Thanks, tried it. The HUD didn't work that well on Zoom, but I still can keep track of my stats

This was my first graph on NL2 zoom. little over 1k hands.





Pretty big hand at the end but I've played pretty bad this hour lol

Anything to say about my stats? Seems pretty tight imo

Of course the sample size is really small. I'm not an expert on Zoom. For regular games it would look to tight and too aggressive. I'd recommend posting them again in a couple of weeks, when you have at least 15k hands.

Hey Guys,

Was wondering if you could check out my stats and see if there are any leaks that I can fix. I play NL2 on stars and most of the time 4-table.

Here are my player stats:


And my graph:


Anything that stands out? Big leaks? Like to hear it! Thanks in advance for helping me

KoningD: The gap between VPIP and PFR is a bit large. Don't open-limp, rarely limp behind, and cold-call selectively. The rest looks good.

NL2 if it matters




Danke

Not bad for NL 2 ! you can 3 bet value more pf and c bet too ! time to move up

Not an expert or anything, but really impressed by your stats, they look quite good. Disagree with the post above me about cbet more, think your cbet stats are near enough perfect.

You can/should be 3betting more, not just for value, but as bluffs. In particular from both blinds and co/btn.

Is a steal % of around 50 ok?

I would've thought that this is too high. I tend to get 3b quite often when trying to steal. this puts me in hard spots, usually resulting in a fold but never really certain on how wide my range should be when deciding to 4b or call.

Think around 50% is pretty standard. I ran much higher steal % at 10nl then I do now at 50nl and used to get away with it.

I think you should first come up with opening ranges and likely 3b ranges(from villains perspective) and try to work out what hands u can and can't defend vs a 3b. Opening wide and folding a lot to 3bets will almost certainly be a losing play on its own.

6 max nl 10

loosen the pfr up abit and your check/raise flop stat but look like a solid rock image.

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Hi guys, I played quite a few hands since I last came to this thread and got some good advice from MartL and others. I have uploaded my stats + graph since then, would appreciate any feedback. Thanks,
http://i.imgur.com/jTkv6FR.png

First part is my overall stats, second block are stats by position, and the third block are my most losing hands, ignore the block at the bottom.

My graph http://i.imgur.com/IDGoXU7.png

Thanks again.

Hey guys, been having a long break and just got back into playing NL2/NL5.

I think I might make too loose calls OTR, but having issues localizing the leaks. Can someone please have a look and I'd be very happy.

Maybe a bit loose, ideally you want a WTSD of 25, your only a bit above that. I don't play NL2 NL5, but I'd say sometimes you should be mucking TPTK or overpairs in the correct situations.Do you do that?

Stop calling on BB trying ti hit miracles and resteal more from blinds and ur w$SD is horrible specially at those limits :S
Try 6 max should work more for u i guess

Using PT3, how do we get the graph to show red,green,blue.

Nevermind. Answered my own question.

Your river call efficiency IS on the low side, indicating that you have correctly identified a leak.

Your loss rate in the big blind is horrific. Your vpip/pfr gap is wide enough that I suspect that you're bluff catching way too often in the BB. Filter your BB play for situations where you called a PFR, and look at your RCE for that situation specifically. If it is at or below your overall RCE, and/or if your win rate is below 60bb/100, you're definitely leaking in the way you're playing the BB.

Yes you are correct, it was around 39 bb/100. How can I improve my BB play? Not defend as wide? Play tighter? Thanks for emphasizing on this one.

Am I not opening up enough on the BTN? Perhaps a bit too loose early position? 2nl FR

Not sure how to edit posts... anyway, just want to say that the 4k sample is just from the past two days, I have a 27k sample as well but I feel I've tightened up OOP that my larger sample isn't exactly relevant to my new style..

This question is way more difficult to answer in the thread without rooting around in your database. So far, we know there is a problem in your cold calling game, but we don't know what it is. There are three possibilities that are relatively common, and they are not mutually exclusive:

1. Variance. This is hard to pin down. The first thing you can do is add the EV adjusted win rate stat to your display and check to see if it is much different than your raw win rate.

2. Calling with unprofitable hands. Think of this as a preflop leak, although that is oversimplifying the problem. Here, you go to the holecards report and filter for BB only and cold called. Sort the starting hands by win rate, and look for patterns among the unprofitable hands. If, for example, you are negative with most suited aces, and negative on average with suited aces, it may be that these hands are simply unprofitable for you. Don't draw conclusions about individual starting hands--your sample is too small. Focus on groups of hands.

3. Not winning enough with profitable hands. To the extent it's not variance, this is a postflop leak. Look for indications that you're losing too much with these hands when they lose, such as a low river call efficiency, more big losses than big wins. Look for missed semi-bluff opportunities against steals. These hands that should be profitable are hands such as broadway hands and medium pocket pairs.

There are one or two other things we can check if you don't find problems in these areas, although I expect you will find a problem in both categories.