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miky55
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03-07-2007, 06:16 PM
Post subject: 11k stats
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Please comment my stats, what should I improve?
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pokerfanatic
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all i see really is the VPIP being high, not sure what stakes this is seems like a low one given your amount won is $35.10... 0.25/0.50 maybe? i think 20/16 would work well with an AF of around 2...
i don't see much other stuff... i mean you'll probably want to re-look at your stats when playing 1/2 and 2/4... they like to steal more, blind play becomes more important... stealing becomes easier est... but right now i think VPIP is a solid place to start seems a little laggy for a micro limit...
if someone else can see something i don't have at it...
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miky55
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Thank you for your answer.
Right im playing limit 6-max 0.25/o.50. What do you mean by 20/16 andAF arround 2?
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nortino
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: UK
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20/16 means VP$IP of 20% (yours is 30.96% - a bit on the high side even for 6-max) with 16% Pre-flop raise (yours is 9.16% - a bit on the low side compared to your VP$IP). The upshot of these two stats (30.96 / 9.16 ) is that you're playing more towards the loose/passive end of the spectrum rather than tight/aggressive.
AF is Aggression Factor : yours is 1.81.
Try being a bit more selective about starting hands, and raise more of them to get rid of limpers to protect them. Nothing else really leaps out; your AF is probably OK, maybe look for a few more opportunities to raise / fold rather than just call. Your VP$IP from the SB is about twice what mine is, btw, but I wouldn't read too much into that ( my BB Won/Hand is -0.03 in the SB, i.e. nearly the same as yours).
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nortino
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Something else: your "Went To Showdown" % is a bit low. This might suggest that you are not showing down some marginal hands that would have turned out to be winners (pocket pairs with overcards on the board, perhaps, or 2nd pair).
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Ltrain
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Steal more (around 25-30% at least, probably lower due to more limpers at your level). Defend your SB less to a steal (around 75-80%). Raise more preflop (for you, around 15% for now). You could lower your VPIP a little, but the other stats are more important. Checkraise more; otherwise you risk being too predictable.
These are just numbers, but they reflect winning strategies over the long term. Think of the strategies first, the stats will follow.
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miky55
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Thank you all for your comments and help, I will try to take care of your recommandation in the future.
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bigspenda73
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Keep doing what your doing in the blinds.
Lower the VPIP and raise the PFR. Erroring on the side of aggression is a key in 6max.
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euphoricism
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Your blinds are famazing.
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i'm quite interested in your emotional state changes during the last 1500 hand stretch and how that different compared with the rest of the sample.
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euphoricism
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100 bet swings happen.
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pokerfanatic
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Originally Posted by Ltrain
Steal more (around 25-30% at least, probably lower due to more limpers at your level). Defend your SB less to a steal (around 75-80%). Raise more preflop (for you, around 15% for now). You could lower your VPIP a little, but the other stats are more important. Checkraise more; otherwise you risk being too predictable.
These are just numbers, but they reflect winning strategies over the long term. Think of the strategies first, the stats will follow.
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I think stealing more is a REAL bad idea at a 0.25/0.50 limit game... I doubt highly that many blinds fold with a lot of hands... if the players fold @ a high rate you should steal more if they call at a high rate you steal less it's relative per table to those in the blinds at the time...
well I think he really doesn't have to worry to much just yet on the fact about being way to predictable given this is 0.25/0.50 how many players actually pay attention to what is going on to begin with?
just my thoughts... I think ABC 6m grinding nothing cute would get the job done... at 1/2 you would need to be more aware as I like to say about stealing, blind play, w2SD is more relative to what kind of players you're against... more they bluff higher w2SD you might have... the less they bluff easier it is to fold to there aggression...
as for c/r more in this game how aggressive is the average player, given it’s 0.25/0.50 probably nothing near even 1/2 or 2/4… just trying to remind us all we have to take into account the level of play from the competition. my 2 cents to think bout, not saying you are not wrong completely, but I think the POV change due to the competition has a little to do with digesting stats somewhat. Maybe we can talk but some of those things later...
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Originally Posted by Hyper
i'm quite interested in your emotional state changes during the last 1500 hand stretch and how that different compared with the rest of the sample.
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a 100bb swing that fast is a red flag I’d have to agree but 100bb down swing WILL happen... he did go from about 12bb up to 176 up in about 1k-1.5k hands right before that... could just be statistics balancing out to have an average up swing of about 65bb in 2.5 to 3k hands...
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“Dream as if you’ll live forever. Live as if you’ll die today.” ~ James Dean ~
"Poker is a lot like sex, peoples perceived ability usually blinds the truth" ~ me ~
"God bless him. Got to bet big to win big! GAMB00L!!!" ~ Fnord
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4-of-a-Kind
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not just the upswing...it was immediately followed by a 100BB downswing.
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miky55
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Indeed there were two sessions in the same day. The first one I was 4 tabling and I run really good on the 4 tables (geting reraised by one or moreplayers with nuts several times ). The second one was also a 4 tabling session i played tired was calling with inside straigt draws or even noting and got some bad beats on the river.
I got an another question to you guys: I' m now also playing on sunpoker (because of the FTR rakeback deal) and I'd like to know if somebody knows how could I add the history hands from that site to poker tracker or any other tracker if that is not possible with PT.
Thank you for all your comments, I will post my results when I will hit the 20k hands to see if I improved my game.
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Ltrain
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Originally Posted by pokerfanatic
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Originally Posted by Ltrain
Steal more (around 25-30% at least, probably lower due to more limpers at your level). Defend your SB less to a steal (around 75-80%). Raise more preflop (for you, around 15% for now). You could lower your VPIP a little, but the other stats are more important. Checkraise more; otherwise you risk being too predictable.
These are just numbers, but they reflect winning strategies over the long term. Think of the strategies first, the stats will follow.
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I think stealing more is a REAL bad idea at a 0.25/0.50 limit game... I doubt highly that many blinds fold with a lot of hands... if the players fold @ a high rate you should steal more if they call at a high rate you steal less it's relative per table to those in the blinds at the time...
well I think he really doesn't have to worry to much just yet on the fact about being way to predictable given this is 0.25/0.50 how many players actually pay attention to what is going on to begin with?
just my thoughts... I think ABC 6m grinding nothing cute would get the job done... at 1/2 you would need to be more aware as I like to say about stealing, blind play, w2SD is more relative to what kind of players you're against... more they bluff higher w2SD you might have... the less they bluff easier it is to fold to there aggression...
as for c/r more in this game how aggressive is the average player, given it’s 0.25/0.50 probably nothing near even 1/2 or 2/4… just trying to remind us all we have to take into account the level of play from the competition. my 2 cents to think bout, not saying you are not wrong completely, but I think the POV change due to the competition has a little to do with digesting stats somewhat. Maybe we can talk but some of those things later...
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Originally Posted by Hyper
i'm quite interested in your emotional state changes during the last 1500 hand stretch and how that different compared with the rest of the sample.
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a 100bb swing that fast is a red flag I’d have to agree but 100bb down swing WILL happen... he did go from about 12bb up to 176 up in about 1k-1.5k hands right before that... could just be statistics balancing out to have an average up swing of about 65bb in 2.5 to 3k hands... |
In the lower games, the looseness of the play restricts the number of opportunities you have to steal since more players limping to see the flop, but it doesn't defeat the stealing concept.
The fact that the blinds don't fold should encourage you to steal more. These are the loose/passive predictable players that will calldown if the hit the flop, checkraise a monster, and fold otherwise. Odds are they will not hit the flop and statistically you win in the long run. In a shorthanded game where the blinds come around on a regular basis, you make your steady money on collecting blinds where they call the pf raise, fold the flop. Sounds almost like a plan for raising any two cards...
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