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02-11-2005, 10:35 AM
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Identifying a big leak in my game (no hand content)
As I close in on my first 10000 hands, I started checking the stats. The most concern I have is in two areas. One is agression. My flop aggression (~1.91) is less than my turn aggression (~2.01) which is less than my river aggression (~2.11), basiscally 180 out from how it should be and my with the numbers being too low I think. This ties right in with my other major stat discrepancy, my W$SD, which is right at about 43%. I filtered my stats to see which hands lost the most money for me when I went to showdown. It confirmed what I had suspected, that I have been pushing big pairs too hard. In fact most of the hands that I have lost the most with when I went to showdown are some of my overall best winners. Right now my BB/100 is 4.1 so I cant complain there, but obviously I have some major leaks.
My point in discussing this is twofold. One is I wanted to show an example of using PT to identify leaks, and two, I would like some inputs from other posters on what you think these numbers mean to you as an objective observer, and any advice you might have. Thanks in advance. 
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02-11-2005, 11:31 AM
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Re: Identifying a big leak in my game (no hand content)
Davelin,
I dont have PT in front of me but it is almost exactly the same as my W$SD.
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02-11-2005, 11:33 AM
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Re: Identifying a big leak in my game (no hand content)
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Davelin, I dont have PT in front of me but it is almost exactly the same as my W$SD. [/ QUOTE ] You see the showdown 43% of the time you see flops? That plus your slightly on the low side aggression stats means you're calling down way too much. This number should be around 30%.
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02-11-2005, 11:35 AM
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Re: Identifying a big leak in my game (no hand content)
That was my assumption. Like I said, I think its from pushing big pocket pairs too hard when its clear Im beaten. Thanks for the input.
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