Re: On fixing leaks...
 

Dude .. we can compare numbers all day long,but ...


Hand analysis is where it's at

Ranges and board textures etc.


You can't just go ... oh based on my numbers I think I c-bet too much

Or rather, you can .. but what then ?


Just not cbet some flops at random ... etc ?



Pokeys great post is full of pokertracker advice, but does not contain much actual poker advice.

Re: On fixing leaks...
 

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wow just realized sample size...lets not think too deeply on this one.

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AZ - I just extended my sample size out a few months back for ~ 20k hands and it's pretty similar - so these numbers aren't too far off.

Re: On fixing leaks...
 

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I cbet most of the flops, i bet 99.8% of the flops HU.
My AF is at 7 or something. I dont think your AF on flop is too high.

I guess your postflop play sucks. You dont value bet good enough and probably fold too often, especially on the flop.

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You play 26/22/7 ????
That's insane. There no shame in calling every once in a while.

Re: On fixing leaks...
 

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wow just realized sample size...lets not think too deeply on this one.

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AZ - I just extended my sample size out a few months back for ~ 20k hands and it's pretty similar - so these numbers aren't too far off.

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Going beyond numbers, I forgot to bring it up earlier . . . take a look through hands and see where you haven't won as much as you should, and then go back and replay hands. Sometimes, you see mistakes, and sometimes, you just realize things happen and you lose a big pot where you should have won. AK's a loser for me this month, because I played for stacks against a T8 PF and lost. Reviewing individual hands will help you determine leaks and fix them.