I've been watching and recording some of the pros on FTP. Mike Madeseau, Allen Cunningham, John Juanda, Chris Ferguson, Ben Roberts and a non pro JediPokerTrix.

The biggest problem with the pros is they don't hang around very long, but here are some short comments.

CF is short stacking the full tables 4 x 5/10 NL. His VIP/PFR/TAF #s are 21/15/1.9.

JJ #s are 15/15/0.0. Plays 25/50 NL short tables but I really don't have enough data on him yet.

AC: 28/20/1.9 plays the highest limit short table games.

Ben Roberts plays a strong game, short tables 10/20 NL. 21/15/3.0. I played back some of his hands. He keeps the pots small with small hands and with big hands the sky is the limit.

One of the more interesting players is JediPokerTrix. (non-pro) Mostly plays 5/10 and 10/20 NL short tables. Likes to raise quite a bit from UTG position. If he gets re-raised and has nothing he'll fold, but look out if he raises or calls. This guy is a long term winner.

I have 9577 hands on JediPokerTrix.

Hes 22 / 18 and is losing at -0.57 PTBBs. I dont think hes anything special at all.

From his stats I would say he doesnt understand position enough to be a full time 5/10 player. His raising stats are between 21.8 and 23 in all 4 non blind positions and the button is his lowest percentage of the 4.

Hes lost $1087 and when I run him thru pokerEV he shouldve lost another $600 so that would put his win rate at more like -0.9. He putting more money in than he has equity on all streets except preflop.

Ice:
Here are some numbers on Jedi


-Geo

Yes, Ive seen that. Why does that make you want to watch him?