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My guess is that if you kept playing like this your win rate would go up somewhat, you probably were somewhat unlucky (this is still a very small sample for determining win rate). That said, these stats are far from ideal for the Party 2/4 games. In my opinion you play WAY too tight for these games. Because so many people see the flop and take their hands too far you get great implied odds in these games so you've got to play a few more hands which can flop big, small & medium pairs and suited connectors. And you've got to stick with them when you've got the proper odds to draw. Sometimes this will even include gutshots and bottom pair + backdoor flush type of hands, which rarely have the odds to draw in higher limit (tighter) games.


There's many things to comment on and I'm sure others will, so I'll take just a couple.


Att. To Steal Blinds: 13.41%

I don't understand this at all. This suggests you don't appreciate the importance of position. You should be playing way more than 13% of your hands from the cutoff and button and when it's folded to you, you've got to loosen up even more. And when opening from late position you should almost always raise. I think up around 25%-35% att to steal works fairly well.

Vol. Put $ In Pot: 13.92%
Won $ When Saw Flop: 26.50%

This shows me that you're folding a lot of winning hands post-flop. You're playing only very premium starting hands and yet you're not winning that often when you see the flop. Many people playing much looser pre-flop (i.e. much worse starting cards) still manage to win around 30% when seeing flop.

I might add more thoughts later.