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    Default intro-6-max-stats - more numbers to critique

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    i've been playing a lot of full ring the last year, but now i want to mix in some 6-max. I'm going to read all the digest posts and probably the last couple of hundred forum threads.
    I had a quick splash around 9-tabling micro-stakes just to see how it felt (was trying a change of site at the same time).
    How do these stats look? it's nittier than the stats suggest cos I was completing from the sb in limped pots quite a bit.

    any comments/suggestions?
    I'm planning to kick off on a site where i'll only play 6-max, and with a separate 6-max roll. I'll start at $25nl rolled deep for 50nl and move as I feel comfortable (hopefully quickly) through 50nl and up, up, up

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    Doesnt mention number of hands so some of the later stats are hard to judge. Personally those stats look a fair bit like mine but I have lower VPIP, maybe because I just fold crap in the SB regardless of pot odds.

    I would expect your steal % to be higher (mines 31% with 15.5 PFR) which suggests maybe you're raising more hands in earlier positions and less hands in later positions, but again that could be sample size.
    Just dipping my toes back in.
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    I don't know what the sample size is but your wwsf is a pretty serious concern. Fold to more 3 bets as well. You could likely cbet more as well depending how these games play.
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    1. either raise more or limp less.
    2. W$WSF is WAY WAY WAY too low and this probably has to do with limping to see too many flops then just c/f'ing.
    3. cbet more
    4. you're calling too many 3bets, and i bet people aren't 3betting that light at micros
    5. your steal % should probably be higher than 26%. raise more in CO and OTB and take advantage of playing pots in position
    eeevees are not monies yet...they are like baby monies.
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    i'm finding 6-max fascinating
    more different to full ring than i remembered - so much more hand involvement, hell, i'm in position to steal/re-steal in around half the hands i play. I have realised that i can't multi-table heavily either, not if i want to play a game that may have a chance outside of micro. Oh well, 8-tabling is also novel, so much time to think and play!!!

    I'm pretty sure the W$WSF horror stat is due to the large number of limped pots going on in micro 6-max, but I'll definitely keep an eye on it. I've also increased my steal to around 35% during the latest session. C-bet is almost leak-high now rather than leak-low (70%)

    I've done my time at $5nl and $10nl I think. $25nl tomorrow, and $50nl if i feel comfortable sometime next week. (stake progression so much easier if you start way below your roll )
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    just start iso raising tons in position in those limped pots. Look for the weak/tighties that are limp/calling and folding 80% of flops and just pound on them over and over.
    eeevees are not monies yet...they are like baby monies.
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    play no more than 6 tables (preferably only 4), keep your PFR above 20, and get that wwsf up
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    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    play no more than 6 tables (preferably only 4), keep your PFR above 20, and get that wwsf up
    Will start out 4-tabling next session. Guess I gotta start raising more IP!
    PFR of 20 seems a world away from nit 15-11 at Full Ring - what do you suggest opening UTG? I'm thinking KQ+/AJs+/44+/1-2 pre-determined SCs, from mp and cutoff but uncertain about how tight UTG if I'm aiming 20% pfr. I'm stealing 33% now and 6% 3-bet but it is feeling pretty loose.

    I like that i'm playing sh as a learning roll at super-comfortable stakes.
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    A way to get your pfr up is always look who is in the blinds before you act. When you have fish in the blinds you want to be opening a wider range than normal because they are liable to play too many hands oop. This is assuming that table conditions behind you won't hinder this play.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    play no more than 6 tables
    This

    I can barely keep up with 6 tables at NL100, sometimes I run out of time to think and end up doing a "default" action when if I had time to think I'd sometimes do something different
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    i had been back grinding Full Ring a while and studying a lot on 6-max and post-flop play vs ranges.
    So I fired up a session of 6-max, 5-tabling and with the various advice fresh in my mind. Then another session. Quite a few hours later...
    Looking better?
    Feels so loose, yet apparently this is basic TAG at 6-max?!?!
    seems super-exploitable too

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    I wouldn't play quite that loose preflop until your more comfortable with 6max but those look pretty good overall. Only thing I could see changing is your turn aggression. You may be cbetting too much then giving up. Maybe cbet a tiny bit less and bet the turn a tiny bit more.

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