Hey guys, I have about 10K hands now at the PLO25 level and 5K at the old 25 level with the blinds at .25/.50. I stayed at the lower level to get some hands under my belt and to better understand this crazy game of Omaha even though I showed a profit at the old level blinds. I usually 4 table so even though it says a high amount of hours it is really not that much. Well I don't really know what to post but here it goes. Let me know if you see any huge leaks or need any more info to see if I have leaks. Also, the old blind structure is when I was just learining so there are probably a lot of dumb monkey mistakes that I made included in the numbers.

Old structure (.25/.50)
Hands: 5288
Hours: 114
VP: 23.8
VP SB: 48
Won $ WSF %: 21
Amount won: 374
BB/100: 7.08BB/Hr: 3.3
WTSD%: 21
W$ at SD%: 50
PF raise: 2.2
Flop Agg Factor: 2.35
Turn Agg Factor: 2.4
River Agg Factor: 3.13
Total Agg Factor: 2.46
Folded SB to steal: 81
Folded BB to steal: 40

New structure (.10/.25)
Hands: 10585
Hours: 236
VP: 17.5
VP SB: 40.7
Won $ WSF %: 19.6
Amount won: 756
BB/100: 14.28
BB/Hr: 6.41
WTSD%: 20
W$ at SD%: 53
PF raise: .93
Flop Agg Factor: 1.84
Turn Agg Factor: 1.79
River Agg Factor: 1.92
Total Agg Factor: 1.83
Folded SB to steal: 50
Folded BB to steal: 20

Questions: Obviously, any leaks? Should I defend my blinds a little more/less? Am I playing way too tight? If I am, I am starting to loosen up since I am becoming more relaxed playing post flop. I really don't like to raise PF unless I feel I can get heads up but limping is a great way of disguising your hand when you hit the flop hard. Also, I am pretty sure 15K hands is about useless when accounting for variance, so how many hands until I can go by these numbers? I mean there are still a crapload of hands that I only have had one time so I am sure it has to be pretty high.

One thing I notice when I look at my misc stats is that one pair and two pair make up about 2/3 of my total hands and it loses the most. So I know this is a leak and working to fix it. Thanks for any input.

i think that the 1pr and 2pr stats are a bit skewed in omaha. iirc, these get counted even when you fold, so if you miss a straiight, flush, or boat draw and then fold to turn or river action, your stats in these categories get killed. of course, when you hit your big hand, the win is logged in that category.

i imagine that the 1pr and 2pr stats are more meaningful in hold 'em, esp.limit.