Re: 60k hand stats
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VPIP PFR WtSD, W$SD by players at table
6h - 18.8/13.7 33.3/55.5
5h - 21.6/16.2 30.8/52.5
4h - 26.7/20.9 29.6/54
3h - 34.5/26.8 28.3/51.2
HU - 53/45.7 30.7/43.8
I dunno if my blind play sucks or not, altogher for those 62k hands i'm losing 0.05 in the SB and 0.17 in the BB.
On further appreciation I think my post sucks WR really can't be determine much I just also noticed my MP is winning more than my CO and Button, so clearly i'm just looking for patterns now.
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You're too tight, IMO. There's a post by Nate about what your VPiP should be from 6 handed to HU. I don't have time to find it right now. It might be in the sticky. If you haven't found it by the time I get home tonight, I'll find it.
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vpip
while it is often debated, vpip has limitations as far as analyzing your play. It can be affected by too many variables to be relied on for drawing specific conclusions. Most of the time a detailed analysis of your stats broken down by position will be much more beneficial. That said, vpip can be useful in spotting problems so here are some general comments about it.
vpip must be considered in the context of how many people are seated at the table. Nate tha’ great posted these stats for his shorthanded play:
2-handed 55% vpip
3-handed 46% vpip
4-handed 36% vpip
5-handed 29% vpip
6-handed 25% vpip
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