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Message: [QUOTE="feitr, post: 826790, member: 34106"] Yea move down stakes (no more than NL10) and try to improve your online poker. Once you start to beat a level, then look to move up. But you shouldn't even be playing low stakes like NL25 until you are a consistent winning player imo, because you can still lose quite alot of money at those stakes over time. Anyways, if you want advice looking at your stats... Lower VPIP. You are playing too loose. Tighten up your starting requirements, and DO NOT play crap like Q9, KT etc unless you are in position and raising into a pot (which you don't do much). Play tight, focus on bigger aces + KQ type hands, bigger pps, small pps for set mining and s/c cards if you want. Once you learn how to play better, you can change your range. A high VPIP with a low pfr and a lowish AF doesn't work. You just end up bleeding chips by limp/calling then folding the flop. Playing fairly loose passive also gets you into situations where you have marginal hands (but often good enough to make you want to continue...like TPBK etc) which is another way to lose alot of chips Increase your PFR. You are limping with WAY too much atm. Try to have your VPIP/PFR ratio fairly near to 1. That means you kinda want stats looking something like 17/12 etc. Anyways, with 23/6 it is very hard to win pots, because you probably have less than ideal cards in most cases and without the initiative preflop are unlikely to be able to win the pot in the case that you miss (often). Att to steal is low, but this is directly related to the fact that you don't raise much pf. So when you are in late position, you should consider raising hands like 89s and just folding bad hands like QTo etc. And then in general just pay alot of attention to position. You can have a much wider range in late position, whereas from UTG you probably don't want to be playing anything worse than AJs+ AQo+ KQs 99+ (and maybe small pps for set mining). There are a few problems with some of the other stats, but those are the main ones on which you should focus. [/QUOTE]

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