JSD
03-22-2004, 05:27 AM
Party $.50/$1 (all stats from the Party stats window)
60 hands so far
Hands Won: 8%
Showdowns Won: 66%
Flops Seen: 26%
Win% if Flops Seen: 31%
Sounds pretty good right? I've gotten decent hole cards so far. A few small PPs I've limped with. A few Axs to limp with. Limped in MP with QJs twice. AKo twice, KK, AQo, TT all for PF raises. 8% of hands won and 31% WWSF is better than my average.
Results: down 15BB.
Okay, its a tiny tiny sample. The point is not THIS particular sample. I swear it feels like many of my sessions have been this way lately. The hands I'm winning are tiny pots and the hands I'm losing are sizable. Exactly the opposite of what one wants.
Back in my old weak-tight days, this was almost never the case. If I was winning 30+% WSF, I was most certainly ahead. I wasn't playing marginal flops, period. AKo flops garbage, I'm folding to a bet. Now that I'm playing much more aggressively post-flop, I've noticed this trend where I'm more likely to have streaks like this - the numbers look good, but the results are bad. Sure I'm folding people out with my aggression and picking up a few small pots with overcards and underpairs and whatnot, but I also feel like I'm losing a lot more when I don't hit.
Anyone else notice similar results in their transition from passive weak-tight to aggressive?
60 hands so far
Hands Won: 8%
Showdowns Won: 66%
Flops Seen: 26%
Win% if Flops Seen: 31%
Sounds pretty good right? I've gotten decent hole cards so far. A few small PPs I've limped with. A few Axs to limp with. Limped in MP with QJs twice. AKo twice, KK, AQo, TT all for PF raises. 8% of hands won and 31% WWSF is better than my average.
Results: down 15BB.
Okay, its a tiny tiny sample. The point is not THIS particular sample. I swear it feels like many of my sessions have been this way lately. The hands I'm winning are tiny pots and the hands I'm losing are sizable. Exactly the opposite of what one wants.
Back in my old weak-tight days, this was almost never the case. If I was winning 30+% WSF, I was most certainly ahead. I wasn't playing marginal flops, period. AKo flops garbage, I'm folding to a bet. Now that I'm playing much more aggressively post-flop, I've noticed this trend where I'm more likely to have streaks like this - the numbers look good, but the results are bad. Sure I'm folding people out with my aggression and picking up a few small pots with overcards and underpairs and whatnot, but I also feel like I'm losing a lot more when I don't hit.
Anyone else notice similar results in their transition from passive weak-tight to aggressive?