My FR stats after 10k hands

I've been doing better at FR than 6max, but I'm still only doing just a little better than break even. Here are my stats for may last 10k hands at FR 4NL. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I am intentionally trying to play a tight/nitty game, mainly because I am still under rolled at the moment and trying to minimize variance.







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At a glance you're way too nitty postflop, don't 3b nearly enough and fold your big blind way too much.

polarize ur 3 betting out of the blinds at 4 nl. something like 2/3 for value 1/3 as a bluff. 3 bet more in position for value with a wider range as well. play more hands in position and isolate players in position liberally. don't Cbet mindlessly and pay attention to floptextures and how they connect to villain's range. If you do that at 4 nl u'll have a much easier time instead of nitting it up and never getting into spots which will improve you besides the typical . Zomg i had AA he called and chechk raised a 567 board and i stacked off he showed 555. Did i play it well? obv i'm trolling a bit and exaggerating but i think you know what i'm trying to say.

You seem to be stuck in ' playing poker following a non dynamic set of rules' , try thinking out of your own comfort zone and look for new horizons.

looks like weak tight reg syndrome... i should know

you have lost a buy in posting you blinds that you coulda saved yourself. thats an ez fix.

Raise pre more often. Your vpip/pfr ratio is like 63%. Optimally you want it to be >75%. Raising some of the stronger hands you usually flat with will bring your pfr up and your vpip down. You want to be playing something more like 13/11.

Polarizing your 3bet range can help with this too but at 4nl but I don't think it's a great idea @ 4nl. I f you do this you really need to make sure your doing it vs villains who are gonna fold enough. Don't 3bet bluff a calling station ldo.

Originally Posted by kickass

you have lost a buy in posting you blinds that you coulda saved yourself. thats an ez fix.

this.

Stop posting in the CO.

ur PFR is 10% MP-BU, that should be widening closer to BU, but ur VPIP% goes up in each position. Call less, raise more?

Originally Posted by MrE

I am intentionally trying to play a tight/nitty game, mainly because I am still under rolled at the moment and trying to minimize variance.

Lower win rate more variance.

Thanks to everyone for all the feedback.
I'm trying to digest it all, with a grain or two of salt.

Primarily, I will work on bringing my PRF up, and not being such a pussy post-flop... and I will stop posting the blinds early. (Thanks kickass, too easy)

Sitting out while you wait for the big blind gives you a few hands to see how the table is playing, see if they like to limp or raise, allow your HUD to collect some info, and make notes on donks etc. It also means you're not wasting a blind to be dealt shit like 73o that you fold to a raise and rarely make any money from when you do see a free flop. The posted blinds do add up, especially if it's a habit. I only post a blind if I'm bumhunting a donk and I fear he'll clear off if he loses his stack, if that's likely to happen while I sit out and I have position on the donk, then I post. Otherwise, I wait for bb, always.

i'd hit myself with a club playing 4 nl FR. Why don't you try some 6 max at 4 nl. people are so so bad at 4 nl and u might learn to open up your game a bit and end up in more creative spots. You can still play pretty tight-ish and exploit the 35% vpip dudes who mindlessly put money in the pot. Just try it and look at it as a way to improve your game , if you later return to FR you'll find more spots where you can win more pots

i'd hit myself with a club playing 4 nl FR. Why don't you try some 6 max at 4 nl. people are so so bad at 4 nl and u might learn to open up your game a bit and end up in more creative spots. You can still play pretty tight-ish and exploit the 35% vpip dudes who mindlessly put money in the pot. Just try it and look at it as a way to improve your game , if you later return to FR you'll find more spots where you can win more pots

Kind of pointless doing a stat analysis in 10k hands. I would wait until at least 30k before making any adjustments. Leak Buster recommends 50k to get an accurate analysis.

Originally Posted by 2Cord McCord

Kind of pointless doing a stat analysis in 10k hands. I would wait until at least 30k before making any adjustments. Leak Buster recommends 50k to get an accurate analysis.

So much this. Finding glaringly obvious leaks like like playing to tight, not raising enough and posting blinds should wait until you've spewed away chips for at least another 20k hands. Maybe better wait til 50k so you can go broke first.

Nice supa.... thought the same thing. You can find leaks from a single HH ffs.

sample is too small. the two things which i noticed after a quick glance were:
- you can and should be stealing blinds more.
- you seem a bit passive pre. you should probably be limping and cold calling less and raising more.

that said, the sample size is tiny and could well be innacurate.

dude just get some coaching from bikes, it'll be worth it.

hi w$SD and low W$wsf come on guys this is clearly a fine sample to tell op is weak tight as shit ffs dont get all staticision on me here

what the fuck at the 10k hand sample being too small. like m2m he's a weak tight fuck or he's running absurdly bad. I would bank on the former. also you can find glaring leaks from 1 fucking hand. Anyways his fold by street is absurdly high. Folding the flop pretty tight is going to be fine if you make it to the flop with a weak range but you are defending v steals 16 fucking % so you shouldn't be c/fing 70%. This is absurd. LOL . How fucking tight are you postflop. 62% W$SD Overall this is retarded. You are folding the best hand way too often. There's a bunch of other shit like RFI by position and shit I'd like to see but lets just start with you not playing like a bitch anymore.

streetbet = win