First 2/4 10k stat check

[Delzek15]

This is my first 10k hands of 2/4 at party, so if you see any major leaks let me know. I'm pretty confident that I can beat 2/4 consistantly with a winrate somewhere close to this. Also do you think I could move up to 3/6 with only 10k hands at 2/4 if I already have the bankroll for it? Or should I stick it out at 2/4 for another 10-20k hands to see where I'm really at???

[meep_42]

Looks good, i'd stick out another 5k-10k+ hands at 2/4 to get a better sample, but your numbers are fine. You can look for a couple more spots to limp pf with more marginal hands.

-d

[Delzek15]

Also... Is my PFR% a good number? Is that high enough? Does it need to be higher?

[thesharpie]

Your PFR is fine although you could get it a point or two higher. Maybe fold BB to steal a tad less.

I also have a similar wtsd% as you but I have a higher w$sd and w%wsf, I don't know whether it's due to a small sample or whether I'm just folding too much, or whether I'm just picking better spots to fold/calldown. My ftrb is also very similar.

[shant]

From looking at these stats I can definitively tell you one thing, you know how to make a huge fcikin jpeg.

[Delzek15]

Just gotta make sure everyone can clearly read my stats to give me USEFUL information. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[mdrudeen]

Well I'm no expert but the thing that jumped out at me was the low % of completing from the small blind. Seems like you could loosen up here a bit.

Then again your bb/100 is bigger then mine.

[Delzek15]

Yeah... I guess I am a little tight from the SB. If its not 7 or 8 to 1 or better I'm not calling with any really shitty cards. I normally always call with A/x but that is even a tough spot for me because when I flop an Ace I sometimes have trouble playing deciding whether to lead out or C/R the flop.

Tell you right now don't care what your stats are at 2/4, 3/6 is a different game. Just go to party or where ever and sit through a couple of sessions. I do not understand why and i'm still trying to figure it out, but in 3/6 you have a lot more aggressive players and a lot more showdowns, making the game looser and harder to bluff. If you have the roll go give it a try, but don't be suprised if you find its just a different game than 2/4. Personally I am just going to keep tearing up the 2/4 game until i have the roll to play 5/10.

[Delzek15]

Hmm.... Do you think 3/6 is harder than 5/10??? What is your reasoning behind skipping 3/6?