Straight Flush
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: soaking up ethanol, moving on up
Posts: 5,804
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didn't play for five days. No internet, phone signal, power... It was out in the mountains helping my girlfriend sample alpine plants, survey her study site, etc. Stunning place to be, shame that i'm not really that interested in being able to identify alpine plant species. I took along a couple of books as well, theory of poker and nlhe t&p courtesy of full tilt poker academy points.
anyway, now i'm back into it. I seem to be displaying the same non-showdown pots haemorrhages as always. Need to work on that, vis this graph and stats, i've asked for advice on these in the FR forum, but welcome any comment here as well!
fairly standard non-showdon rate among good winning full ring players is between -1 and -2 ptBB/100. I noted this a while, at the same time noting that i run around -5ptBB/100 in no-showdown.
Anyway, i've moved down in stakes. Nothing much seems to have changed - the graph below illustrates. win-rate of a little over 5ptBB/100 is nothing great, but it's not totally awful. Non-showdown rate is more like -8ptBB/100. Sure, 25nl is a lot about simple stack-a-donk, but this seems ridiculous.
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