My first PT stats

[1tripz1]

So yeah i finally took the plunge, got PT, starting multitabling and started winning online. Dont know why i never did this before, i used to play one table of $100nl and play like i was live, doesnt work, so i dropped a level and play 3 or 4 of $50nl, a level i thought was unbeatable but have good results now playing TAG as apposed to my more LAG live aproach.

Heres my first weeks stats, ive learnt abit already but if anyone else can make some observations that would be great.

http://www.1tripz1.com/stats2.JPG

[hanover]

That's a really tiny sample so it's difficult to give meaningful advice.

Open up your pre-flop raising range especially from late position. You aren't stealing the blinds often enough.

[1tripz1]

I know, but at this level i usually get called and have a c-bet called, so found that stealing blinds isnt that profitbale.

[InsideEdge]

Get your pf raise% a bit closer to your VPIP. Your probably cold calling or open limping too much.

Pre flop aggession is goooood.

It looks like your running good also

[Frozinite]

You're limping/calling raises PF too much. You have 6.8% PFR, but a 19.8% VP$IP. Your PFR should be a lot closer to your VP$IP, maybe something like 20/15 would already be a huge improvement. That's all I can see for now.

[tubasteve]

hell 13/10 would be a huge improvement /images/graemlins/wink.gif

[Mike Kelley]

You are running good.
Stealing blinds is profitable.
PFR% should be higher ratio of VPIP.

[whizzle]

Most TAGs have something like 21-17 VPIP and 19-14 PFR. My advice is concentrate on your postflop game and try to open up your raising range. Just the fact that callingstations are calling your cbets a lot doesn't mean that u don't have the best hand. Especially @ nl 25 and nl 50 u have to be ably to expoit your oponents and put them on a correct range of hands.

Try to read the blind stealing posts in the sticky and take it from there! Nice winrate /images/graemlins/laugh.gif

your running good