|
|
#41
04-24-2005, 07:43 PM
|
|||
|
|||
Re: Winning Player
[ QUOTE ]
I think people maybe surprised by the players aggression factors. I would imagine that most players would assume his post flop aggression would be higher. To me he has good judgement of when hes ahead and when hes not, he'll do the betting to find out. What do others think? [/ QUOTE ] His postflop aggression factors, while aggressive, are not maniacal, which I think greatly helps in this guy's ability to win. Basically, he's winning pots he doesn't deserve, sometimes paying off better hands because of how many marginal situations he enters, and sometimes getting paid huge when people don't realize how strong he is. Curious I am: does this player's alias on Party revolve around "loving" to do something? 
|
|
#42
04-24-2005, 07:45 PM
|
|||
|
|||
|
Re: Winning Player
[ QUOTE ]
A while back there was a very interesting post for full-ring games that used bisonbison's PT autorate rules to compare different styles of play with long-term profitability over many hands. Obviously this was a very informal analysis, but the data suggested that preflop, barring absurdly tight play, was not a significant indicator of success. Postflop aggression was. The sLP-A and LP-A players fared at least as well and often better than TA-A players. [/ QUOTE ] I performed the same analysis on my database of 6-max players, and I found that all the postflop "aggressive" groups were aggregate winners (aside from the 'true maniacs' which I have set as 50/20/2.5 in my DB) and all the passive groups were aggregate losers.
|
|
#43
04-26-2005, 12:33 PM
|
|||
|
|||
|
Re: Winning Player
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] I think people maybe surprised by the players aggression factors. I would imagine that most players would assume his post flop aggression would be higher. To me he has good judgement of when hes ahead and when hes not, he'll do the betting to find out. What do others think? [/ QUOTE ] His postflop aggression factors, while aggressive, are not maniacal, which I think greatly helps in this guy's ability to win. Basically, he's winning pots he doesn't deserve, sometimes paying off better hands because of how many marginal situations he enters, and sometimes getting paid huge when people don't realize how strong he is. Curious I am: does this player's alias on Party revolve around "loving" to do something? [/ QUOTE ] LUV2SANDBAG???
|
|
#44
04-26-2005, 12:41 PM
|
|||
|
|||
|
Re: Winning Player
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I think people maybe surprised by the players aggression factors. I would imagine that most players would assume his post flop aggression would be higher. To me he has good judgement of when hes ahead and when hes not, he'll do the betting to find out. What do others think? [/ QUOTE ] His postflop aggression factors, while aggressive, are not maniacal, which I think greatly helps in this guy's ability to win. Basically, he's winning pots he doesn't deserve, sometimes paying off better hands because of how many marginal situations he enters, and sometimes getting paid huge when people don't realize how strong he is. Curious I am: does this player's alias on Party revolve around "loving" to do something? [/ QUOTE ] LUV2SANDBAG??? [/ QUOTE ] hey, good job. he wasn't purposely not mentioning the guy's name or anything
|
|
#45
04-26-2005, 12:51 PM
|
|||
|
|||
|
Re: Winning Player
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I think people maybe surprised by the players aggression factors. I would imagine that most players would assume his post flop aggression would be higher. To me he has good judgement of when hes ahead and when hes not, he'll do the betting to find out. What do others think? [/ QUOTE ] His postflop aggression factors, while aggressive, are not maniacal, which I think greatly helps in this guy's ability to win. Basically, he's winning pots he doesn't deserve, sometimes paying off better hands because of how many marginal situations he enters, and sometimes getting paid huge when people don't realize how strong he is. Curious I am: does this player's alias on Party revolve around "loving" to do something? [/ QUOTE ] LUV2SANDBAG??? [/ QUOTE ] Uhhh......LUV2SANDBAG is very TAGgish in my database. Is this just a random guess?
|
 |
|
|
Linear Mode
