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Message: [QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 455261, member: 2668"] To start, here is the main report for all 1164 hands. While it may be interesting, it's much to broad to glean much valuable information. Yuo'll see that after so many hands, Mike is only up $169.80, and without breaking it down it's hard to see how he got there. But still, general aggression patterns and betting tendencies are discernable. We'll let this stand for awhile before we apply some filters. Enjoy. [B]Player Ring Game Summary: Mike Matusow: $100 $50 NLH [/B] Date: 11/18/2006 Game Level: All Levels [COLOR=red][U]Total Hands: [/U]1,164[/COLOR] [U]Vol. Put $ In Pot: [/U]33.85 % (394 times out of 1,164) [U]Vol. Put $ In From SB: [/U]34.94 % (87 times out of 249) [U]Saw Flop All Hands: [/U]26.63 % (310 times out of 1,164) [U]Saw Flop Not A Blind: [/U]25.04 % (167 times out of 667) [U]Folded SB To Steal: [/U]77.33 % (58 times out of 75) [U]Folded BB To Steal: [/U]59.84 % (73 times out of 122) [U]Fold BB To Steal HU: [/U]56.12 % (55 times out of 98) [U]Blind Defense: Times Fold% Ww/oSD% WSD% W$SD% [/U] Small Blind 17 58.82 29.41 11.76 50.00 Big Blind 49 30.61 36.73 32.65 68.75 [U]Att. To Steal Blinds: [/U]27.33 % (94 times out of 344) [U]Steal Success: No Flop% Fold% Ww/oSD% WSD% W$SD% [/U] 58.51 9.57 72.34 18.09 29.41 [U]Won $ When Saw Flop: [/U]48.39 % (150 times out of 310) [COLOR=red][U]Amount Won: [/U]$169.80[/COLOR] Win Rate Per 100 Hands: $14.59 Big Bets Won Per 100 Hands: 2.29 [U]Went To Showdown: [/U]30.32 % (94 times out of 310) [U]Won $ At SD: [/U]42.55 % (40 times out of 94) [U]Raised Pre-flop: [/U]14.09 % (164 times out of 1,164) [U]Limp/Call Reraise PF: [/U]0.69 % (8 times out of 1,164) [U][B]First Action on Flop After A Pre-flop Raise[/B]: [/U] Raise: 3.03 % (2 times out of 66) Bet: 59.09 % (39 times out of 66) Call: 1.52 % (1 times out of 66) Check: 25.76 % (17 times out of 66) Check/Raise: 1.52 % (1 times out of 66) Fold: 9.09 % (6 times out of 66) No Flop/No Action: 59.76 % (98 times out of 164) [B]Aggression[/B] [U]Player Actions: Poss.Actions Raise % Bet % Call % Check % Fold % Factor* [/U] Pre-flop: ..........1,188 ...........13.89 .....0.00 ...23.57 ..2.19 ......60.35 Flop: ...............381 ..............7.87 ......23.10 .12.07... 41.21 ....15.75... 2.57 Turn: ...............196.............. 3.06...... 27.55. 10.20... 44.39.... 14.80 ...3.00 River: ..............122.............. 0.82...... 27.87... 9.84... 47.54.... 13.93... 2.92 Total: ..............1,887.......... 10.70...... 9.33... 18.97... 17.38.... 43.61... 2.73 [B]* [/B]Aggression Factor is calculated as: (Raise % + Bet %) / Call % General rule of thumb...less than 0.70 = passive - more than 1.5 = aggressive (if you are including PF #‘s in the calculation) Bet/Raised/Check-Raised Just Called [U]Player Actions: Ww/oSD% Fold% WSD% W$SD% Ww/oSD% Fold% WSD% W$SD% [/U] Pre-flop: ..........71.34........ 11.59.. 17.07... 28.57.... 32.17....... 42.17... 25.65... 47.46 Flop:............... 62.61 ........10.43.. 26.96... 51.61... 13.51........ 29.73... 56.76... 33.33 Turn: ...............61.67......... 6.67... 31.67... 42.11.... 5.88........ 17.65.... 76.47... 46.15 River: ..............51.43......... 2.86.... 45.71... 43.75.... 0.00 ........0.00..... 100.00.. 36.36 [U]Folded To River Bet: [/U]59.26 % (16 times out of 27) When Folds Hand: No Fold % Pr-flon /n Floo [B]0/( [/B]Turn % River % [SIZE=3]Player Ring Game Summary: Mike Matusow: $100 $50 NLH [/SIZE] Date: 11/18/2006 Page: 1 of 2 Game Level: All Levels 29.04 61.86 5.15 2.49 1.46 [U]Check Raises: Times % of Possible Actions Flop % Turn % River % [/U] 17 .............................2.43..........................94.12 ....5.88 ....0.00 I guess my presentation isn't as clean as I thought. This was taken from a screen shot and run through an OCR to turn it into a word doc. but I see a few recognition errors. Also, the collumns in some of the schedules are compressed which makes it hard to read. I'll probably go back to the raw screen shot in the future. [/QUOTE]

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