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help me out with my game
I'm new to online poker and just tried poker tracker 3 ..
these were the results playing 25$ no limit ..
i started with a 80 $ deposit and played 25 $ no limit multitabling with a buy in of 9$ on each table rather than the max 25$ and preferred standing uo when i double my stack because i cant afford a huge swing with a mini bankroll .. i'm slowly increasing it and will play with full 25 $ buy in when i have around 500 to 600$ BR
these were my stats on PT3. can u guys help me with some tweaks in my game ..
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You don't have a mini-bankroll, you have an ample bankroll... for 2NL, and that's where you should be playing.
If you want to build a bankroll fast, go get a job, if you want to learn the game, play to 2NL, and work your way up from it.
As for the game, hard to tell, try uploading your positional stats. Cbet stats, 3bet, etc, are all useful as well. Looks like you're playing weak passive.
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now i have 400 $ in 1 weak .. what do i do with this bankroll. do i keep playing 25$ no limit or start playing 2$ NL as u said ?
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nah don't play 25nl with that roll - you'd be underrolled for those stakes, and you said you're new to online poker. you're better off learning the game at lower stakes and being slightly over-rolled. As an exercise in gauging your ability/discipline/patience, I'd try to log at least 10,000 - 20,000 hands at 2NL and then see how you do. At the end of that, you can post your stats so that the more experienced players can help you plug leaks. If you're beating 2NL solidly after this period, then you can feel more confident in your game as you move up in stakes.
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play 2nl
join the irc
post hands
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you're now rolled for 10NL so why not carry on at 10nl , buy in full and learn how to lay with a full stack.
Stop limping as much, so that you get your vpip much closer to your pre flop raise percentage.Maybe tighten up so that you start off with a good hand and raise it rather than trying to limp in and flop well.
Read the bankroll management posts in the beginners digest.
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