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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. :dance:
http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/r...1/10nl-new.jpg
http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/r...10nl-graph.jpg
Very nice!
I'm chasing you to 25nl, but you are definitely winning the race...
sic brag
party like a rock star this weekend?
absoluckinfutelyQuote:
Originally Posted by GatorJH
absoluckinfutelyQuote:
Originally Posted by shyguy03533
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!
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by dranger7070
Congrats. I can't wait 'til I get to make a post like this. LOL.
If you're learning the game, I think more like 2 tables should be the norm.Quote:
Originally Posted by dranger7070
I three-table at the most.
I haven't played since Thursday. Some kinda kidney, urinary track infection shit. On some good painkillers though :shock: