80% W$SD

I think your probably leaving money on the table, folding too many winners. That percent is too dang high.

[Hojglad]

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I am 80% won showdown after 30K hands.

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Hello 80% won showdown, I am Matt after 22 years.

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What is your VPIP and your WtSD?

It doesn't matter what your W$SD. What matters is how much money you make. I'd actually be interested if you are a solid winner with this strategy, as obviously the conventional wisdom is that someone with this winning % is a weak-tight rock who barely beating the game.

[DoomSlice]

I'm pullin in around 4BB/100.

That's good. I think at .50/1.00 and below you probably can get away with this. You are playing a lot of multiway pots against loose passive opponents. I just checked my PT and at .50/1.00 my WSD is 27 and W$SD is 60, but at 1/2 i am at like 30/52. At higher limits, aggressive players put you to tougher decisions and IMO you're not going to win playing like this.

[DoomSlice]

I realize, and this was most of the point of my post. Opponents at this level are just not good enough to pick up on these things.

I just ram and jam when I've got a strong holding and watch the fishies come along for the ride.

[DoomSlice]

Sorry, WtSD is 30%

BB/100?

[MrWookie47]

Well, now the question is, what's your VPIP? With a 20% VPIP, 30% WtSD, and 80% W$@SD, you're winning about 5% of all pots, since you'll win some pots from the BB that you didn't VPIP. This neglects hands that you won without a showdown, so my numbers will be low. If we assume an average pot size of 7 BB, you'll be raking in about 35 BB/100 in winnings. If we record you with a 1 BB loss the 14% of all pots where you VPIP and don't make it to showdown, plus another 5 BB/100 in losses due to blinds, you should be winning at about 15 BB/100. If we give you a 10% VPIP, then you would be more like a 6 BB/100 winner. Those are somewhat conservative estimates for what your win rate should be with those stats. I think I'm going to whip out an OOT favorite: