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Ty for replies guys. Now I learnd to use filters, found big leaks, created list of "core hands" and work on "optional hands" in late position.
Play 1c/2c 6 max on PokerStars for at least 5k hands.
Learn to play some fucking position. Your PFR is way too position neutral.
Widen your 3-bet range.
Over-limp the button behind retarded limpers or raise+ destroy. Q9s is a monster here.
If I played that tight for that many hands I would never want to play poker again.
Yeah, Fnord, you pretty much nailed it. I revisited my hands and found out, that I suck at position play and smallball with large 13+ SPR in unraised pot (or HU after small 2x-3x pfr).
And my cold-calling range in late position is quite narrow too - mostly pairs for set value, sometimes I call with good suited connector with intention of making or representing some weirdo frush. I also sometimes do the same thing with missed PP, but in last 5k hands my big bet rage vs obvious one pair hands burned my ass badly, and I lost many large pots by doing this. I guess it's not a way to play in micro 10nl, where tightish preflop raisers take top pairs to the river no matter what.
 Originally Posted by Fnord
Blind stealing won't help enough.
Anyway,
My steal stats:
Att to steal blinds: 17% (got folds only 28%, but won 52% of showdowns)
Folded SB to steal: 92% (lol nitaments)
Folded BB to steal: 88%
It's probably because almost any hands is limped multiway or opened by ridiculous amount like 9x by 21/3 guy, where it's obvious what's his range. There aren't much situations, where I'm optential opener in late position.
So, the solution is to overlimp and play g00t postflop...?
The problem is that you're not used to playing weak hands. Particularly in the spots where they perform best. In position against weak opponents who figure to have as bad or worse of a hand.
"weak"="doesn't raise often enough, checks behind winning hands too often, plays fit-or fold on flop"?
Let's say, I have button (or CO/HJ with nits on left) and I 3+ limpers in front with different stacks. All of them are typical weak passives who go aggro postflop only with top and very narrow range (top 2p+) . But they will check/call reasonable bets with wide range like gut draws/tpnk, or peel one street with midpair/bottom pair (fold to airball turn). Often they make absurd slowplays (checking or minbetting sets and shit), and are payoff wizards when get sucked out.
How bad of a hand can I overlimp? Blinds aren't aggro, sometimes they pull steal raise, but it's with narrow range anyway.
Suited connector lower than 67s?
Suited Tens or lower? (like T5s)?
Kxs?
Q+7+s?
Offsuit connector?
QT?
72o?
Where should I draw the line?
My default play was to bomb AA-TT, AQ+ (and c-bet whiff/stackoff with tp in good SPR) and call 99-22/Q+J+/J+J+s (play TP with caution, draw with position, sometimes pick up orphan pots)
I suspect that when you experiemented with LAgg you played micros and just blindly tried to blow people off hands.
Yes, exactly, I revisited my recent blunders and all of them are hopeless river bluffs for stack in tilty mood. Great guess by you 
That's not what opening your ranges is all about. It's about getting your strong stuff paid, controling the pot size and finding thinner value bets.
This is what I'm working on
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Help me open up my uber-nit game...
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