Stats for my first 10K hands
 

Hello everyone. Below are stats for my first 1o,ooo hands. They were all played at the .5/1.00 full ring games at PokerStars. Please let me know if there are any obvious holes that need patching up. Thanks.
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c1.../Stats_10K.jpg

I'm also new to PokerTracker so if there are some other stats I should be providing, let me know. Thanks.

Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

14/5/1

Raise like 250% more preflop and valuebet more.

Pretty solid winrate for a nit though, nice work.(I mean that)

Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

10k really isn't much to base anything on.

That said, pretty tight preflop. Hardly raise preflop?

You should be more aggressive on the flop than the turn. The agg factor tends to decline the further into the hand.

But for starters, I'd study preflop play. That's the most glaring.

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Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

My pfr% should be around 12?

Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

If you're playing 13.78% of your hands you should probably never be limping except in your SB.

Ever.

Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

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My pfr% should be around 12?

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Yeah. Something like 17/12/2.5 is ok for full ring.

Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

Your aggression is 2.4/3.3/2.6 for flop/turn/river. Your turn AF is higher than flop, which is strange. Also, your river AF is too high. You appear to play fit/fold on the turn, and c/r it a bit too often. Change some of that turn aggression to flop aggression and it's perfect.

The most glaring leak is your PFR.

Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

very enlightening. thanks very much!

Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

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14/5/1

Raise like 250% more preflop and valuebet more.


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Sorry, I'm still very new to PokerTracker. What specifically in the stats tells you I'm not value betting enough?

Thanks.

Re: Stats for my first 10K hands
 

work on loosening up when you are in position(late position like the Hijack, Cutoff, and Button). this is where you want to add hands, not in early position.

you definitely need to raise more pf. you are most certaily passing up some preflop equity edges by not doing so. it also widens your pf raising range which makes it tougher for your opponents to read your hands postflop.

as for your postflop AF, generally speaking it should peak on the flop and gradually decrease on the turn and river. you should be jamming good made hands and draws on the flop. by the river, all the cards are out so a different strategy is often necessary based on your opponent and the board texture.

you are folding your blinds too much. 63% means someone can raise any two cards on you and show immediate profit. a good rule of thumb is if your hand shows 35% equity against the late position preflop stealer you should at least be calling. based on other stats, i would imagine you need to be 3betting a ton more as well. this is more important as your postflop game develops, so focusing on calling and seeing a flop is probably going to be a good starting point(at least better than folding).