Leaks in my play?

[SkyeDaemon]

First, I apologize, I realize this board gets these posts all of the time, but I'm afraid I wish to join the list...
Been playing for a little over two months now... started out on PokerChamps with 100$, made that into 500$ (and actually cleared the 100% deposit bonus!!!), made that into 2000$ bonus whoring, then lost that 2000$ because my car died and I needed to buy a new one... so I'm trying to get back on my feet, and now have a meager BR of 300$.

After ~17.5k hands logged on PT, here're my stats:

Total Hands: 17,544
VPIP$: 19.02%
VPIP$ from SB: 22.74%
Saw Flop All Hands: 25.52%
Saw Flop Not a Blind: 19.35%
Folded SB to Steal: 76.00%
Folded BB to Steal: 72.58%
Fold BB to steal HU: 67.50%
Att. to Steal Blinds: 11.48%
Won $ When Saw Flop: 34.80%
Amount Won: $648.07 (Just had a -200$ downswing, but the rest was from bonusing)
WR/100: $3.69
BB/100: 2.76
Went to Showdown: 35.96%
Won $ at Showdown: 45.71%
Raised PF: 6.13%
Limp/Call Reraise PF: 0.03%
First action on a flop after a PF raise:
Raise: 9.77%, Bet: 69.58%, Call: 8.74%, Check: 4.00%, Check/Raise: 0.09% (yes, once), Fold: 2.05%, No Action: 5.77%
Aggression Factor:
Flop: 2.50, Turn: 3.14, River: 3.19, Total: 2.86 (w/o pf)
Folded To River Bet: 46.60% (This is shameful)
Folds:
No Fold: 14.45%, PF: 73.89%, Flop: 7.15%, Turn: 2.88%, River: 1.64%
Check Raises: 29 Times, %Poss Actions: 0.24, Flop%: 31.03, Turn%: 20.69, River%: 48.28

So, feel free to analyze, heckle, or nitpick.
Much appreciated,
-Skye

P.S. I'd like to note that I overplay AXs, QTo/s, KTo/s, and low-end pp's... yet don't play JTs... ever. I'm creating a post-it system as a reminder to fix this.

[Shillx]

I'm no expert with this. If you saw my stats from 5/10 you would probably laugh your ass off...

1) You are way too tight from the SB. Something in the 30% range would probably be reasonable. Maybe even higher.

2) You goto showdown too much. This is better then not going enough imo. You wan't to win at showdown usually about 50% of the time. Note that winning 45% is better then winning 60%. Still, you look like you pay off a bit too much (or bluff too much when you know you will get called).

3) Raise more preflop. 8-9% seems like a reasonable goal for now. You will learn to pick your spots better as you play more. You are plenty aggressive post-flop.

4) You aren't a very tricky player. Not too much of a concern at these limits.

Brad

[einbert]

Raise more preflop, don't go to showdown as much, play more hands from the SB.

Don't limp reraise, lol. Not at these limits. Move up, you have the roll for 1/2 and the limit experience. You'll learn about 5 times more for each hand of 1/2 you play than you would playing a single hand of .5/1.

[SkyeDaemon]

Around 11k of those hands are from 1/2, and most of the time spent in Champs was 1/2 or higher (man I was stupid back then)

Thanks for both replies, post-it system currently in effect /images/graemlins/smile.gif