Okay - I am getting serious now! I downloaded HEM - much better than PT - a lot easier for me to use.
Had my first coaching session and it went very well. Played 3 tables at the end of it for about 45 minutes and ended up + $27. (playing $25NL FR)
I even have a graph lol. But it is on my other computer.
Had my first coaching session and it went very well. Played 3 tables at the end of it for about 45 minutes and ended up + $27. (playing $25NL FR)
I even have a graph lol. But it is on my other computer.
What I'll do, when we have a few more strat posts made, I'll list them on the front page under the OP, and then periodically post them throughout this thread. That way we can keep track on the development of this thread and how members are actually contributing some great stuff here.
Yeah you need to get that vpip down to 13/14 with your pfr at 11.
I dont mind the cbetting 75% at 5/10NL because its very successful but needs to be toned down at 25NL.
I think your 3betting is abit high I prefer it around 3/3.5, 5 seems abit too high for my liking.
Generally looks ok though.
I dont mind the cbetting 75% at 5/10NL because its very successful but needs to be toned down at 25NL.
I think your 3betting is abit high I prefer it around 3/3.5, 5 seems abit too high for my liking.
Generally looks ok though.
The things with stats is thats it's all relative. I mean, if something works for you and it's over a decent sample, then why change. But when your looking for leaks, then stats can be used as a general guideline to discover what may be going wrong.
So if you have a 3bet % at FR of say 6-7% and its working, then fine. But if you getting owned, and getting 4bet light and stuff then comparing a general TAG stat in FR a 3bet% of around 3-5% is the norm.
Another example general TAG stats are regarded something like 14/11/2, 15/12/3, etc etc. But I think Tenbob has a much bigger gap between his vpip/pfr, something like 18/11/2 or something, and thats works for him which is great. So put these stats into perpective and find what works for you.
So if you have a 3bet % at FR of say 6-7% and its working, then fine. But if you getting owned, and getting 4bet light and stuff then comparing a general TAG stat in FR a 3bet% of around 3-5% is the norm.
Another example general TAG stats are regarded something like 14/11/2, 15/12/3, etc etc. But I think Tenbob has a much bigger gap between his vpip/pfr, something like 18/11/2 or something, and thats works for him which is great. So put these stats into perpective and find what works for you.
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cas...-kk-vs-all-undercard-flop-144025/#post1090979
Posted this hand in analysis. Think it's kinda standard but any thoughts appreciated 🙂
Posted this hand in analysis. Think it's kinda standard but any thoughts appreciated 🙂
I don't know if this has been discussed before in this thread. If it has, I appologize. Let's talk a little bit about Pre-Flop Awareness. What I want everyone to do first is go in to their tracking software and sort your stats by Position. Then Divide your Button VPIP by your UTG VPIP. Post your results here, preferably quoting this message, so I know what the hell I'm looking at. Also include whether it is 6-max or FR. This thread has derailed a bit in the past week or so, time to get it back on track.
FWIW, mine is 2.9, 29.5 / 10.2 @ 6-max
You don't have to post your VPIPs if you don't want, just the result.
FWIW, mine is 2.9, 29.5 / 10.2 @ 6-max
You don't have to post your VPIPs if you don't want, just the result.
I don't really get why you are asking for only btn and utg stats, or a division giving u an idea of how loose and tight we are playing from btn and utg.
Why not give them for all or most positions ? Surely btn and utg vpip doesnt tell you everything.. ?
Why not give them for all or most positions ? Surely btn and utg vpip doesnt tell you everything.. ?
In a limited 6K hands since my databases got zapped, I am:dsvw56 said:
42/17 = 2.5 @ 6-max
I think one thing new players don't do enough of is cutoff steal. Its essentially the same as the button, especially if there is a tight player to your left (as there should be).