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ArcticKnight
Old 03-05-2005, 06:46 AM     Post subject: Could I get feedback on my PokerTracker stats #1 (permalink)  
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Hi

I just loaded my first 1000 hands on Poker Tracker (free trial) . I had way more than 1000 hands stored, so I assume it took my oldest 1000???

Any comments would be helpful

I play 6 handed tables, mostly 10/20

I realize that it's a small sample, but unless I'm reading things wrong, I'm loose/passive and "lucky" .

I have been way more aggressive lately(especially pre-flop), so I am not too worried about that, but I doubt I am lower than 30% VP$1P.

How loose is too loose in 6H. I'm relcutant to tighten too much If I am winning.



VP$IP 36.70%
BB/100 hands 15.49

WTSD 42.60%
W$SD 55.79%

PFR 12.84% (I'm much higher now, 20% I guess)

Aggression
Pre-flop .46 (what a limpy weenie -lol)
Flop 1.49
Turn 1.38
River 1.39

Any other stats off the "detail" page that would be helpful???

Any way I can import stuff??? (can't seem to cut and paste)
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Old 03-05-2005, 08:13 AM #2 (permalink)  
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If you're playing 10/20 then registering PokerTracker is a no-brainer.
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get a bigger sample size, then you will get more comments. Work on getting your VPIP down around 30 or a little lower.
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1000 hands is nothing in "the long run" stats of poker. PT is worth alot more than 2.75 BB
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If you're playing 10/20 then registering PokerTracker is a no-brainer.
Just for emphasis!

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yeah, your PreFlop aggression seems way too low. You might be calling too much to PreFlop raises?
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yeah, your PreFlop aggression seems way too low. You might be calling too much to PreFlop raises?
13% PFR is low?
 
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Old 03-08-2005, 12:53 AM #8 (permalink)  
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yeah, your PreFlop aggression seems way too low. You might be calling too much to PreFlop raises?
13% PFR is low?
I was referring to PFAggression not PFRaise. This was .46, I believe.
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yeah, your PreFlop aggression seems way too low. You might be calling too much to PreFlop raises?
13% PFR is low?
I was referring to PFAggression not PFRaise. This was .46, I believe.

Thanks guys. the 15% PFR is ok (and maybe could be higher as I mostly play 6H tables). But, the.46 pre-flop aggression is probably a sign of cold-calling too many Pre-flop raises. My VP$IP is high, so the two are probably linked.

I'l worked on firming up my starting requirements and this should reduce cold calls.

PS. I agree that PokerTracker is a must (playerview too, I guess)

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