10K hands checkup ($25 NL $50 NL)

by **AlexMR** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 12:42 am

It seems that you arenot being very aggressive on flop. Your W$WSFis definetely low and so is your flop AF.

Also, your winrate seems low for someonewining 60% of hands at showdown. Is it possible that you are underbetting your big hands?

by **Tempest** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 1:31 am

by **Stoneburg** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 6:01 am

by **TableTiger1** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 11:50 am

Tempest,

I have been playing online poker for the better part of 5 years now. I have played everything from 25 NL to 600 NL. I am not worried about being counterproductive to learning the game, I already have learned it on the basic level. Read all the books, been on the forums. blah blah blah. I understand there is always much more to learn and what I am attempting to learn now is how to 18 table efficiently.

As for position stats if you are looking for amount won here it is.

Button $65.50
1 $99.30
2 $135.15
3 $23.10
4 $93.25
5 $227.10
6 $21.10
7 $59.65
BB $132.35 :evil:

SB $173.75 :evil:

I don't know how to just export the pt data. Typing it in is pretty annoying. If anyone can give me a heads up that would be great.

Thanks for the words Stoneburg, I think both you and Alex were right about needing to be a bit more aggressive. I probably should be calling a few more river bets, I know of about five hands that mathematically were calls, but my gut was telling me fold. I listen to my gut and then the villain shows cheesewhiz. I have the ablitiy to actually play poker as well. I don't have to set mine. The screens are big enough that I can see everything, no rush. So if there is anything that I can work on in 50 NL now to get ready for 100 NL and 200 NL (I hope to be playing 100 in the next couple weeks and 200 a couple weeks later). It is amazing being able to play this many hands, I think I am playing better now than ever before. No getting bored with four tables and trying to "make" plays. :shock:

by **The Golden 1** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 11:58 am

Completing way too much from the SB.

by **Stoneburg** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 3:49 pm

by **The Golden 1** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 5:05 pm

by **TableTiger1** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 5:11 pm

by **TableTiger1** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 5:21 pm

by **Pozzo** » Sat Oct 21, 2006 7:09 pm

I agree with Golden that you're calling out of the SB too much. Maybe not way too much, but your sbvpip shouldn't be almost twice that of your vpip.

In my opinion, winrates based on 10k hands don't mean anything. So I wouldn't concern yourself with it until you have 30 or 40k hands. 5PTBB/100 is a decent winrate but it is definitely possible to sustain a 10+PTB/100 winrate at 25 and 50NL.

But your numbers all look good to me. As someone else said, your flop agression could be a little higher. I see these stats are based on an MT ratio of 4.6. I'd be curious to see the numbers once you start playing 18 tables. Playing that many tables it shouldn't take too long to hit 20K hands.

by **Stoneburg** » Sun Oct 22, 2006 2:57 am

From my NL20 grinding my 40k database has me at vpip 21 and SBvpip at 39. BB/100 is 8 from that position (my total was 13.5) so it was profitable.

I will complete with any connector, one or two-gapper, two face cards or A2-A5 and AT+ as well as Kxs. That's about 50%, adjusting for the times the pot is raised and you land somehwere around where I am at.

I don't understand the critisism of his vpip from the SB being higher than his normal vpip. When you're getting half price and only the BB is left to act, you SHOULD see the flop with far more hands than your average vpip.

That's *completing* though, when the pot is raised I am more tight in SB than in any other position. I will not call without a pair or AK.

10K hands checkup ($25 NL $50 NL)

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