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note: recently I upped my turn aggression as well as my PFR% and am playing closer to 20/20.. i completely stopped limping and almost completely stopped calling raises except sometimes in position against some players..

thoughts?

TYVM

here is mine

These are excellent solid $50 6 max stats.
WtSD 22%, W$SD 53%, W$WSF 35% indicates to me a lack of fancy play and good control. However you will have to play more marginal situations and pressurise opponets a little more as you move up - you are just a tad on the weak-tight side at the moment IMHO (nothing wrong with that at $50 or $100 but once you hit $200 and $400 simply waiting to hit to get paid off and/or auto-firing CB's won't be enough any more..)

Thanks guys... nice to know that I am on right path..

Maybe some of you remember my first 5ish posts here. I think and hope I have gone a long way since then (and that was March this year)...

cheers

p.s. tatarana, why is rake as % of pot interesting or important? TBH I never looked at it and still don't know what that number actually means and shows...

I would think playing 22/20 is too laggy for 50nl. You dont get enough FE post flop, so 22/15 or 20/13 should be nearer optimal. Nothing wrong with limping at 50nl where you have more implied odds (ppl paying off more post flop). Only downside may be learning bad habits, but you need to be able to adjust for tables / levels / players etc, so play whats more optimal for 50nl and not 200nl.

Its not a really important nr itself, its only that you are paying 5.33PTBB/100 hands ( not including any rebates ). I think Pacific still charges uncalled bets, thats why its so high.

I was wondering if the softness of Pacific Tables does help to attenuate this.

Anyway, I'm paying ~4.30PT/BB on Party and Cryptos playing at 25/15 w 3.15 flop AF

At these levels rake sucks. Thats why bonus chasing is so important to build a roll quickly.

you can get rb at pacific!?

Good points, it possiblycould well be more profitable if the post flop skills are good enough. I think most ppl will have more sucess with a standard micro TAG style, and then progrress and open up ones game as they progress through the stakes.

Think thats the standard progression...
tight TAG > sLag / Lag
and also 6max to shorter handed eventually HU play.

I think its a benefit to understand the play at each specturm, very tag 13/10 and very lag 26/24, then its easier to switch gears when suitable and get inside openents heads more. So w/e really if OP feels its time to open up the game and is prepared for the higher varience and initial drop in winrate then go for it I guess but standard route Id wait till 100 and 200nl and open up there.

I forgot to post this part...

not sure if it's important and what it really says, but there it is...