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Just a few observations/thoughts and I can't vouch for their validity but just things I noted when looking at your stats. I also play lower stakes than you.
I cbet the flop less than you but cbet the turn more (over 25% more often). The biggest argument for this working is when we check back the flop in position and villain checks for the second time, we can bet and anticipate folds. Out of position, if villain elects to check back the flop we can fire the turn with the information we've gained. Cbetting nearly 3/4 the time like you do (this seems high to me but I couldn't google anything conclusive) is surely inviting floats and generally people are less comfortable/capable with their later streets play, especially in pots bloated by cbetting with weak hands, so you're probably making life harder for yourself. By shifting some of your flop cbets to turn cbets it would make later streets easier and cheaper to play. If it's the case that you're firing nearly 75% of flops but giving up a lot of turns, your red line will suffer. Worse still, anyone paying attention will begin to notice and the flop floats will increase. It's a vicious circle.
I'd honestly really like to know what other peoples flop and turn cbet %s are.
I guess you could include this in the above, but your turn and river agg% factors are lower than mine. So it may well be you're conceding a lot of hands in bloated pots because of your cbet %? Is this a full ring relic?
How often do you lead turn/fire turn+river vs a PFR who checked back the flop? What about 3way pots, PFR is last to act and checks back flop, you're second to act on turn and checked to, having seen the other player check 1st two streets and the PFR not cbet, would you fire here? And how wide? And the river to make your hand look convincing?
How well do you think you play in 3bet pots, as the pfr and as the caller, without hands that are obvious how to play for value like AA or disguised 2 pairs? Are you comfortable?
Sample size I know, but your river call efficiency could do with comparison against other peoples. Another side effect of firing the flop which is the most floated street and then giving up the turn is when a fish leads into you small on the river, you can talk yourself into making a small hero call since they didn't bet big, they're probably bluffing cuz you checked, yadda yadda. Then your AK loses to their bottom pair that they don't know if they're betting or bluffing. It also puts you into a spot to level yourself into calling vs regs when bet/folding the turn may be more ideal. Increasing your turn agg% may shift villains off those kind of hands, and betting more rivers is good for image and thin value.
As Jyms said, it looks like you're losing most of your money on later streets, probably through lack of aggression and not valuebetting enough. So you're not only missing out on value but you're setting yourself up to be bet out of hands or make bad calls.
It would be interesting to see some stats from other people to review against your bb and sb positional stats too.
Hope some of this is useful to you.
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