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Golden
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03-21-2006, 12:04 AM
Post subject: Strange Stats or Victim of Positive Variance?
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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My PT stats are showing that I am positive in all positions (6 max) at the moment even in the blinds which I thought was a bit weird considering most of peoples PT stats seem to show a large loss in the blinds (as would be expected). How common is this and can I expect a very large swing to the negative side shortly? Also I seem to be loosing playing AQs & AQo they really stand out, I have stopped raising so much with these to see If I can improve on them.
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Stu
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Golden
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Thanks elipsesjeff
Do you feel it is possible for a 34/12 player to be a long term winner of the 6max game if they have strong post-flop play? or is it simply that you need to be a 25/15 player to win in the long run.
Stu
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Nehmer
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Originally Posted by Golden
Thanks elipsesjeff
Do you feel it is possible for a 34/12 player to be a long term winner of the 6max game if they have strong post-flop play? or is it simply that you need to be a 25/15 player to win in the long run.
Stu
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I have seen 6-max players that were decent winners over samples much larger than yours with stats of around 34/12. Just because you can win with a certain preflop style though doesn't mean that you wouldn't be a bigger winner with a different preflop style though 
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elipsesjeff
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Originally Posted by Golden
Thanks elipsesjeff
Do you feel it is possible for a 34/12 player to be a long term winner of the 6max game if they have strong post-flop play? or is it simply that you need to be a 25/15 player to win in the long run.
Stu
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IIn a true 6 max game, 34/12 is much too loose/weak to take advantage of your opponents. I'm sure you could beat the game and at your game possibly beat the rake, but not as much as you could.
I guess its how much you want to win. You might be able to do 1 BB/100 tops at that rate but nowhere near the optimal 2 bb/100.
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