Getting started...progress for your review...

I'm getting started at PokerStars, and I have now played 2500 hands (I know, I need 10K but I need feedback before then!)...
Would you be so kind as to look at my graph and stats and make recommendations? I have played the majority of time at 25NL, but recently moved down to 10NL and have been making bigger raises etc.
I understand the bankroll limits and most certainly started at too high a limits, but I've rarely lost more than a few dollars at a session (except for one horrific session on tilt at my one try at 50NL

Thanks!
(I play on a Mac, so all data is from Poker Copilot 2)
Hands played: 2525
Big blinds won/100 hands: 36.15
$ won/100 hands: $7.07
Total Winnings: $178.64

Flops seen: 28%
VPIP: 29%
Pre flop raise: 14%
Post flop aggression frequency: 66%
Post flop aggression factor: 2.45

Blind stealing attempts: 31%
Check-raised: 2.91
Went to showdown: 28%
Won at showdown: 48%
Won without showdown: 35%

Three-bet preflop: 3.52%
Called preflop raise: 22%
Folded big blind to steal attempt: 62%
Folded to three-bet preflop: 49%
Continuation bet 77%
Folded to continuation bet: 55%

Can't post link or graph yet, so just take a look at stats...

Welcome you probably should of posted this in the beginners circle but o well. I'm pretty sure everyone is gonna tell you 2.5k hands is to little and to move down to exercise correct BR management. What is your BR? and are you playing full ring or 6 max? how many tables?

Sorry, didn't notice a beginners area... As I said I know it's
too few hands but want to get some idea here I stand so far.
Bankroll currently about $225, I play full ring, one table at
a time.

{from blogs and ops}

welcome to FTR

To find out how you're doing, you're better off posting some hands. With a 2500 hand sample size, there's pretty much nothing useful anyone can say about stats. You say you know it's too few hands, but I don't think you actually understand that 2500 is a drop in the bucket. For a lot of players, 2500 hands is only a few hours of play while multitabling...

You are playing pretty loose and you dont seem positionally aware at all. Your blind steal % is the same as your overall VPIP. Read the stickies, post hands.

Originally Posted by ThurberM

Sorry, didn't notice a beginners area...

Do you always start your races with a stumble?

you guys are a supportive bunch! Gee thanks!