Hello everyone,

I am a long time reader of the site, and finally decided to register today. I've been a casual poker player for many years, but just recently (slightly over a month ago) decided to play seriously. Below are the results of my first 35 or so days. I know these numbers are good, but can anyone tell me how certain I can be that I am playing well? Also, can anyone identify any spots where I could improve? If I need to post any other stats I've left out, please let me know. Note, I progressed up from 25$NL to 50$NL to 100$NL so my stats should hopefully show some improvement along the way, though the NL$100 numbers have to few hands to mean a lot so far. Thanks!!


NL$25 | 17,872 hands | VP$IP: 20.03% | PFR%: 6.29% | Total Agg: 0.98 | WtSD%: 18.92% | Won at SD%: 50.83% | PTBB/100: 10.71 | MT Ratio: 2.84 | True Win Rate: $9.83/hr

NL$50 | 13,847 hands | VP$IP: 18.55% | PFR%: 8.25% | Total Agg: 1.20 | WtSD%: 18.63% | Won at SD%: 54.04% | PTBB/100: 11.07 | MT Ratio: 3.16 | True Win Rate: $23.61/hr

NL$100 | 2,145 hands | VP$IP: 16.74% | PFR%: 6.39% | Total Agg: 1.00 | WtSD%: 18.72% | Won at SD%: 59.49% | PTBB/100: 14.53 | MT Ratio: 2.53 | True Win Rate: $47.88/hr

TOTALS | 33,864 hands | VP$IP: 19.22% | PFR%: 7.10% | PTBB/100: 11.10 | MT Ratio: 3.17 | True Win Rate: $19.21/hr | Total Profit: $3,112.95


Thanks again,

Sublime

With position stats I ment vpip, pfr by position. What you're looking for is a "slope", where your vpip and pfr is lowest UTG and highest OTB.

My VP$IP and PFR% are very close to the same in every position. One thing that I think contributes to this is that I fold a lot more hands to raises ahead of me rather then reraising. Hand such as AJo, KQo, etc I usually fold to an early raise when I'm in late position, whereas I may have been the one raising with these from early position. Also, the only hands I just call with in early position are low-mid PPs whereas in late position I'll just call with a lot of hands if an early raise has already isolated for me. Is this incorrect play? Thank you for all of your help so far!

Sublime