Tropex
08-26-2005, 04:40 PM
My good runs and stuff seem to be concentrating on $1/$2 and I am unable to win at $2/$4. After being down about $150 total for the day, I decided to make one more $150 investment and enter another $2/$4 table. I decided to play serious and as good as possible and thus, I wanted to prevent laggy preflop - I digged up the chart from someone at 2+2 (you all know what i'm talking about). So I started playing, I caught nice hands - here's the poker grader to my 60 hand session:
http://www.pokergrader.com/display.php?a=7984226&p=1
Now don't get it wrong, the sample size isn't THAT small. I've played nearly 10k hands at -2.34 BB/100. And it seems to be a contiguous trend. Furthermore this -2.34 BB/100 doesn't involve my 1k hands I played when I dropped 120 BB last weekend.
The funny thing is that I'm doing wicked good at $1/$2. 3.13 BB/100 over 20000 hands (yea a bit small samplesize as well).
Okay so here's the thing. I do not know for sure whether I'm ALWAYS running bad at $2/$4 or if I've just been hella lucky at $1/$2 for the few days but this is getting out of hand. A brink of hope would be more than a concellation to what is going through here. I'm not desperate because I'm having a downswing and losing - I'm desperate because the "downswing" seems to be exclusively at $2/$4.
So I decided to request some coaching - there has to be something for me to do to improve my game. As for BR management, I've been following a system similar to: Play to 300 BB, if I fall under 200 BB I move down and it seems I'm faced with another downgrade.
So is anyone good (preferably someone beating at least 5/10 at a consistent rate) interested in coaching? Furthermore I don't know how this thing usually works, but I assume it's no charity work so the prices must also be discussed.
I'm a bit desperate (maybe). Oh and if someone wants to make fun of me, here's a link to my last 60 hands that destroyed another $150 from me (the one I used in pokergrader):
http://e292b.w3.ton.tut.fi/hh/Memoria.txt
[Edit] I also added the Excel files of all my positional statistics etc. to http://e292b.w3.ton.tut.fi/hh/
http://www.pokergrader.com/display.php?a=7984226&p=1
Now don't get it wrong, the sample size isn't THAT small. I've played nearly 10k hands at -2.34 BB/100. And it seems to be a contiguous trend. Furthermore this -2.34 BB/100 doesn't involve my 1k hands I played when I dropped 120 BB last weekend.
The funny thing is that I'm doing wicked good at $1/$2. 3.13 BB/100 over 20000 hands (yea a bit small samplesize as well).
Okay so here's the thing. I do not know for sure whether I'm ALWAYS running bad at $2/$4 or if I've just been hella lucky at $1/$2 for the few days but this is getting out of hand. A brink of hope would be more than a concellation to what is going through here. I'm not desperate because I'm having a downswing and losing - I'm desperate because the "downswing" seems to be exclusively at $2/$4.
So I decided to request some coaching - there has to be something for me to do to improve my game. As for BR management, I've been following a system similar to: Play to 300 BB, if I fall under 200 BB I move down and it seems I'm faced with another downgrade.
So is anyone good (preferably someone beating at least 5/10 at a consistent rate) interested in coaching? Furthermore I don't know how this thing usually works, but I assume it's no charity work so the prices must also be discussed.
I'm a bit desperate (maybe). Oh and if someone wants to make fun of me, here's a link to my last 60 hands that destroyed another $150 from me (the one I used in pokergrader):
http://e292b.w3.ton.tut.fi/hh/Memoria.txt
[Edit] I also added the Excel files of all my positional statistics etc. to http://e292b.w3.ton.tut.fi/hh/