6K Hands, Not where I want to be.

[Ironman]

Gooper,

Last night at a .5/1 table there was a guy with a VPIP over 90% and a W$SD of more than 60%.

Doing quite well....think his name was Lonewolf or something like that.

So now I don't judge a player without taking both numbers into consideration. I'm starting to think that the W$SD number is more important (I think that's what Geoff was trying to say last week) rather than the VPIP numbers.

When I look at the numbers, I'm looking for extremes. Something that gives a predictability that I can take advantage of (either very high numbers or very low).

Good luck.