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02-28-2007, 10:52 PM
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Re: **Official uNL Stats thread**
Still learning the online game. I'll take any and all critquing. I think I'm playing a solid LAG...it suits me, fwiw, but always looking to improve. Oh also...notice my AF is "backwards"? I'm trying to induce more bluffs on the river lately, but still learning to do that more...other ideas?
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#2
03-01-2007, 12:14 AM
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Re: **Official uNL Stats thread**
Ok, don't know how to post the image but my stats are...
25 NL Hands: 26,472 VPIP: 24.35 PFR: 20.06 Fold SB to Steal: 86.97 Fold BB to Steal: 81.47 Att to Steal Blinds: 38.06 Won $ WSF: 44.17 Went to SD: 26.34 Won $ at SD: 47.44 Flop AF: 5.18 Turn AF: 2.36 River AF: 1.68 Total AF: 3.54 I'm only running at 2/100 BB which makes me [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]. I know I'm better than this, anybody see a hole? Or am I just running bad?
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#4
03-01-2007, 05:58 AM
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Re: **Official uNL Stats thread**
[ QUOTE ]
I'm only running at 2/100 BB which makes me [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]. I know I'm better than this, anybody see a hole? Or am I just running bad? [/ QUOTE ] Do you have a steady winning curve or does it jump up and down? Do you put focus on position? Play tight in the blinds and loose/aggressive from CO and button!
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#5
03-01-2007, 08:16 AM
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Re: **Official uNL Stats thread**
I'm making good profit, but there are some things in there that are wrong, I think. Like W$SD and Flop AF, are they really bad? And what should I do to improve those without changing my whole game?
(the stats from my first 3,5k hands at NL50 look the same, but the result is red instead of green, so there's plenty of room to improve, I think) 
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#6
03-01-2007, 08:29 AM
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Re: **Official uNL Stats thread**
Wow your flop AF is HUGE! You obviously are doing something right though over those 26k hands. Great win rate. Your W$SD is a bit low (as is mine a few posts above), but not terrible.
I'm curious as to how you get an AF that high. FWIW, your River AF is high like mine. I'd suggest allowing players to bluff more on then end. I think you and I are leaving too much money on the table by not allowing them to bluff at us on the end.
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#7
03-01-2007, 08:53 AM
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Re: **Official uNL Stats thread**
How to get a high AF on the flop: Bet and raise a lot, don't call that much.
I looked it up in the details: I C-bet 70,5%. And overall I think I'm just not calling that much, that's why my AF looks so high?: 5,5% raise, 32,5% bet, 5% call (as actions on flop)
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#8
03-01-2007, 11:26 AM
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Re: **Official uNL Stats thread**
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] I'm only running at 2/100 BB which makes me [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]. I know I'm better than this, anybody see a hole? Or am I just running bad? [/ QUOTE ] Do you have a steady winning curve or does it jump up and down? Do you put focus on position? Play tight in the blinds and loose/aggressive from CO and button! [/ QUOTE ] I have huge swings. Right now I'm on a -10 BI downswing. And I am a VERY positional player.
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#9
03-02-2007, 06:36 AM
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Re: **Official uNL Stats thread**
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I have huge swings. Right now I'm on a -10 BI downswing. And I am a VERY positional player. [/ QUOTE ] Do you use PT/PAHUD to analyze your villains? I've found it absolutely necessary when multitabling. Before I could play one or maybe two tables and keep track of the villains but with more tables I simply made the wrong moves against the wrong villains. For example it's profitable to bluff a villain who is weak/tight but it's no good c-betting with air into a 100% calling station. These things made my swings huge but after seeing the villains stats on screen I make much better decisions and my swings are not remotely close to as bad as they used to be.
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