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10-29-2013 , 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by CliffLee
There's many ways which you can 'run-bad' which has no impact on your EV-adjusted winnings. You could simply be flopping badly, running into the top of people ranges, encountering horrible run-outs etc etc. On all the above examples, your nonsd winnings would suffer.
Dunno man. During a 20bi downswing I don't usually suffer a red-line-downswing as well. Imo, red and green line are quite uncorrelated.

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As a general rule (and this is by no means a staple rule), your nonsd line should be at least half that of your showdown line. This is not something to aim for; instead use it as a 'check' against how your nonsd line is doing.
Where did you get that? Seems a bit random and arbitrary to me.
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10-29-2013 , 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by CliffLee
As an overall rant, I wanted to talk about HEM stats. This is to no-one in particular and only to those who care to read.

I think that it is really valuable to spend time in HEM, using the Reports feature and going through areas that are contributing to your bb/100 and spots that are detracting from your bb/100. For example, I will bring up my monthly (or sometimes life-time) graph and check various situations, such as calling 3bets, or double-barrelling, to see if they have had a positive impact on my winnings. You would need a decent sample size, say 50k hands.

As a more specific example, to get an idea of what to look for - for those who have yet to use this tool - you may cold-calling OTB/CO. You can use the Reports to see whether this is profitable. If this isn't profitable, you need to consider the ranges played OTB/CO when calling a PFR (too many hands?), versus your opponents range (is my range too weak, or am I being bluffed?) and adjust accordingly.

I sometimes run Stoves for these spots, however it's not just about hot-and-cold equity. You need to think about ‘playability’ – how well does this hand play, potentially in a multi-way pot? Maybe you need to limit the number of hands played, (unless there is a whale in the blinds etc) or perhaps you should raise more flops instead of playing fit-or-fold (what hands should you do this with? Bring up Stove).

It might be that you’re profitable in these spots (hoorah, although you really should be). In which case, could you add more hands? Would adding more hands to your range be even more profitable? Bring up Stove and previous HHs and check. It may not be, over your next 50k hand sample.

I recently noticed that my bb/100 was suffering a little from my calling in the blinds, which I deduced was from calling too much in multi-way pots with ‘speculative’ hands. I had no idea. I didn’t really think I called that much (and I don’t really) but it is losing me $. My fix: call less and squeeze more. My bb/100 is positively effected by squeezes and I need to add more to my squeezing range from the blinds. What hands? Bring up Stove.

End of rant.
Sorry man, but utter bull****. You can't stove the playability of a hand.
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10-30-2013 , 03:35 AM
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Originally Posted by SchDonk
Dunno man. During a 20bi downswing I don't usually suffer a red-line-downswing as well. Imo, red and green line are quite uncorrelated.

Where did you get that? Seems a bit random and arbitrary to me.
I'm saying that it's possible for your red line to suffer during a downswing, since not all downswings are created equally. I didn't say they were correlated.

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Originally Posted by SchDonk
Sorry man, but utter bull****. You can't stove the playability of a hand.
Yes I know, what's your point? You still need to construct your range. Playability is more common-sense.
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11-04-2013 , 03:41 AM
Hello these are my stats over 45k hands at NL25. The report is "Sessions" sorry for the bad editing xD
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11-05-2013 , 03:35 AM
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Originally Posted by CliffLee
As an overall rant, I wanted to talk about HEM stats. This is to no-one in particular and only to those who care to read.
...blah blah...
Bring up Stove. End of rant.
I would love to hear you elaborate on checking HH and your HUD stats with pokerstove. Can you break it down to the steps you take to do this? Much appreciated.
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11-05-2013 , 05:15 AM
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Originally Posted by JamesMantis
Hello these are my stats over 45k hands at NL25. The report is "Sessions" sorry for the bad editing xD
Yo James, posting your stats so early on in your learning curve is fine and all, but in my opinion you learn a lot more from posting hands and asking questions about betting lines etc. Further more, have overall stats/ stats per month. Also, have a min of 10k hands and even that is very very low.
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11-05-2013 , 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by LuisBrandao
Hello everyone,

Here is my graph and corresponding stats for this month at 10NL: Graph and Stats.

Clearly I have a huge problem with my red line but I just can't understand what I'm doing wrong. I'd appreciate any info and advice anyone can give me, specially one concerning my horrible red line.

Thanks in advance!
You're folding to 3bets a bit to often, you should 4b more. This is dependent per villain (ie polarized 4betting/ extended value 4b)
You probably also could consider lines as (c/r) or (c/c c/r). Also 3betting in position gives you the initiative and will boost your red line.
Further more, you can open more from the btn and steal blinds more often. I know this is very vague advice and you're wondering what hands to do it with etc, but i can't chew it out for you. You need to put in that work yourself, just giving a couple of pointers
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11-05-2013 , 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by NLHolland
Yo James, posting your stats so early on in your learning curve is fine and all, but in my opinion you learn a lot more from posting hands and asking questions about betting lines etc. Further more, have overall stats/ stats per month. Also, have a min of 10k hands and even that is very very low.
Thanks for the advice, actually the last line is my month overall and it refers to 45k hands.
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11-07-2013 , 07:05 PM
First one is Position, second one is overall, thanks a bunch to whoever can review it!

[IMG]http://s23.************/osluzp76j/stats.jpg[/IMG]
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11-09-2013 , 01:39 PM
Hello, I've been playing NL5 6max rush poker for some time, decided to move up to NL10 and after some running good I got 12BI downswing in just 3k hands which really frustrated me, here's the graph:

Gonna move down to NL5 again and try to make my game better. Would be grateful if anyone could analyze my stats:


Thank you!
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11-11-2013 , 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Captain Ginyu
Hello, I've been playing NL5 6max rush poker for some time, decided to move up to NL10 and after some running good I got 12BI downswing in just 3k hands which really frustrated me, here's the graph:

Gonna move down to NL5 again and try to make my game better. Would be grateful if anyone could analyze my stats:


Thank you!
Looks like you changed your game a bit while moving up, making raises you'd normally not make. This puts you in unknown situations where you prob make the wrong decisions. Also if you raise more from the BTN and SB your redline will improve a bunch, adding $ to your overall line. Adjust your betsizing accordingly ofcourse. BTN PFR% should be around 45-65%, SB around 40%. Ofcourse you need to think a bit more what board to Cbet, you can't just barrel any boards because of your wider opening ranges.

Also you should be winning more bb/hand from EP, my guess is that you don't valuebet thinly enough or you're taking the wrong lines vs villains ranges.

Looking at your positional stats you 3b too less and 4b way too much.

Hope this gives you a bit of a direction for you to work in
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11-11-2013 , 07:25 PM
Hi all

First post in this forum.
I've started playing a few month ago, so far I've been really struggling.
I'm trying very much to learn, This are my stats and graph.

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Any help/advice will be greatly appreciated!!

Thanks
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11-12-2013 , 05:13 AM
aBenamiti,

You are playing from the CO very tight at 15/14. Your c-bet is also slightly on the low side. Also, I would call more 3-bets on the button. Your 9% call 3bet is specifically the lowest when you have the best position.
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11-12-2013 , 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted by kaipwn
http://imgur.com/egoNfOi

http://imgur.com/kvStVBC

http://imgur.com/POryj7K

im more interested in what the chances of me running almost 30 BI under EV is over 42k hands.

feel free to critique anything else though
someone please tell me what the odds of this are or at least explain how i can figure this out. i still havent gotten an answer anywhere and i dont understand how the calculators work. for the love of god please. and dont say dont focus on these results, im more tilted that i still havnt figured out of my run bad than my actualy run bad itself because i exect that from poker.
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11-12-2013 , 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by kaipwn
someone please tell me what the odds of this are or at least explain how i can figure this out. i still havent gotten an answer anywhere and i dont understand how the calculators work. for the love of god please. and dont say dont focus on these results, im more tilted that i still havnt figured out of my run bad than my actualy run bad itself because i exect that from poker.
Use this link and READ THE DIRECTIONS it explains it very clear if you can't understand how the calculator works with such simple explanation I don't know if anyone is going to be able to help you.Variance Calculator Link

Also, who cares? What are going to try and find out if you're the unluckiest player ever? You are not. No one is, "so unlucky" that it stops them from beating 10NL.
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11-12-2013 , 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by steelers412
aBenamiti,

You are playing from the CO very tight at 15/14. Your c-bet is also slightly on the low side. Also, I would call more 3-bets on the button. Your 9% call 3bet is specifically the lowest when you have the best position.
Thanks for the help!
I'll definitely work on those things.
Anything else comes to mind?
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11-16-2013 , 02:18 PM
Hey uNL, I'm new to online poker and have a few oddball questions about my stats/graph. I know I only have 13.5k hands but these are sort of general things.

1) Does my redline being so high mean that I'm bluffing too much to get folds? It looks like my showdown is getting worse and worse but I don't know if this is due to runbad or if I'm putting in too much money blind and showing down with little to no EV.

2) As you can see in my stats, I'm bleeding from the SB but not the BB. I would like to think its because I'm making good 3bets from the BB and stealing enough to keep it in check but it could just be variance/luck that it isn't bleeding as well. What kind of vpip should I be looking at in the SB?

3) Any other thoughts/concerns?



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11-16-2013 , 03:24 PM
Hi everyone,

I'm running a little bad on Bovada, but my EV bb/100 isn't as high as I'd like it to be anyway. Any suggestions based on my stats? Thanks!





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11-17-2013 , 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by mr_wiggles
Hey uNL, I'm new to online poker and have a few oddball questions about my stats/graph. I know I only have 13.5k hands but these are sort of general things.

1) Does my redline being so high mean that I'm bluffing too much to get folds? It looks like my showdown is getting worse and worse but I don't know if this is due to runbad or if I'm putting in too much money blind and showing down with little to no EV.

2) As you can see in my stats, I'm bleeding from the SB but not the BB. I would like to think its because I'm making good 3bets from the BB and stealing enough to keep it in check but it could just be variance/luck that it isn't bleeding as well. What kind of vpip should I be looking at in the SB?
1) Or you do not fold enough, which explains showdown weakness. Your WTSD is too high.

2) Very likely just sample variation. Imo usually VPIP ~20 is good.
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11-17-2013 , 10:46 PM
Hey guys, if anyone could comment on my stats it would be much appreciated as i had to mess around with paint, screenshotting my stats as i couldn't figure out how to copy them ha.

Anyway, having a bit of a rough patch and thought it can't be down to variance for such a large sample at 5nl zoom right?





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11-18-2013 , 02:14 AM
Hi,

What is the minimum number of hands I should play before I post my graph/stats?
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11-18-2013 , 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Brokenstars
Hi,

What is the minimum number of hands I should play before I post my graph/stats?
The more the better, post your graph after at least 25k hands imo
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11-18-2013 , 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by NLHolland
The more the better, post your graph after at least 25k hands imo
So, posting a graph with only 5k hands is pointless then?
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11-18-2013 , 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Brokenstars
So, posting a graph with only 5k hands is pointless then?
Kinda yeah
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11-18-2013 , 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by NLHolland
The more the better, post your graph after at least 25k hands imo
So, posting a graph with only 5k hands is pointless then?
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