Yea, those numbers alone won´t cut it.

My non-SD pots are a consistent loser. I have been looking into that a while ago and I´m trying to lift the red line by calling less from the blinds and picking wiser spots to 3b in position. I am not aggressive enough in 3bet pots and think that Im generally a wee bit to tight vs flop raises and check raises in spots like #1. For the nonSD losses Im blaming me playing too many tables, my turn and river ranges being too tight/Im not picking good spots to exploit weak ranges and most important me table selecting well. The games in general are soft and more to the point are showdown games - I do make money off fish who call too much and nits who fold their blinds a lot and don´t put any pressure on me isolating the poor players.

As I said before, in biggish non AI pots Im on the tight side if anything. I filtered for river calls a while ago and was breaking even or slightly up on those hands where I call a river bet or raise.

Im double barreling not too much and do very very rarely triple barrel at my current stakes. Im taking a bet - check - bet line for value most of the time and have it looked up fairly light by the less experienced players and even many regs dont quiet take that line for what it is.

I could improve my red line by taking a weaker range to SD, but given how passive the games play I dont see any merit in doing so. Relevant numbers:
5.3% 3bet (rather low isn´t it?)
18% call 3bet
5.6% squeeze
26.2 WTSD (I really have little idea about this number)
54.2% W$SD (seems kinda high)
43.6% W$WSF
60% flop cbet
34.8% turn cbet
51% fold flop vs raise
50% fold to cbet
40% steal

(All numbers correspond to 90k 50nl 6max with 22/18 preflop stats)