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What are solid numbers for a TAG and NIT?
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[QUOTE="flint, post: 1308013, member: 21908"] I absolutely agree that aiming for a certain number is a mistake. I am amazed though that nobody asked what game he is playing as the numbers depend on the game you are playing (6-max, 9-max, 10-max, HU,etc.). I would also reccomend stating that this is holdem as there are other no limit games out there, so I can't post witty comments about it :D Another thing is that your numbers should change depending on what sort of players you are playing against so it is almost impossible to say what your numbers should be if you are not playing against the same players over and over again. Even then, the other players might change styles meaning you have to adjust. And to conclude. BLieve, you shouldn't be looking at the stats to determine how good players are since there are many ways players can be profitable. Rather look at what is the best way to play against a player with certain stats and how they are going to react to your stats/image. Further edit: I think you are over simplifying this. I don't think you should make the call based on playing a certain percentage or should you strive to attain a certain percentage. Again you are not taking into account your opponents/situation where in some hands you could be beat a large percentage of the times even if you had something close to the nuts. What I'm trying to say is that sure there might be better w$sd%, but it is going to be a very hard to make a profit if you forget the most important part - mainly looking at your relative hand strength as compared to your opponents and weighing in the odds. [/QUOTE]
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