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Message: [QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 2248338, member: 103914"] Ok 1st thing that jumps out is the amount lost in the BB. Looking at the hands in more detail my $EV Diff is -25.63 as opposed to -78 actually lost. I took 4 bad beats for 100bb whilst playing from the BB so i'm not overly concerned about this. I could be raising more from the BB especially against late position and btn stealers. Generally happy with my Sb stats apart from the high vpip which shows a lot of limping. at micro you dont get squeezed hardly ever by the BB. I dont limp first in so usually I limp with limpers already in. If my pot odds are decent i play most connectors in the SB. CO and BTN I need to play 15% more hands increasing my 3 betting from both positions. better implementation of the 3 bet quasi range. As i also pointed out before. I usually play full ring where hand strengths entering are higher than 6 max which does make this a bit tougher. having said that the reraise from the btn has nearly always taken it down with continued aggression on the flop and turn. MP I would like to see a much higher pfr. I did take 4 awful bad beats so again i'm not beating myself up too much here. As i've indicated elsewhere i'm running very poorly losing about 6 sets all in on flop or turn, twice getting top 2 pair in on the flop against bottom set and losing a monster draw (as usual.... 6 failed monster draws in a row) Generally i'd like to see a ratio of pfr to vpip nearer 75% than 50%. It is more like that when i play 25nl when everything tightens up significantly as limping is punished more. I have recently gone back to limping EP with AA and KK that is showing in the stats. I have found it a useful play to come back over the top of late squeeze raisers. If I get to show it down I will later do the same play with AK. I intend to play more 6 max. Also my MTT and sng play has not suffered from bad running and over the same period i'm in the money 31% in what I have been playing. [/QUOTE]

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