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    Default Ok Rate my play

    my print screen fuction won't work, so I'm going to have to just tell you my numbers and let you judge for me.

    1k hands .25/.50

    1030 Hands
    Vol Put $ In the pot :26.99
    Vol Put $ in the SB :34.43
    Fold SB to steal : 66.67
    Fold BB to steal : 50.00
    Att to steal blinds: 18.87
    Won $ WSF%: 36.56
    Amount won: 47.60
    BB/100 hands: 9.24
    Went to SD %: 39.06
    Won $ @ SD%: 52.00
    Pre Flop Raise: 8.16
    Total Rake 17.75

    Aggression Factor of 1.72 earning me a SLAP rating. Green Frowny Face. Which makes me very unhappy, because I really want the eagle.

    Folded to River bet: 49.02% 25 of 51 I guarantee that the 25 folds are because I missed a draw and was one bet calling for a flush or an up and down straight/gutshot, or some combo of those things.

    Check Raises 27 times
    Percent of possible actions 2.8%
    flop 59.26%
    Turn 25.93%
    River 14.81%

    When Folding
    No fold 18.16%
    Preflop 67.96
    Flop 6.50
    turn 4.85
    river 2.52

    Won money when saw flop 36.5% of the time. (wow.. seems high... I know you only hit your hand 33% maybe my winrate is luck?)

    I love how much I'm winning. But I have a feeling with being "semi-loose-aggressive/passive" That I could very well lose all that money just as quickly (put together 1k hands in 5 days)

    Any input would be appreciated.
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    you are playing too many hands. A large portion of this is probably due to blind play. You are not folding to steals often enough. You are also not attempting to steal the blinds enough. My blind steal % this month is 34 and I think that might be slightly low. Anyways, at the stakes you are playing, I would reccomend just trying to get your VPIP down to about 20 and your postflop aggression up to about 2. Posting hands will always be a better way to judge your play than looking at these stats though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nehmer
    you are playing too many hands. A large portion of this is probably due to blind play. You are not folding to steals often enough. You are also not attempting to steal the blinds enough. My blind steal % this month is 34 and I think that might be slightly low. Anyways, at the stakes you are playing, I would reccomend just trying to get your VPIP down to about 20 and your postflop aggression up to about 2. Posting hands will always be a better way to judge your play than looking at these stats though.
    I second it!!

    And I know I sound like a broken record, but read Small Stakes Hold 'Em by David Sklansky and Ed Miller.

    You will win more than 33%. You it a pair or better ~32%. But you pick up draws on the flop too that will sometimes make a hand. 36% doesn't seem high at all.

    Your show down percentage seems a little high. Are you paying off with middle pairs and/or showing down top pair with weaker kickers for second best hands often?

    Post some hand histories.....

    ... and gl
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    I have read SSH by Sklansky and Malmuth, I think the fact that I'm up to 26% VP$IP is because of variance. When it comes to gettin in there, I'm about 100% by the book.

    I've come to that realization also about my show-down percentage. I've tried to justify EVERY showdown with "hey, which is worse to make a 1 BB mistake or a 10 BB mistake. When I was pretty sure my oponent had my TPGK beaten. I actually don't show down with middle pair that often. I try to outplay my opponent on the flop to get an idea where he stands when I have middle pair. If their play makes me put them on AK, or some other non-paired over, I go to the river being the aggressor, praying they dont' catch. Thank you for the input. I'll try to bring the VP$IP down.
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    why dont you post some stats when you arent running so good. also, way small sample size to say anything,


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    Elipses

    I could play every hand and be up 1000 bb/100 hands and there would be obvious flaws in my game. that would be that whole "results oriented thing" we're trying to avoid right?
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    Ok... we'll... then I'm kind of at a lose.

    It still seems as though your blind play is a little loose, and you can try to steal the blinds a little more (will have to deviate from SSHE for stealing, obviously)

    Although, I'll admit that I'm not real good at relating stats to proper play, beyond

    Also, elipsejeff is right.... 1000hands is a drop in the bucket.

    comeback with 10k-15k hand stats, or just post some HH.

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