5NL stat check (14K hands)

I know it's a small sample but just wanted to see if anything popped out and if there's anything I need to work on. Any comments are greatly appreciated!

I'm gonna guess and say I'm still playing too many hands EP? I have been working on it tho. I think I could get it down to 7% vpip by playing only 22+, AQs+, AK.

Also lately I've been pretty much giving up my blinds. It's reverse from what I was doing before which was stealing everything until someone played back at me. The reason why I switched it up is I'm just trying to focus on playing alot less marginal hands oop.

you are hemoraging money out of the SB but over 14k hands stats dont tell me anything.

more likely you are leaking money postflop which is a lot harder to figure out where unless you know where to look.

Try a filter of your biggest losing hands.

nothing glaring preflop, but time to do some thinking.

think about 88+/AQs+/KQs from utg/+1
think about not limping UTG
think about cold calling less from UTG+1/MP1/MP2
think about stealing even more (a lot of FR nits have bu stats of like 29-24)
think about 3-betting some buttons vs lp opens from nits with weak ranges
think about bb raises vs sb open limps or pots limped multiway to you
think about 3bets with blockers and monsters vs lp steals from chronic stealers
think about completing the sb less often
think about how easy it is for a player when they 3b you

now - post flop cbet, turn c-bet, flop vs cbet fold, flop vs cbet call

filter on vpip=true/pfr=false and see how you're doing when you call preflop
filter on pfr=true, hole cards <> JJ+/AK

if you're in irc hit me up and we can teamview your tracker to see what jumps out

also - take a look at these reg stats just to get you thinking. One of the bigger 50nl/100nl/200nl winners on FTP

35 hours of playing 8-tables I suppose. Thats like 4 work days. And down only 5 buyins. It doesn't say much. Except that you don't have too much time to play.

As celtic said, it might be just your biggest losing hands postflop. Maybe you just fucked up big there or simply had a bad run.

And one other very important thing. You are learning. Don't play too much tables. Find the right number. It could be 4-6-8-10. Whatever, just make sure you can track all the tables and spot whenever ANYONE does anything funny or out of the line. Because that is very profitable.
For example, I spotted a reg (while 4 tabling) opening waaay more from UTG then from other positions. So on occasion, if the coast is clear and my hand is playable (more or less ), I 3bet this guy from CO or BTN. Those things you can't spot while mass tabling, and they still give you those crucial few bb of profit every now and then.

Originally Posted by daven

hole cards <> JJ+/AK

This mean "does not equal?"

Stats for flat calling raise preflop

raised hands that were no premium (JJ+, AK)



This is all my pp's 22-TT. Doesn't look like my approach to these hands is working

SB is a leak.

You should think about your cold calling ranges PF, why are you calling more when you have potential to be OOP than OTB?

Basically what daven and bikes said idk.

Get more hands in, come back at like 25-30k

you are net losing when you call preflop from almost every position.
What does this mean? it means that you would be better folding every single time that you cold-called pre ($24 better off excluding the blind calls, blinds are a different game). it means that you are probably relying absolutely on hit monster -> get paid, but not doing a very good job on the getting paid front. Read about floating, read about balance. It means that you are really easy to play against and nobody is going to pay your sets. You can exploit this, but probably best to drop a stake while you figure out how cos you WILL spew...

You are calling with 22-TT from the blinds almost every time you get the chance. WTF!! are you calling vs steals hoping to stack ther Q8 rubbish when you hit? And you love the ep open limp but don't buff post-flop when you miss...

you are net winning when you raise preflop with the non-premiums. Isn't life easy when you are betting/raising instead of calling? it doesn't look as though your major leaks are in hands where you are the preflop raiser.