Finally hit $500 BR

Actually BR is at $530.
Many thanks to the FTR folks. I owe it all to y'all even though you can be brutal at times.
Any comments to these stats are definitely welcome.
Getting closer to 25NL.

Very nice!

I'm chasing you to 25nl, but you are definitely winning the race...

sic brag

party like a rock star this weekend?

Originally Posted by GatorJH

party like a rock star this weekend?

absoluckinfutely

Originally Posted by shyguy03533

sic brag

absoluckinfutely

Anything specific you found helped change your game in your last ~10k hands?

Among other things, I'm sure, raising more pre-flop = suxxxess?

Yeah I can visually see a few things he changed but was hoping he'd give some insight.

Several things

1) Stealing more

2) Being agressive not only pf but all streets. Previously I would be agressive pf then make a cbet. If they called a cbet I would get money scared and check turn and river, even with very strong hands.

3) Not playing money scared.

4) Bluffing more

5) Opening with a wider range and not playing OOP so much. Amazing how many pots you can take down opening UTG with small pp or SC (9T+) or with air on a tight table.

6) Not falling in love with my hand

7) Stopped using a PF hand chart

I essentially started doing what was suggested after being forced to drop back down to 5NL and posting stats in another post.
http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...ed-t80981.html

congrats sasquach...gl the rest of the way to 25NL

GJ and GL in the future.

How many tables you doing sas? Cuz if you're only doing 2-4 I don't think your non-showdown winnings should be as low as they are. Right now you should be focusing on learning the game and whatnot, so I think 6 tables should be the norm. Look for more spots to take down a limped pot with no action when you're in position. If you can get your non-showdown winnings even close to even you will be winning that much more.

BTW Nice work dude Keep it up!

Originally Posted by dranger7070

Look for more spots to take down a limped pot with no action when you're in position. If you can get your non-showdown winnings even close to even you will be winning that much more.

This is something I looked at too because I'm working on this in my game. I think he's doing very well. From his graph, it looks like 2/3 of his non showdown winnings(lost) are in the first 14m hands. Marked improvement in the second 14m hands. Good job, keep it up.

Congrats. I can't wait 'til I get to make a post like this. LOL.

Originally Posted by dranger7070

Right now you should be focusing on learning the game and whatnot, so I think 6 tables should be the norm.

If you're learning the game, I think more like 2 tables should be the norm.

I three-table at the most.

I haven't played since Thursday. Some kinda kidney, urinary track infection shit. On some good painkillers though