80k stats... feedback please...

hey everyone... it's been a while since i played poker the way i used to but at least i'm back into playing online regularly for sure...

i had to withdraw 400 dollars about a couple months ago because of an emergency so the amount won in these charts isn't the amount i actually have so my roll is actually 400 dollars less plus the initial deposit of 50 bucks so i've had to grind myself back up from 0.01/0.02 to 0.05/0.10 again so here i am...

i've been stealing a bit more in the 10NL tables because players are starting to have some kinda sense and know where the fold button is obviously i don't attempt to steal in lower stakes because of calling stations and such but...

feedback?.. i generally 4 table...

that is one nice looking graph. talk about barely any variance

haha... i've had around a 90 dollar loss in one day but i still netted positive that month

Was your biggest downswing shown there starting at around 43k hands due to tilt/poor play etc? Or was it really just one hell of a freakin' cooler? I'm just curious really, and your stats look pretty good overall, nice work.

oh no no no... i very rarely tilt... if i find myself tilting i open up a play money table and donk it up until i cooler the shit outta someone lol...

but it's such a rarity for me to tilt because i generally have 30+ max buy-ins for the stakes i'm playing at...

they're mostly coolers and donk suck-outs... typical all-in call on a flush draw and river my set or something... some were misreads that i paid-off...

You'll need to learn to steal more. That will also raise your LP numbers. But, depending on your goal, just keep doing what you do.

Originally Posted by xX zorrito Xx

oh no no no... i very rarely tilt... if i find myself tilting i open up a play money table and donk it up until i cooler the shit outta someone lol...

but it's such a rarity for me to tilt because i generally have 30+ max buy-ins for the stakes i'm playing at...

they're mostly coolers and donk suck-outs... typical all-in call on a flush draw and river my set or something... some were misreads that i paid-off...

That's good. Shitty how swings can last like that but your pwning these stakes. I was going to mention something about ATS but it is hard to steal from loose/weak players. ATS should probably increase as you move up levels because the play will get tighter. That's just my theory though, but you can see how it makes sense as your ATS for $2 NL is lower than $5, and $10NL is greater than $5. When you get to $25NL you should probably see it over 30 because there will be more tight players than at the levels below.