Analysis of stats
 

Hi guys, I'd appreciate any advice you can give me based on my stats over ~17k hands. I play SH limit, 5/10 and more recently 10/20.

From the looks of it, I fold my BB too often. Anything else you guys can interpret that might indicate leaks would be of great help.

Thanks!

http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/8977/stats0aq.jpg

Re: Analysis of stats
 

steal more. fold your BB more to steals. thats about all I can see that could use improvement.

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I play SH limit, 5/10 and more recently 10/20.

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From your image...

Win Rate per 100 Hands: $9.17
Big Bets Won per 100 Hands: 1.31

Isn't that a $7 Big Bet average? I would start by not playing above your roll.

Stats look solid except you don't steal enough and don't defend enough, which might be more palatable if most of this data is from 3-6.

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The win rate is skewed. I've been playing 10/20 for the past 2 months, but these stats are from Party Poker only. I've lost money from the limited 10/20 I've played there.

The other sites that I play 10/20 I have been a significant winner in, so those are not reflected here. That could be why the win rate is lower.

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Your low PFR and attempt to steal are both significant leaks and demonstrate a very incomplete grasp of the game that likely carries over to postflop play. Imo it's extremely unlikely that you're a winner at 10/20 and if you're a winner at 5/10 it's probably not by much. My advice is drop down to 2/4 or 3/6 and work hard on improving your game.

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steal more. fold your BB more to steals. thats about all I can see that could use improvement.

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his bb folds are fine. he could actually go lower.

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I think he mistyped that for fold your BB LESS.

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You need to raise much more PF. At least 16%, but 17-19 would be better. You’re missing a lot of steals. You're clearly limping PF way too much. You also need to be more aggressive on the flop, and stop checking so much after a PFR.