NL$100 Stats.

Hand: 37K
VP$IP 13%.
AF. FLOP 5.96
TURN. 3.5
RIVER 2.03
Total: 3.98.
PFR: 2.5%
WtSD: 19.8%
W$SD: 52.8%
Win Rate: 4.25PTBB/100

The winrate is a bit higher because I dont have the stats from bodog and WPX where i HAVE BEEN DOING BETTER thn other places. I have played 6K hands on Bodog. That along with the fact that I have been getting KK vs. AA every 2K hands in this period...

The bankroll isnt an issue. I am playing very tight because I am usually 7-10tabling. I just would like to get some feedback on my numbers before I make the jump.

There are some stats I currently dont have my laptop with me. I dont steal blinds and only defend them against obvious frequent stealers.

Do you think it's the time to try NL$200? Will I have trouble being so tight preflop?

are these full ring stats?

I suggest playing less tables and loosening up. You may be able to play this way at $200NL, but above that you will never get paid off.

Your win rate is lower than what it should be for a good $100NL player. Yours till making a good amount of money because youre playng so many tables, but when you move up, its not gong to work.

If you ever want to be playing $400NL or above, then you need to learn how to play real poker now. The difference between 13% VIP and 2.5% preflop raise.....and 22% VIP and 8-10% preflop raise is HUGE.

If you try to play your current game at higher stakes, you'll be hard pressed to better than break even.

I think you should try $200NL BR permitting.

However, I agree with Iceman's comments about losening up and playing less tables. I think the key is if you are playing 13% VPIP its very difficult to develop your post flop game play because you simply aren't in that many marginal hands.

You are going to need to make post flop moves and reads at higher stakes.

Full ring is dead. Do you still have an 8 track player also?