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Halv

03-26-2007, 08:57 AM Post subject: 100k hands checkup

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I've now played 100k hands of 6-max (not including donking around 50NL with ISF and some drunken 10NL and 25NL for a few hundred hands), and want to post my stats for comments/discussion/tearing apart. Notable is the fact that I'm basically breaking even for 40k hands at 600NL. I've included a screenshot of position stats from the 600NL hands only as well, I think it's fair to say that I need to get better in early position. I think this is a sign of the fact that 600NL opponents are better at using position to exploit me than their 200NL and 400NL counterparts.

So here are the stats, tear them apart for me please (if you want to see screenshots of other stats let me know and I'll provide them). Thanks

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03-26-2007, 10:08 AM

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I find it odd that you are noticably tighter at 400 and 600 than 200. Why? You're stealing less...

Also, looks like your blind play could use some work.

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03-26-2007, 11:52 AM

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Hey HalfSame,

Great stats.

You're owning 1000NL , lol, you should stay there!

But seriously. You seem somewhat nitty/TAGG 19/15, but I noticed your continuation betting is only around 50%. This seems low to me, for how tight your raising range is preflop.

You could probably cont bet more, given how you probably have some respect with your range. We have the same betting percentage, but I'm running at 30/25ish and probably have less respect.

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03-26-2007, 03:45 PM

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I find it odd that you are noticably tighter at 400 and 600 than 200. Why? You're stealing less...

Yeah that has surprised me too. I haven't consciously tightened up my ranges, but I have increased the number of tables from 4 to 8 so that might be a reason for me dropping more speculative hands. At the moment I play anywhere from 1 to 8 tables depending on the juiciness of the game. I am currently trying to tighten up my EP range but loosen up my LP range, gonna try to get the "attempt to steal" up to like 35%, and perhaps increase my cold call range on the button. Nowadays I'm calling raises pretty much only with pairs and big aces, threebetting 99+, AQ+ and various SCs occasionally. I think I could start cold-calling more hands and try to exploit most villains "cbet flop then shut down"-tendency.

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Also, looks like your blind play could use some work.

Suggestions please? I used to be open-raising alot from the SB, but these days it seems like the BB outplays me from position too much to make it profitable. When multiway I complete things that flop decently like SCs, OCs, small pairs, Axs and raise or fold the rest. In multiway raised pots I pretty much call with pairs and decent aces and fold the rest.

Also I suck at blind defence. I usually 3-bet or fold, but I think I either fire the flop too often when called preflop or I don't fire the turn enough when called on the flop.

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You're owning 1000NL , lol, you should stay there!

LOL I didn't mean to put that up there. I should probably never play another 1000NL hand just to keep my ptBB/100.

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You seem somewhat nitty/TAGG 19/15, but I noticed your continuation betting is only around 50%. This seems low to me, for how tight your raising range is preflop.

You could probably cont bet more, given how you probably have some respect with your range. We have the same betting percentage, but I'm running at 30/25ish and probably have less respect.

I shall try. I've never really looked at the detailed stats as I have no idea what to look for, so I didn't actually know this. I would have thought that my cbet % was much higher, I'm definitely gonna fire the flop more often.

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03-26-2007, 05:27 PM

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Doesn't look to me like there's anything wrong with the stats in and of themselves.

If anything they look a bit too standard. If you're playing ABC poker the good players will pwn you in position.

You c-bet/raise the flop almost always it seems. Hard for me to comment on that since I play so differently.

2 things I'll just throw out at you though :

1 - based on you UTG and UTG+1 stats, you're opening a fairly tight range (correctly). Good players know that this is PP's AJo+, A10s+ and prob KQs.

With this simple info it's pretty easy for them to own you when they call your raise in position. For fun, I'd consider mixing in some low SC's to cloud your range a bit and make it tougher for them to peg you for a hand when they call with crap in position.

2 - In the crazy LP wars, I'd suggest checking behind a little more on the flop. Ppl know you're raising garbage from CO and Btn. Checking behind with top pair a few times can control pots and make you less readable. It'll also give you a chance to "suck out" more with your crappy holdings in position and take the hand-readers to value-town. C-betting a huge% of the time is better imo when your range is tight (like when you raise from EP).

Looks good though. Keep it up.

edit : I'm an idiot and based my c-betting comments on your flop AF rather than your c-bet frequency. Disregard what I said.

when the vpip's are high and the value bets are like razors, who can be safe?

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03-26-2007, 05:43 PM

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my utg stats are looser than my utg+1 stats too...weird huh

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03-27-2007, 12:47 AM

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Open your game up more in EP, raise more suited connectors/gappers and stuff. Helps your game become more balanced. If you're opening tons of junk in LP then good players are going to correctly adjust by 3 betting you relentlessly.

You could probably loosen up overall preflop a bit, steal a bit more in LP. 3 bet in position more / in blinds vs tags raising in LP, etc. Cbet more often, even in multiway pots.

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03-27-2007, 06:57 AM

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I have similar stats over 70k hands at 100 & 200, and similar winrate as well (~2.39).

I'm slightly tighter PF but I c-bet ~67%.

Don't know if that helps you at all, thought it might be interesting though.

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