9500 hands - please rate and offer some help - THANKS!!!

So i finally figured out how to have a image posted (thanks Nuts) and here are the last 9500 hands I played - I posted position stats as well since I think this is a glaring weakness...especially my raising % on the button and also the fact that i'm up only $1.15 from the button - not sure what to make of that - Also posted the losing button hands I had so maybe its just a long dry spell of decent button hands - Also, there was maybe 1k hands when i first joined UB that i couldn't download and the reason I mention them is because they would help my BB/100 a lot (like 8 buy ins my first 2 nights) anyway, here it is, if you see anything I would appreciate any and all feedback - Thanks all!

this is biggest losing hands -


this one is general position stats


this one is my general with biggest winners -

I'm more SH now, but I suggest you try raising most of the hands you limp in the later positions. then your vpip/pfr for those positions, winrates, and steal % will prob all go up...as long as u do ok post flop too.

Are 6-max stats included there too? I don't understand why you have so few hands in positions 4-7 compared to 3-button. The glaring issue to me is that your PFR% and VP$IP are flat across positions. You should be playing and raising more hands from late position and fewer from early position. Otherwise, your stats look fine, but it is strange your button results are so bad. Looking at your top 5 losing hands from the button, I'd be raising all of those pre-flop in an unraised pot (from the PFRs it looks like you may not be), and often dumping KQo and AJo to a pre-flop raise, depending on a read.

yeah, it includes the 6max hands - problem i have is that i play 3-4 6 max tables and then i just throw a couple of FR tables in and put them on auto pilot - And the chloepoker hands (i combined the last 3 weeks into these stats) were all at pokerroom where i 5 tabled FR there cause i couldn't find good 5 max tables -

I know what you mean by the AJo and KQo hands, but I find so many times that players are raising weak hands a lot, especially 6max...so a lot of times i will take a flop with KQo or AJo as long as its not too expensive - Like a pot sized raise is 85c and lot of times so 3x BB im fine with seeing a flop - i do adjust those standards against some of the tighter players and just let them go often enough - but most of the time i'm finding people potting it preflop with absolute crap and my KQ or AJ is actually way ahead...

is RFI% mean Raise First In? Im thinking that stat seems too low and maybe if im first in I should just be raising to at least put pressure on - I do this with some hands in good position like pocket pairs or anything decent on the button, but maybe i need to raise first in if im going to call anyway...

does it look like im overprotecting my blinds? Most stat charts i see people losing most of their money from the blinds (as I am, but losing less)

also, its obvious that 9500 hands doesn't provide a big sample...need to get another 10k on here soon

so does anyone have a little help or suggestion for my button problem? Should I just start raising the button or cutoff with any 2 like once in 3 orbits or something -

wow your button play is gross.

i recognise at these stakes more people are going to defend with shyte but when i play fr the HJ/CO/Button are just a licence to raise any two cards with any ability to win the pot post flop.
Personally i raise 87s and upwards, probably any A7s upwards, even just any Axs A9o upwards and any two broadways and control any pot post flop by showing down mediocre hands and playing big pots when the implied odds smack me in the face.
Really i think your value comes from hands like QJs/ATo that you raise in lp, more often than not with just one limper or when folded to, so that either you just steal the blinds or encourage worse players to call with dominated hands. So much of your profit should come from playing against bad players in position, and im assuming your skill level is much better than an average 25nl player, hence you should be wtfpwing them in lp.

Also, are you limping KQs/o? When i limped KQ it was a looser, now when i raise its a winner because c-betting is so succesful, but KQ plays like any other one pair hand like AK/AQ/AJ that when you get raised you can insta-dump it and move onto the next hand. In unraised pots where you tend to show it down in semi-big pots, where imo you shouldnt, you could easily have gotten away from the hand if the pot is raised.

What he said.

When I played 100NL full, I made a habbit of just running over the table when I had position against weak but not absurdly loose opponents. When I moved to short handed, my naked aggression was more effectivly countered by their loose calls and raises. So the running joke is I had to tighten up to learn to play short handed. Well sorta...

POUND POUND POUND POUND works in the full table games.

Originally Posted by LimpinAintEZ

at pokerroom where i 5 tabled FR there cause i couldn't find good 5 max tables -

I could just be running good but I'm finding these 5 max pokerroom tables to be a goldmine at 50NL. Very Loose.

Good stats. I'd tell you to raise more and be more positionally aware but everyone else already did and I'm working on the raising more myself.

win rate is solid.

read renton's guides again.

loosen up everywhere, especially the button.

Originally Posted by TerryToma

win rate is solid.

read renton's guides again.

loosen up everywhere, especially the button.

i second that...also steal more blinds ...

As your position improves, your hand range increases. Don't worry too much about your button stats, other than the need to raise more preflop. Over the long haul, your button will be the most profitable position.