I hit 100k hands @NL$100(fr)...

...and they say I'm not good. When I started the $100 I was very much a nutpeddler (10-13/3-5 pf) and weak/tight and the only difference now is I am not weak/tight preflop but am postflop. I made more when I was weak/tight too, I just don't know how to get back to that way :( .

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tx Swiggidy!

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Opening up your game will definately help your win rate. Yea, it'll be tough to adjust playing more marginal hands and being more aggressive, but you'll become a better player and your winrate will reflect that. I play around 20/17 at 6 max, i suggest maybe 16/10 around there for full ring. Try it out.

I think you should start practicing opening up your game more from later positions. Raise more, reraise more, and bluff more from later positions. DOn't try to do this all at once, but start off by opening up your range just a bit.

I think your regular weak/tight game and stats from early and middle positions look good, but comparing your starts w/ mine, the biggest diff is that your losing value from late positions.

I'm not sure how much stats say, but the one thing is (like others said) I bet you aren't playing enough "small ball" in late position. try raising weak limpers and blinds, raising weak bets, restealing pf, etc.

I might even go as far as experimenting with never limping in the CO and BTN. if it doesnt work, well maybe u'll learn somethin still...

I had tried opening my game a little bit after I played 6-max for a while. I had mixed feelings over a small sample.

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Thanks so far peeps, I appreciate it.

Well I guess it's pretty obvious that you aren't taking advantage of CO/BTN as much as you should be. What's the deal with TJs/AQo in your top losers? A bunch of freak hands or what?