Statistics: Posted by Pok 7's — Fri Jul 13, 2007 4:52 pm
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You're losing money because you're playing badly is my guess. I would think that you pay off too much, and don't get enough value when ahead. You would probably do better to chose either raise or fold a bit more often than call.
On your level a raise on the river means the nuts more often than not. In fact, a raise anywhere is usually the nuts unless it's a maniac doing the raising. If you respect that and play straight forward, you will win,
I'd suggest playing FR until you're a decent winner, then consider SH. SH takes more reading skills and more aggression and adaptability, FR is a more technical and mechanical game which allows you to first learn the technical fundamentals that you can later combine with what is needed for SH.
Statistics: Posted by Stoneburg — Fri Jul 13, 2007 2:35 pm
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It just looked like your flop aggression factor was so low that you weren't betting or raising a lot, especially given how tight you play PF.
A quick question for you then. In your position stats, are the numbers for VPIP fairly similar, like 25% across the board, or do the start out tighter in EP and loosen up in LP?
Statistics: Posted by Motorcycle Mike — Fri Jul 13, 2007 9:44 am
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If you don't want to give it up just yet I'd seriously recommend you try FR instead which is a lot easier on the psyche and it's also where the money's at (at least for me. I do insanely bad at SH but book constant wins at FR). You already have preflop down it seems and postflop is way more straightforward.
Or it could just be variance which of course is mcuh worse at SH
/Anders
Statistics: Posted by Anders — Fri Jul 13, 2007 12:31 am
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Statistics: Posted by Pok 7's — Thu Jul 12, 2007 11:58 pm
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