Originally Posted by pgil

You may be taking weaker hands too far when a pot control line might be best, or might be trying to bluff out better hands too much.

Originally Posted by daven

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a question - are you playing hands thinking in bb or in /100 of your stack. Cos you seem to call bets more freely when you're >100bb deep = could be a leak?

Originally Posted by Fnord

Although that AK hand is really retarded, I'll bet that big pots and your stack off standard is far from your biggest problem.

Originally Posted by allabout

Something else you may want to work on, which may or may not be a big problem, is getting your pfr and vpip a little closer together. Being 16/11 tells me you probably are calling too many hands to a raise. For instance, someone raises in front of you, you have AQ or AJs, do you call? I would guess you do. Maybe I'm wrong, but seems like a little too wide of a margin. I bet if you ran like 14/12, or 16/14 you'd do a lot better. Good luck!

Originally Posted by jimmy44

Your Post Flop stats seems like my 100NL stats
In sites where normally you have more calling station (i.e. ongame where I play) an aggressive post flop is more suited. However, I would believe that in sites like Stars where the play is more tight, I believe that you need maybe to lower you postflop aggression.
An advice I would give you (from the hand you showed) is that you could try to fold marginal hands more on the flop (i.e. second pair, Top Pair No Kicker, gutshot or low FD in paired board). Calling marginal hands against 2+ opps is -EV, unless you have very good reads on villains.

Originally Posted by BankItDrew

I agree with daven here...

I see no glaring preflop weaknesses, so it must be postflop. The most common big mistakes postflop are what he mentioned - bluffing too often, calling with weaker hands too often and too far... etc.

Have you heard about the Thursday night games in Orangeville? Today my brother told me that there's a group that holds poker games at some hall in Odot Thursday nights beginning in April. Something about no rake and 1/2 cash games.

Any idea? I'm thinking of trying it out if you're interested in linking up. Any updates on the casino trip for early April?

Drew

Originally Posted by Ltrain

How do your stats at NL50 compare to your stats at NL25? Even though you are rolled to move up, you may be playing differently because in your mind, the loss for 100bbs is double what you are used to. If your stats differ, try buying in for $30 and concentrate on playing your same game. This may also help give you more time to adjust your post flop leaks at the higher level.

Originally Posted by Unibomber14

How often are you c-betting. Is it less than your 25nl stats? It seems that you check a good percentage of flops after raising preflop. I think that a checking less, and betting/raising more on the flop might help.

Thoughts?

[edit] Your aggro factor is really high though. Maybe I am reading the stats wrong.

Originally Posted by d0zer

OOP I often will pussy out, but I'm starting to c-bet more OOP especially if the flop looks like it hit my range and I'm vs a villain who looks like the type who would only call a PFR to sethunt.

Originally Posted by martindcx1e

vs people who aren't known calling stations just cbet all flops (HU i mean) containing 1-2 paint cards, any flop containing 3 cards 7 or lower, any flop containing disconnected cards and any flop which hit you. that's from sauce's 6max guide, and it is really good advice.

also, how often are you raising behind limpers? for example, if you are on the HJ/CO/BTN and there's 1 unknown limper, what is your raising range?

Originally Posted by d0zer

HmMmm...ok I'll start c-betting more regularly OOP. I hate doing that vs stations when there's paint cards cause they're so often calling a PFR with hands like KJ/QT/J9 & they will float mid pair.

Originally Posted by d0zer

I'm curious about the "any flop containing 3 cards 7 or lower" part. Seems vs sethunters that flop hits their low PPs fairly well. Or are we just going on the assumption that 7/8 times their sethunting misses so just bet?

Originally Posted by d0zer

Raising behind 1-2 limpers...on the BU/CO I'll raise Axs, JTo+, 22+

Originally Posted by martindcx1e

also dozer are you able to easily recognize when you are in a WA/WB situation where you shouldn't bet/raise?