WTSD and W$SD

[Nemesis]

45.5% and 45.8% respectively. I can't seem to get them to move, over 11k hands they're right in there. I'm trying to make a conscious effort to fold when it's very obvious i'm beat, but i don't want to fall into the trap of making "big folds" and losing BIG pots. Any tips?

[stripsqueez]

wow - i thought 45 for WTSD was a misprint - i'm a tad embarrased mine is 37 - W$SD is a healthy 52 or so

spotting the guys you need to call down and the ones you shouldnt isnt easy sometimes - having a fat pokertracker database helps as i can refer to there aggro factors to discover what a turn raise means for example

in the 1/2 and 5/10 games a lot of the time they raise i would run - those limits are full of guys lacking imagination - 10/20 and 15/30 is full of guys with too much

stripsqueez -chickenhawk

[kiddo]

When are you folding? Im playing 5/10 SH, and these are my stats:

WTSD 35
W$SD 53

FOLD
No fold: 19%
preflop: 67.5%
flop 8%
turn 3.9%
river 1.5%

[TJD]

I think W$WSF is important here as well. If you post that as well, it might be easier for folks to help.

These 3 stats all combine to give a clue as to how you play your hands. This assumes that your VP$IP is in a sensible range which I am sure it is.

trevor

[Gazza]

My figs are close to Kiddo
Wtsd 36 and WSD 53
folding: no fold 19, flop 64, turn 4, river 2

I don't think it's a question of making big laydowns, you must be calling down with very marginal stuff. Don't worry about throwing away the best hand sometimes.

Are you aggressive enough on the flop so that you can find out a little more about where you stand?

Gazza

[Nemesis]

This is over my last 11k hands, I think that my true VPIP is slightly lower as i've tightened up considerably since the start of my 11k hands.

VPIP is 26 PFR is 16 PostFlop agression is 2.6 (ignore preflop numbers in this calculation.)
No Fold 24.5%
PreFlop 61.7%
Flop 7.67%
Turn 3.2%
River 2.8%