50NL, 10k checkup *15k UPDATE*

Let's do a little checkup (i.e. tear these apart for me, will ya?). Some points that I can see myself is that my positional awareness is not good enough and I play too many suited aces.

Also I see that 10k hands is a very small sample, for example the fact that A3s is in my top 10 hands is mostly due to me stacking a known big stacked donk with two pair.

Summary:


Top 10:


Bottom 10:


Position stats:


Final hands:


Details:


Poker patterns:

I think you hit it on the head with positional awareness. Your VP$IP & PFR% are almost flat across all positions. For comparison, my numbers in 5&6 are almost identical to yours, but my numbers on the button are almost double. Start raising a lot more from the CO & Button, low pp's, high suited connectors, suited aces, suited kings, trash... you'll be amazed how many more pots you take down. And limp behind limpers with speculative hands like suited gappers, low suited connectors and unsuited connectors.

what site did you play from hand 4,000 to 7,000?
go back there

that would most likely be PTY

Thanks guys.

Originally Posted by Hate

that would most likely be PTY

Sure is. Though the graph is scewed by the fact that a very high percentage of my bad beats and sets under sets have happened at other sites, I think I'm gonna play Party only after I've finished my current bonuses. The combination of fish, resizable tables and datamining options beats the bonus whoring on other sites, I think.

I am definitely going to be more aware and exploitive of position (though I really thought I already WAS utilizing it, that feels really weird when I see the stats). Any more points to be made?

Okay, I tried being more aware of positions and ended up with this after 5k hands:


It's getting better, right? I think I'm going to tighten up a bit in EP/EMP and raise a bit more limped pots from the CO. Also I'm gonna tighten up my SB completing range.

Note that the button has become hugely more profitable, but early to middle positions have become much less profitable. Some of this is probably variance/sample size/all that mumbo jumbo, but after reviewing a lot of sessions I think it's safe to say that my post flop game totally sucks. So I'm going to focus a lot of energy on improving this, basically just thinking plays through more, reviewing sessions properly and posting a lot more hand histories.

Looking at the preflop stats, am I safe to shift focus to postflop play?