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Message: [QUOTE="beefypigeon, post: 1661640, member: 77155"] As I have already stated, probably close to 70% of the time when the chips go in I will be ahead. Not coin toss 55-45% kinda odds, more like 70-30 or better most of the time. AQ vs KQ situations etc etc. So yes, sometimes I will be behind and make bad calls as will anyone, but it seems that the majority of the time I am eliminated whilst playing the hand well. If someone moves all in and I call with a better hand, and lose... That surely must be seen as being unlucky rather than worrying about being eliminated to progress further in a big tournament for example. After all I dont enter tournys to cash I aim to win big and to do that youve got to gamble. I agree with the comments RE Bankroll Management, I do tend to play at slightly higher limits than my bankroll can handle, however I would argue that I wouldnt have accumulated more money this time round having played lower limit games than I have done playing the limits I have been. My wins and losses are bigger at higher limits than lower limits, and the variance would have been greater but the overall balance would have equalled to roughly the same. Dreams of Strategy: I use Poker Tracker 3 but only on Trial Version at the moment, so yes I have the HUD onscreen all the time whilst playing and I tend to target players in accordance to those stats. I'm sure there are other stats that would be useful to have configured on the HUD whilst in play but I havnt experimented enough with it yet, and I seem to find VP and PR are the ones that give me the best detail regarding how aggressive a player is and giving me an idea of their possible range. Any suggestions as to other useful stats to have on show? My Cash game stats are: (averages from all limits) VP: 19.95, PFR: 9.5, AF: 2.63, AFq: 48.21, W$SD: 55.51 My tourny stats are: VP: 17.16, PFR: 9.37, AF: 2.39, AFq: 43.60, WSD: 54.72. Thanks for the help guys :) [/QUOTE]

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