of curiosity, why are you playing NL5 with a 2k+ bankroll?

I've recently moved up to 2c/5c and after an horrific week, I'm moving back down to 1c/2c to re-build a little, I only have 6k hands but I'll appreciate some opinions on my own stats, so I have something to work on ready for moving up again.

I used to play 6 tables, though I have recently started playing 9 this week. The following pictures come from Poker Office, though I don't use a HUD. One thing I'm a little worried about is my WTS, most peoples stats seem to be around the 25% mark, my own is much lower for both my 1c/2c and my 2c/5c game. I would guess I may be blowing people off of weaker hands.

I don't like to open limp, I like to take the initiative and raise If I'm getting involved in a pot, steeling the blinds seems to be a regular source of BB's for me, though I'm struggling to increase my steel rate.

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You're really tight man... are those full ring stats or 6 max?

full ring.

I don't play suited connectors much, I've nearly always folded to a standard raise with them and usually only opened with them when blind steeling, Its something I'm working on.

My usual range is 22+ QJ+ Axs depending on position and table.

I play 12- 15 tables and feel that I need 80-100 buyins for each level. I'm also afraid of taking shots.

you should try playing less tables and moving up man.

I hear ya about taking shots. I've always had the problem too, but I usually get over it after 1k hands or so, and then it's just poker.

So you have 400+ buyins at nl5 right now?

I'de play less tables and move up. You have the roll for nl50-nl100 where you could be making 10x the money you are now. Maybe stop at a couple stakes on the way up for a bit till you get adjusted. But defintily move up imo.