8,823 Hands, Stats Review Please!

[deception5]

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These guys are trampling all over the fundamental theorem

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I'd wager that most of them don't know the fundamental theorem [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

Looks like you are doing fine, keep up the good work!

[Schwartzy61]

This stuff is just meaningless if you don't have 10k, you shouldn't have posted this [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]!

Everthing looks normal. You could stand to be more aggressive postflop especially on the river...

[HentaiGaijin]

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Looks like you are doing fine, keep up the good work!

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Thanks, I stayed up all night just to play 1/2 (taking a shot at moving up is exciting). I ended up recovering the bulk of my losses before I had to leave for work (fortunately today is an easy day of document authoring so I don't have to be particularly spry). As the night drew to a close, I proceeded to lose back a chunk of my progress to 3 really poor hands in which I overplayed large pocket pairs. I think this is a big leak for me. I need to think more clearly about when I should lay down a big hand that is beaten.

[HentaiGaijin]

BTW, I have a poker blog: http://www.livejournal.com/~breinhart/

[Hellmouth]

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Move up, and you may be missing some river value bets.

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I second this. You are slowing down rather then speeding up when you still have a chance at the best hand. You fold too much to a bet on the river and your Ag factor is dropping rather then going up.

I have had many days where 1 river bet buys the pot. I look to isolate guys who fold to a bet on the river. Your win rate will go up a lot if you stop trying to save a bet here and there.

Greg

[JustToast]

I'll echo that the sample size is too small to guage. However, I have sat at your table and have notes on you and everything looks solid.

Move up, what the heck. If you drop 100BB move down again and rebuild. I dont expect that will happen though.