These are from this month, at 5NL 6max, I was pretty happy with the winrate, but there were for sure spots where I was burning money. but non the less I was happy with how things were going so I thought id move up.. Since I moved up, I seem to float around break even. Dont feel as happy with the results the last few thousand hands... Would love to hear your take on these.... Thanks for any help in advance..
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Looking forward to discussing this with anyone who is intressted, happy to do PM , emails, and AIM or msn... right here is good too...

http://www.cardrunners.com/blog/verneer

scroll down like 4 entries. his blog is v good for micro/ssnl players.

I don't know if there's a policy against posting this, but here it is:

http://www.cardrunners.com/blog/vern...a-single-limit

any takers?

You seem to be playing very nitty. You might be missing profitable spots as you avoid playing with bad players except when you have premium hands. Try to loosen up a bit your game. More from position obviously.

Don't be affraid of playing bit looser against bad players. You will still have better hands in average + you should be able to use position to your advantage as well.

I was wonder how often do people 10nl and lower float? And how often would you go to showdown with air? or do you normally fold to a river bet? this is vs bad players.

I'd love to give some reasonable systematic answer but there is none. Observe your opponents. Some float really light in really stupid spots, some never do... You can bet a 12/10 10-tabler NEVER floats (or almost never). You can consider floating yourself vs certain villains, particularly the type that c-bets a lot but gives up almost automaticly on most turns. A couple of overcards and a backdoor draw can help for instance.

When it comes to calling down really light, possibly w/ A-high, I'd advise doing it ONLY when you have an excellent read. Remember players at these stakes usually value bet way more than they bluff and have much less balanced ranges for value/bluff than higher limit good regs. Also remember they will "value bet" third pair quite often, not really knowing if it's a bluff because they are complete fish and don't even really get what a value bet or a bluff actually means. I'm not saying never call light, I'm just saying it should be exceptional IMO.

All in all really, you have to observe the floaters and the good floating victims and use your best judgement. Sorry I didn't say much of anything useful, but maybe it accidentally helps

Just wondered looking at my stats below. This is all from Rush poker 0.05/0.10

1. Am i not betting the flop enough (28%) as the eff is 52%. However i tend to only bet representive "believable" boards i.e not cbetting 725.

2. Should i be raising more from the CO and Button in an UO pot as the steal success is so high.

Bet flop...That's not actually same stat as c-bet. This one includes betting when you didn't raise pf as well.

And yes 28% cbet is way too small. 60-70% is more like it. Opponents have hard time hitting flops so you will be taking it down often.

But I think it's because it's not c-bet. Ie someone raise, you call OOP. On flop you check->your bet flop % goes down.


Yes. Later the position, the more you can steal. You can definetely steal with wider range from those. And not just because you will be picking pot often but because if blinds call you will be IP which will mean you will be owning them in post-flop provided you are any competent at post-flop play

Ahh ^^ yeah thanks my flop c-bet % is 47 not 28. Yeah i will increase STL in LP. and post results after another 15k hands see how my BB/100 changes.

This means you only bet with a pair or overpair. Sure this board doesn't exactly smash AQ in the face, but nothing says that's what you have and you have position. Plus when your opponent does flat call such a board, you can still elect to represent on the turn when an overcard, say Q-A hits etc. In a lot of situations, defending OOP is less about hitting the flop, or believing your opponent's bet, than it is about playability. Sure people will bluff c/r you once in a blue moon, but mostly they'll just have to give up on those dry boards a lot of the time. Give it a thought and put yourself in their shoes with air, without position, on a 752r flop.

Hi thread - I'm a losing player and I need help. 6-MAX 10NL 2-4tables.

- 8BI losing sessions visible in the graph due to playing drunk. That, I have to cut out, and initiate a stop loss.
- vs 3Bet Call % is way too high. Have been toning that down considerably
- SB & BB VPIP too high and calling too much. What kinds of numbers are considered good?
- Stop playing junk like A8o, A9o and K4o, 64o(!)

Thanks.

Hi,

I'm on parental leave for a few months and the baby's great, so I got to put in a lot more volume this month.

Here are my stats for october at NL 50. I 4-table the 20-50bb tables

I'm happy with the green number, but I think I could play a lot better. I struggle a lot with the short stackers. I raise and they shove for 20bb and I can't find the right range to call them off.

Also, I tilt a little bit when I get down in a session. I start gambling more and play more hands that I know I shouldn't play. I'm constantly improving on that front, but it still creeps up on me once in a while.

I know I'm too passive post flop (maybe preflop too). Maybe I'm result oriented, but it seems to me that when I try playing back on people, I always run into big hands. Probably not picking my spots well.

I appreciate any feedback you can give me.

Thanks a lot in advance!!

You pretty much said the same.

You might also want to consider:

-Flop cbet more
-Steal less from SB or more from BTN. Think about it. Due to being IP always BTN is sooooo much better steal position yet you steal about same? Yes there's only one player left to act but he has position which makes steals generally less succesful and makes post-flop so much harder. BTN way better steal spot than SB.

edit: Embarrassingly I have same issue But you can really tell WHY it's so much important to steal from BTN. On SB when I remove all the folds SB steals=19.71$ up. BTN 155.97$ up...Kinda shows just how important having POSITION means.

Have to work on this as well

You seem to defend blinds pretty much. Are you calling or restealing much? If you are calling that sure drags aggression post-flop as you can't really play that aggressive on the flop OOP. You are cbetting nicely on flop so that's not problem for flop aggression so maybe you are calling too much pf especially in blinds and playing these hands passively?

Also turn cbet is pretty damn high. I wouldn't be suprised by nl50 regs floating you a lot and taking pots away.

You call(or 4bet) WAAAAAAY too much. Fold to 3bet 42%? Seriously? Try to get it around 60-70 more like it! You are bleeding money in 3bet pots I think.

Get the vpip and pfr closer. Raise more, call less. I think all the blind defence calls drag this down a lot...

So basically: Play tighter pf on blinds, fold more to 3bets, try to work on figuring good spots to 2nd barrel. That would be my tips.

Thanks for the feedback tneva82. As per your previous post, checked my Fold to 3Bet % too, and found it at 29.6% I'm back down to 5NL to work on some fundamentals!

Ouch. 29.6? That's even worse than what I used to have and my winrate jumped up nicely when I started to fold to 3bets more

I'm sure you'll find improvements in your results when you start folding more as well.

Good rule of thumbs are:

a) you can't setmine in 3bet pots 100bb deep
b) you can't call with small SC's in 3bet pots 100bb deep

Especially OOP. OOP you should be 4bet or folding more. IP you can call bit wider but don't call with stuff like 44-77. If you call with PP's call with ones that can be good in the showdown decently enough as you need to win without hitting set as well.

+10BI session Today, Can anyone tell me how I can post a pic from imageShack ??
Thanks

Hi guys,

I'm new here and would love to post my graphs for the first time but I haven't got a clue how to do that. The "Albums and Pictures" option is disabled as I've learned to know. How can I upload the images on posts is basically my question.

Big thanx for replies!

gz36

hi guys i just managed to clock over 10k hands at 5nl 6max on FTP. need some advice for any leaks in my game

summary:


player stats:


positional stats:


graph:


thanks!

Hi guys,

Here's my 2NL 6 max first graphs for the last 10K hands. Would be very grateful for some feedback. I've been trying mostly 2 or 4 tables and it seems that I got better results in 2 tables. Do let me know if there are some other stats that would be helpful for analysis.

Big thanx!

gz

Nevermind, sorted!

Well can you tell me how you did it? I still don't know lol

I created an account at imageshack.us, uploaded the images and shared them here.

Yes i understand you shared them here, but can you explain how? what do i have to do to import the pics from imageshack?