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Thanks.
Statistics: Posted by Snowski — Fri Feb 10, 2006 6:13 am
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Thank you!
Statistics: Posted by Andy94 — Wed Sep 28, 2005 8:09 pm
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this is my first reply..so here goes..
I use Poker tracker and gametime plus...and have just downloaded your auto ratings..and thank you very much for that..
But being an auto rate lamen..ive read your descriptions of the first 5 icons..but what about the other 9 ?.....is therer a thread on here that describes these types of players according to whatever icon they show...
Also..i can change what is viewed on the gametime plus..which ones do you recommend in accordance with your new auto ratings...?
Any help on these would be a massive help to me...
I need to improve my cash table play..as im going through a rough patch..but this could be due to the usual NL swings we all get from time to time...
On a better note..at leat my STT's are going ok...
Thanks again...
Statistics: Posted by Jos — Sat May 28, 2005 9:08 am
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you will see the actual PFR% in front of you with GT+ for every player and you wil often need to check the same to put him on a range of hands pre-flop and it was less important than Vp$iP or PFA to win rate (and therefore table selection) so it was the stat dropped.
As a rule both TPA and TAA's are winners - AP10 did some nice analysis showing that the optimum % PFR for TA's is in the 5% - 7.5% range which is actually on the TPA side...
http://livepokerforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2894
Statistics: Posted by excession — Tue May 17, 2005 1:12 am
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PFR = 2.36
AF_F = 2.25
AF_T = 1.8
AF_R = 1.5
In the original rules this player was catagorized as a TPA which sounds a bi t more accurate based on the stats I've pulled up. But TA he is not!
Statistics: Posted by puterguy76 — Mon May 16, 2005 4:20 pm
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Total Hands = 623
VP$IP = 20.71
PFR = 2.36
AF_F = 2.25
AF_T = 1.8
AF_R = 1.5
Won $ when saw the flop = 21.15% (doesnt sound like a TA to me)
Folded to River bet = 68.75% ( isn't this weak Tight?)
Now from what I can tell this guy is raising preflop 2.36% of the time which 2.36% of 20.71 is about .5% of his hands. Hmmm... So this sounds like the only time this guy raises before the flop is when he has aces. Even a fish knows to raise with those. This guy isn't fitting the profile of a TA, yet according to the new rules he's a TA. This sounds like a problem that I believe the Preflop raise numbers would rectify. Feedback is greatly appreciated.
ThanksStatistics: Posted by puterguy76 — Mon May 16, 2005 4:12 pm
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