Party 5/10 25k hands Check up (stats post)

emonrad87 · #1 07-03-2005, 12:21 AM

Here they are. Let me know how I'm doing.

Chiron · #2 07-03-2005, 04:32 AM

everything looks good to me, except i'd loosen up a bit from all positions. you've played enough hands now that you have some kind of grip on 5/10, now its time to squeeze some more EV out of those more marginal holdings.

but yeah, everything looks pretty good... except you may be stealing too much considering your already low VPIP...

Ryno · #3 07-03-2005, 04:45 AM

Your W$SD is low. Try to win more.

chloee · #4 07-03-2005, 08:44 AM

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Two things I noticed: I got the distinct feeling that you may be over betting your steals. I don't know how I got that vibe, but I did. Do you think you are betting nothing too hard? Also, it appears you are doing alot of calling from the BB. Again, this observation may not be correct, but if it is, I'd work on being more aggressive there.

Chloee

King Yao · #5 07-03-2005, 08:52 AM

Are you playing too tight?
It seems you are not stealing enough from the button / cutoff - only 15% of Raise First in %. In fact, that number seems to be fairly steady no matter what position you are in. From 13.7% in the 3 spot (UTG in 6-handed game) to only 15.4% on the button, only 1.7% increase in raising hands. That seems very low to me. My numbers increase 5.6% from the UTG to the button.

aslowjoe · #6 07-03-2005, 11:20 AM

Raised 1st in from x postion is a little different then you might think in PT, His raised 1st from the button must close to 40%.

sam h · #7 07-03-2005, 01:33 PM

You are on the tight side but I'm not sure that loosening up is that good of an idea.

This is because the stats look quite good all around but the winrate is low. Either (a) you've been running bad (definitely possible, even over 25K hands) or (b) you've got work to do on your postflop game.

Most likely its some kind of combination. But given that (b) is probably at least partly accounting for your low winrate (given good stats), then I don't think loosening up and getting into a lot of marginal spots is that great of an idea. I would just forget about the stats and focus upon becoming the best postflop player you can be.