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jnalpak
04-14-2005, 12:17 PM
I was in the 1.XX/100BB a week ago and then hit 2 bad sessions...oh well...

Thanks for the analysis and the help.

This is 1/2 limit

Total Hands: 10,304
Vol. Put $ In Pot: 21.08 % (2,172 times out of 10,304)
Vol. Put $ In From SB: 39.60 % (453 times out of 1,144)
Saw Floc, All Hands: 26.11 % (2,690 times out of 10,304)
Saw Floc, Not A Blind: 18.24 % (1,442 times out of 7,905)
Folded SB To Steal: 83.67 % (41 times out of 49)
Folded BB To Steal: 68.75 % (55 times out of 80)
Fold BB To Steal HU: 69.39 % (34 times out of 49)
Blind Defense: Times Fold% Ww/oSD% WSD% W$SD%
Small Blind 8 25.00 12.50 62.50 60.00
Big Blind 25 48.00 20.00 32.00 50.00
Att. To Steal Blinds: 8.35 % (40 times out of 479)
Steal Success: No Flop% Fold% Ww/oSD% WSD% W$SD% 30.00 7.50 70.00 22.50 77.78
Won $ When Saw Flop: 33.98 % (914 times out of 2,690)
Amount Won: $162.67
Win Rate Per 100 Hands: $1.58
Big Bets Won Per 100 Hands: 0.79
Went To Showdown: 35.39 % (952 times out of 2,690)
Won $ At SD: 50.84 % (484 times out of 952)
Raised Pre-flop: 6.02 % (620 times out of 10,304)
Limo/Call Reraise PF: 0.08 % (8 times out of 10,304)
First Action on Floc, After A Pre-floc, Raise:
Raise: 7.26 % (45 times out of 620)
Bet: 56.61 % (351 times out of 620)
Call: 10.97 % (68 times out of 620)
Check: 11.45 % (71 times out of 620)
Check/Raise: 1.77 % (11 times out of 620)
Fold: 1.45 % (9 times out of 620)
No Flop/No Action: 10.48 % (65 times out of 620)
Player Actions: Poss.Actions Raise % Bet % Call % Check % Fold % Aggression
Factor*
Pre-flop: 10,654 5.93 0.00 17.71 5.62 70.73 0.33
Flop: 3,662 4.94 19.74 21.93 33.86 19.52 1.13
Turn: 2,352 7.74 25.89 19.77 29.34 17.26 1.70
River: 1,532 7.83 30.61 19.26 30.09 12.21 2.00
Total: 18,200 6.13 9.90 18.96 16.43 48.59 0.85
* Aggression Factor is calculated as: (Raise % + Bet %) / Call
General rule of thumb...less than 0.70 = passive - more than 1.5 = aggressive Of you are
including PF #'s in the calculation)
Bet/Raised/Check-Raised lust Called
Player Actions: Ww/oSD% Fold% WSD% W$SD% Ww/oSD% Fold% WSD% W SD%
Pre-flop: 34.84 18.55 46.61 49.48 12.31 53.67 34.02 50.00
Flop: 30.94 16.27 52.79 52.16 9.42 40.03 50.55 50.31
Turn: 29.95 8.07 61.98 42.86 3.35 18.44 78.21 45.36
River: 20.53 2.83 76.64 67.21 0.00 0.45 99.55 26.70
Folded To River Bet: 42.93 % (167 times out of 389)
When Folds Hand: No Fold % Pre-flop % Flop % Turn % River
14.17 73.14 6.94 3.94 1.81
Check Raises: Times % of Possible Actions Flop % Turn % River
137 1.82 32.12 45.99 21.90

unimproved
04-14-2005, 12:22 PM
At a glance... need to get that PFR up above 6.

And I can't really make it out (couldn't you have posted a screengrab?) but is your postflop aggression really 0.85??

unimproved
04-14-2005, 12:24 PM
Also, for some reason I find the phrase 'Limo/Call Reraise PF' funny.

davelin
04-14-2005, 12:28 PM
For the 1/2 level, you may be a little too loose in terms of VPIP. You definitely should be pre-flop raising more (this is also reflected in the blinds). Your WtSD/W$SD numbers really jumped out to me, you call down too many losers it looks like. Also your post-flop aggression numbers should be somewhere between 2 and 3.

jnalpak
04-14-2005, 12:35 PM
http://www.jnalpak.com/jnalpakcom/images/mystats.JPG

mlb3zr
04-14-2005, 12:35 PM
start working on those blind steals. this will also help your overall pfr%.

unimproved
04-14-2005, 12:39 PM
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For the 1/2 level, you may be a little too loose in terms of VPIP.

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I thought about mentioning this, but then I've never played 1/2 so I can't comment with any authority (that said, I do remember my halcyon days of .5/1 where I would merrily open-limp 76s UTG... a ~20VPIP wouldn't be too terrible in games of that texture).

The high VPIP may be lending to your postflop aggression deficiency a bit as you'll frequently be in postflop situations with holdings you're uncertain of, and opting just to call down with...?

J.DP
04-14-2005, 12:41 PM
You are too passive post-flop. They all should be at least 2.

8.35% steals is really low. Definitely start open-raising more hands from the CO or Button. You can play much worse hands than usual in this position (raise only of course).

Try to raise your PFR, 6% is too low. Try aiming for 10. Stealing more will help this a lot.

You might be calling down slightly too often but your aggression is a much bigger issue.

jba
04-14-2005, 12:43 PM
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At a glance... need to get that PFR up above 6.

And I can't really make it out (couldn't you have posted a screengrab?) but is your postflop aggression really 0.85??

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agreed, raise pre-flop.

postflop aggression is not really .85. When you click on details in poker tracker, make sure to uncheck the "include preflop in aggression factor" or whatever. Your postflop aggression factor is closer to 2 but could still use a lift.

If you're thinking about 1/2 anytime soon give a lot of serious thought to 1/2 6max. my numbers were very very similar to yours at .5/1 (10k hands maybe 19/7 1.5 pf agg, 1.1bb/100). Then I studied the hush forum like crazy and played a ton of 1/2 6max, and since then this month i've played maybe 10k hands at .5/1 or 1/2 at about 22/11, 3 pf agg, 3bb/100 (a lot of this is shorthand so vpip for full ring with my current mentality is like 19/10 or so).

it really, really, really helped my aggression in general. Oh yeah, AND... it's more fun than full ring. Oh yeah, AND... bonuses clear faster.

Saint_D
04-14-2005, 03:55 PM
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Your WtSD/W$SD numbers really jumped out to me, you call down too many losers it looks like.

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What should these numbers look like?

gvibes
04-14-2005, 04:09 PM
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Your WtSD/W$SD numbers really jumped out to me, you call down too many losers it looks like.

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What should these numbers look like?

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I'm not certain (these are wild guesses), but I think WTSD should be ~32-34, and W$SD should be ~53-56. The OP is outside those ranges on both numbers.

jba
04-14-2005, 04:49 PM
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Your WtSD/W$SD numbers really jumped out to me, you call down too many losers it looks like.

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What should these numbers look like?

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folded to a river bet seems low too? could be you're calling that river bet a little too often, that is indicated by all three stats.



I'm not certain (these are wild guesses), but I think WTSD should be ~32-34, and W$SD should be ~53-56. The OP is outside those ranges on both numbers.

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davelin
04-14-2005, 06:08 PM
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Your WtSD/W$SD numbers really jumped out to me, you call down too many losers it looks like.

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What should these numbers look like?

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Take a look at the FAQ. Typical WtSD is around 30% (give or take 2%) and W$SD is around 55% (give or take 2-3%).

imported_leader
04-14-2005, 06:11 PM
A few things:

You’re not raising enough pre-flop. Should be at least 8 but 9-11 would be better. Try raising any two 9 or higher + any PP from the CO of button first in. Raise KQ suited or not from any position if there has been no raise (raise limpers). Same with ATs. If 1 or 2 very loose players limp in raise any two T or higher from the CO or Button (except maybe JTo and QTo.) If a very loose player limps from EP and your in MP2 with ATo you should raise, but you want to be careful if someone in late position CC you when you have a hand like this because bad players often do that with AJ or AQ. If you get 3-bet, you should be even more careful.

Your not raising enough in after a PFR. Don't slowplay ever. If you raise with AK and the flop has a A or a K on it you bet every time to get a chance. If you raised PF there are 3 or less players bet every time. (There are some exceptions, but not many. Like if the flop just kills your hand and the 2 players are very loose, I'd check)

You need to bet you draws on the flop. Flush draws, OESD, a pair and a gut shot. These are good hands bet them for value.

Call down a little less.

jnalpak
04-14-2005, 07:28 PM
thanks for the situational brief...i think my biggest problem is calling down and not seeing im beat.

Also, i find that im being a bit to aggressive lately..i need to repect raises and cr more often then not

ArturiusX
04-14-2005, 10:32 PM
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thanks for the situational brief...i think my biggest problem is calling down and not seeing im beat.

Also, i find that im being a bit to aggressive lately..i need to repect raises and cr more often then not

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Your biggest problem is not pushing your small edges.