10K PT review.....Please comment.

[Jay845]

I have completed just over 10000 limit hold em hands at the .25/.50 (aprox 8900) and .50/1.00 (approx 1200). I am a relative newbie so I am looking for some feedback. If I am missing an important stat please let me know.

Total Hands - 10,207
Vol. Put $ in the pot - 18.68%
Vol. Put $ in from SB - 26.67
Won $ WSF % - 33.91
Amount won - $312.68
BB/100 hands - 6.09
Went to SD % - 36.65
Won $ at SD - 49.94%
PF Raise% - 8.91
Total aggression factor 1.59

Thanks
Jay

[zuluking]

Still a relatively small sample, but it looks good so far.

[DavidC]

Nice rush.

Move the PFR stat closer to the VPIP stat (i.e. put them next to eachother because it's easier to read that way).

You need to be more aggressive, though. Post some hands.

[davelin]

You call down a lot post-flop as evidenced by your aggression stat and your WtSD/W$SD numbers.

[DavidC]

Specifically, post some hands in which you had four flushes with overcards, or where you were participating in large pots (whether you won or lost): 9bb-20+bb pot sizes.

[jrz1972]

VP from the SB is a little low, but that's no big deal.

Your AF is definitely too low if you don't have PF numbers included in the calculation. Your post-flop AF should be at least over 2.0. Mine is a touch over 3.0.

Your WSD is high and W$SD is low, suggesting you call down too often with weak hands. These stats converge slowly, so I would be hesitant to draw too much from these, but that diagnosis is consistent with your low AF.

[DavidC]

From the sticky, (FAQ at top of forum), here's what you might want to shoot for:

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AF: aggression factor. This is an arbitrary number representing the relative frequency of which you are the aggressor on each street. The numbers vary greatly by your style and posting specific hands is generally better to determine if your aggressiveness is appropriate. VPIP/PFR account for your preflop aggression, so generally ignore AF - PF. Your postflop aggression will typically be around 2 - 3 on each postflop street. The flop is often higher than the turn and river, often exceeding 3.0. A micro posters overall AF (not including PF) will typically be in the 2.0 - 3.0 range. Some posters report success with overall AF's over 3, but nearly none have AF's under 2. This is not a stat worth overanalyzing unless it is woefully low or maniacally high.


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[Jay845]

I think I know what your getting at David. Early on I don't think I was playing my quality draws strong enough (i.e flush draws with overcards). Is this what your eluding too?

Thanks for the help thus far

Jay

[MrWookie47]

If you have a flush draw, even a low flush draw, you're making money for every bet that goes into the pot with 2 or more opponents, assuming the board isn't paired. You should be looking to get the flop capped, if possible. If you have overcards, a pair, or some sort of straight draw, your equity is even higher. Ram 'em, jam 'em, and reel in a fat pot. On the turn, though, if you miss, your equity is significantly reduced, so you'll have to reevaluate how strong your draw is and how many opponents you have, if it's good enough to keep jamming, or if you should just check/call.

[HajiShirazu]

Looks good, you might be paying off with a few too many marginal hands though. On the other hand you are winning 6bb/100. Must be running good.