For fun, posting the self-evaluation chart.
Hand Reading (R) - 6 or so. I know range stoving pretty well, but I have a tendency to over-evaluate hand ranges based on how I'd play a hand, plus I need some experience.
Post Flop
bluffing (R/A) - 4-ish. I
bluff too much and consequently show up consistently very weak when I show down.
Anticipating Opponent Reactions (P) - uhhh, 5 maybe.
Light Value Betting (R/A) - 4. I tend to value-cut myself a fair bit.
Tilt Control (P) - 6-7. Used to be like 3, but I've gotten used to the variance aspect of the game, and nowadays I just think bad beats are funny rather than threatening. I get more tilted at my own bad play than bad beats/coolers.
Calling Down Light (R) - 5-ish. I am never altogether sure how light is too light and like I said above, I value-cut myself often.
Bet Sizing (R) - 7. Sizing my bets for exploitative purposes (and considering calling
odds for exploitative purposes for that matter) is one of the things I do best.
Proper Aggression (A) - 4. I'm really waaaay too aggro, and I can't survive outside of games where every position is a steal position. My HJ and CO ranges are hideously spewy.
Capitalizing on Opponent Weaknesses (A) - 5 or so.
Inducing Bluffs (R) - 6. My bigger problem here is impatience, but honestly inducing a bluff from a lag isn't hard.
Math of Poker (R) - 7. I'm still learning but I'm ace at math in general, so poker math isn't that tough.
Starting and Quitting Sessions (P) - 8. I think I got my methodology for starting/quitting down pretty good.
Aggression- 4
Rational Deduction- 5
Psychology- 6
