01-24-2008 06:39 AM
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01-24-2008 10:11 AM
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wait, thats bb/100 not ptbb/100, right? A little nitty for my taste but everything seems fairly solid stats-wise and the hands youve posted recently seem fine. | |
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01-24-2008 10:17 AM
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Yeah bb, not ptbb. I'm pretty sure anyway, I don't really understand the difference, or why there needs to be one. I remember playing with something when I first installed PT, and this is what I use now. |
01-24-2008 02:27 PM
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ptbb is just 2x the big blind and was originally used when limit hold'em was the most popular game. There is really no reason everyone still uses it other than the fact that everyone is used to it so its the most common reference when discussing winrates, etc. So when you hear people on here and 2+2 talking about winrates, they are referring to ptbb/100 which is just your winrate divided by 2. Theres a check box under the preferences tab in PT where you can select which you want to use. | |
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01-24-2008 07:17 PM
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Those look good, similar to me. My w$wsf is a bit higher though but I think that'll improve for you when your opponents become a little tighter as you move up. Your w$SD is really good. I wonder if maybe you're folding too much on the river. Its pretty hard to tell with just stats though. | |
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01-24-2008 08:53 PM
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The thing is, I just don't know why I'm not murdering this level. It would actually be more profitable for me to drop back down to NL5 - I was making 8.7 PTBB/100, and here I'm making 3.3. Also, for what everyone tells me is an extremely low variance level, I'm taking massive swings. At NL5 and NL2 the worse downswing I ever took was 5 buyins, but since I've been at NL10 I've frequently taken 8 buyin downswings, and as I write I'm only 3 buyins back up from a 10 buyin downswing - it simply must be my fault. I am catching beats and coolers, for sure, but not that bad. The only noticeable difference between my NL5 and NL10 stats is that at NL5 I had a flop AF of 10 ish compared to 6 ish here, and a w$wsf of 50 ish, as opposed to 40 ish here. |
01-24-2008 09:57 PM
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Higher vpip especially from sb, fold to steal less, steal more blinds especially from sb, win when seen flop more, go to showdown more, win at showdown less. AF looks very good, which is unusual for decent players. Your pos stats are very weird. Obviously they're very heavily influenced by variance with this sample so it's hard comment on them. However, winning too much from lp, too little from ep, and losing too much from blinds, but really that's largely just variance. |
01-24-2008 11:51 PM
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"AF looks very good, which is unusual for decent players." is this a typo or something? Do you mean " [...] EVEN for decent players", or do you mean " [...] which is USUAL for decent...", or what? I don't quite understand your wording here. |
01-25-2008 01:03 AM
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kinda looks like you fold too much but its hard to tell just looking at stats. im basing this off the aggression factors being decently high and a fairly low went to showdown. if that is the case that could make the aggression factors look more aggressive than they are. | |
01-25-2008 01:34 AM
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Optimal AF is very hard to do and thus decent players rarely have it. There's a ton of room for interpretation on what are the optimal numbers (because true optimal doesn't exist), but as far as improving play goes, your AF shouldn't really change much. |
01-25-2008 01:46 AM
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I think its good to play as tight as you do at your stakes. | |
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