leak finding thru stats?

[asdpikas]

Anyone know anything about this beyond the basic VP/PF/AF and blind steal situations?

[BennyLaRue]

I'm going to cross-post to 2+2. Hopefully Jeff doesn't mind...it's just too good a resource to try and recreate here.

http://archives1.twoplustwo.com/show...t=1&PHPSESSID=

[asdpikas]

awful tight! that post just says i'm a maniac! and we all know i'm a NIT!

nah, thats a beginner strategy post, i was looking for in depth analysis/leak finding. Just so i can get my 3/6 winrate from 1.5/100 to 2.5/100

[Chopper]

i dont know much more than the basics. i will, however, look a bit more and see if i cant remember some stuff.

like SD numbers in low 50's. higher, you are too nitty. lower, you are getting called too lightly with marginal shit.

but, i can tell you that to get past YOUR numbers, it may help to start studying THEIR numbers. dig into some regulars and look through some HHs of THEIRS and start correlating them to your villain's stats. see if some of their leaks dont identify themselves. that, and table selection. make sure you sit with the players whose leaks you've identified. know your competition better than they know themselves.

i dont think PT tells you anything about "villain leads when strong, c/r's when marginal, semibluffs the turn with draws, and donks river when whiffs." you cant find that in stats. you just have to pay attention and take the notes.