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Originally Posted by jackvance
Interesting. My current stats are more like 30/25 (down from 40/30, adjusted my play) but my button, while having a higher VPIP as expected, doesn't have a higher PFR compared to EP. This is probably because I like to call a lot of hands IP. Should I 3bet more on the button? I'm already tending towards doing this more often as 3bets IP are so hard to play against compared to 3bets from the blinds.
On the other hand it fits my playstyle to play lots of flops because people make more mistakes there than preflop. But I def need to loosen up more on the button if I look at your stats compared to mine, and play tighter EP. I have it in my head that EP raises get more respect, so I like to raise there more often than you'd normally do, but this is no doubt exploitable if people catch on.
Also my VPIP/PFR from the BB is slightly lower than my SB, this can't be right. Leakbuster told me I leaked in the BB (too much calling, too little 3betting) so I adjusted, but seems far from optimal. Small sample size btw, I don't play a lot of cash atm.
I used to cold call more on the button, but have getting a large enough sample size and doing a lot of filters on my cold calling I realized a ton of my cold call range was -EV. Again, any hand you play on the button HAS to be profitable (since we're not required to put money into the pot), so if there are unprofitable hands you really have to remove them from your range.
By the similar token, BB hands ONLY have to perform better than -100bb/100, so any hand (even hands losing money) that performs better than this standard HAS to be played. So yah you really should be playing more hands out of the BB than SB, because -100bb/100 is the threshold for BB compared to -50bb/100 for SB, and also cause you're last to act so not worried of facing squeezes etc, so can call wider/3b wider.
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