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Statistics: Posted by Beavis68 — Sun Jun 10, 2007 7:49 pm
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Your flop aggression is fine, perhaps even slightly too aggressive but better to error in that extreme than the other direction. That said your turn aggression drops way off which it shouldn't. You are starting with extrememly good hands so no reason in general to slow down your betting/raising on the turn.
Small PP I will fold in EP in most cases but I will raise pairs like 66 and higher if first in in MP or later. My image and yours should allow you to make this play and many times take down the blinds uncontested.
Unless the pot is 5 or 6 way action keep doing yourself a favor and folding Axs and the other small suited connectors with perhaps the exception of raising on occasions with them from the CO or button if first in the pot.
The CR is your friend, particularly from the blinds against an aggressive late position opponent on the flop.
Don't be unhappy with that BB/100 stat
Statistics: Posted by piersmajestyk — Fri Apr 21, 2006 7:18 am
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sample is very small -- esp. to start dissecting specific hands. you're talking about only 600 hands that you've VPIPed.
what is your SD/100?
other than that, i'm going to forego comments, because your style is very different that anything i've ever played or considered playing.
Statistics: Posted by Kuso — Fri Apr 21, 2006 4:21 am
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I figure some of the responses I get to this may be saying I am playing too tight preflop. I have anticipated this. I could add AXs more often but...........
I play pocket pairs only in LP and even then not unless there are enuf people in the pot to justify the 7.5-1 for flopping a set. I could play the low and mid pairs more, however.....................
What's weird is 1010 is a loser but 77 is not. How do you play PP's?
Suited Connectors are something I have abandoned except in the blinds and very rarely the button if I have a lot of preflop callers, but look at this
Any comments/suggestions greatly appreciated. Should I be happy with these results or is 3bb/100 hands not out of reach?
Statistics: Posted by StarliteCoast — Fri Apr 21, 2006 4:14 am
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