Select Page
Poker Forum
Over 1,292,000 Posts!
Poker ForumBeginners Circle

frist time posting stats

Results 1 to 11 of 11
  1. #1

    Default frist time posting stats

    how it looking over this sample

    36,000 stats.jpg

    36,000 graph.jpg

    36,000 limits.jpg

    any feed back would be great.
  2. #2
    oh forgot to say the limits are as chasing a bouns as read the out line wrong and depsited to much to complete at my level .20 so sitting at a few higher just for the points. bad bank role i know but so close to bounes but so little time left.
  3. #3
    Join Date
    Aug 2007
    Posts
    8,697
    Location
    soaking up ethanol, moving on up
    ok, i think you're open limping far too much from UTG/+1. There's a thread about open limping. Don't do it much at all. Raise or fold. You can fold 33 from ep, it's ok, in fact, it's profitable to do so. MP doesn't look too bad. Late position and you're calling too wide and limping behind too wide. Like, the stats i'm linking below are doing these things too much, and you're doing it worse. Based on the stats you've posted you should be winning at a greater rate than you are. Like, you're positionally aware and not too weak. Keep winning, keep winning more, enjoy.

    also, take a look at these stats (http://www.flopturnriver.com/pokerfo...ts-178819.html)
  4. #4
    I think your limping too much from every pos. VPIP and PFR should be within 3%.
  5. #5
    how do you work out the % of time we cold call and limp from our vpip %?
    as if we add them together plus the prf raise should that all add up to the total Vpip for that postion?

    lwpc(open limp) being the call of only the BB,
    cold call being the call of a pfr.
    pfr being first to raise in an unrasied pot.

    am confused as if this is right my stats don't show this, so thinking this must be wrong.
  6. #6
    rong's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2008
    Posts
    9,033
    Location
    behind you with an axe
    How do you break down your stats over 9 positions? mine only shows 6. ie sb bb ep mp co & bn. I'm using HM.
    I'm the king of bongo, baby I'm the king of bongo bong.
  7. #7
  8. #8
    rong's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2008
    Posts
    9,033
    Location
    behind you with an axe
    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_MM View Post
    Brilliant. Thanks mate.
    I'm the king of bongo, baby I'm the king of bongo bong.
  9. #9
    You've got short handed and full ring results mixed in together. If you can seperate them with filters, you'll get a better answer.

    I don't know much about full ring, having almost never played it, but I do know that you're calling/limping too much from every position. Try *never* limping, just as a technical exercise. If you never limped, you'd be making a mistake way less often than if you limped as much as you do. Limping is so rarely correct that you loose almost nothing from never doing it.

    It also looks like your flop AF is a little low, but that might be something to do with playing at full ring, I'm not sure. Basically, you should be stabbing at a lot of 2, 3, and occasionally 4 handed limped flops out of the blinds, and you ought to be continuation betting like a monkey (it's pretty hard to do it too much, so just fire away 3 handed, or less, pretty much 100% of the time).

    Many of the stats you've included are irrelevant, and many that would be telling are absent. Results stats are irrelevant. Cbet stats, blind stats, etc, are all more useful.
  10. #10
    ok so have added a few more stats RFI,PWPC,CBET%,CBET success.
    if there are anymore that would be helpfull, ill add.

    the limping is coming from small pockets 88-, A*s, and SC. i could change the SC and pockets into raises pre-flop and be happy to play them out, and cut the A*s out all together EP-MP.
    Attached Images
  11. #11
    stats over the last 3000 hands where i stoped limping

    thanks very much for the advice. long may it continue.
    Attached Images

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •