My PT numbers: insights?

[JustDerek]

I know that 1100 ring game hands is relatively speaking, a very small sampling… still, it’s what I’ve got of myself in PT thus far, and I want to see if anyone has some analytical insights to offer up.

Here are my numbers… game structures played include .05/.10, .10/.20, .50/$1, NL $5max buy-in, and NL $10max .

First number is total across all game structures / second number is at .10/.20 level, where I’ve been playing the most.

Total Hands: 1135 / 503
VP$IP: 29.16 / 22.16
VP$SB: 46.48 / 41.54
Folded SB to steal: 0.00 / 0.00
Folded BB to steal: 100.00 / 100.0
Att. to steal: 10.00 / 0.00
Won$WSF: 30.90 / 22.90
Amt Won: $1.50 / $6.67
BB/100: 5.77 / 6.63
WtSD: 29.93 / 32.54
W$SD: 52.85 / 54.55
PFR: 9.07 / 7.16
Total rake: $18.20 / $2.85

So… does this say anything much apart from “stick to .10/.20?” Any constructive input is appreciated, i.e., if you just want to call me a fish then knock yourself out, but I won’t be paying attention.

[A_K]

Your .10/.20 PFR looks a little low, and your .10/.20 VP$IP might be a tad high, though both may be a function of your very small sample size. Try the hand chart (linked in the micro FAQ) to check your preflop play.

Where are your agression factor numbers?

[crunchy1]

Insights...

- 1153 hands is nothing - come back when you have 50000
- 1153 hands is even less than nothing when they're spread across different limits.
- 1153 hands spread across different limits is even less than less than nothing when you're comparing NLHE vs LHE hands.
- One thing I think we can safely say is that with a 5+BB/100 winrate - you've been running very well. Congrats on catching good cards.

In a nutshell - not only is your fruit size sample to small to taste - but you're also asking us to compare apples to oranges. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

If you want to see what good players stats look like go here