[Spurious]

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I am looking for leaks (waterfalls?) in my game. I was told to ask this question here. PM me if you would like to switch some HHs.

Here is a little bit of info about my game.

I am a nit that usually 8 tables. I find I have a better win rate 8 tabling running 17/13/3 than 4-6 tabling at 24/16/2. I get myself into too much trouble when I play a more aggressive style (which I inherently do when I decrease the amount of tables).
I know I have some leaks but I am a winning (all be it slow) player at $10NL. I feel I should have a much bigger win rate but I occasionally have a 7-10BI downswing and it gets really frustrating. I have played over 40K hands and have a win rate of just over 1.5ptbb/100. This is a little skewed though because before I learned the game a little better I was down $133 in 10,000 hands.

I was wondering where I could find someone who would look for some general leaks in my game. Right now I dont have the money for a coach.

I would be willing to trade HHs and review someone else’s.

Thanks in advance for any help.


p.s. I am at work now and dont have HH with me.

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cut down the tables
you are playing like an autopilot imo

play 2-4 tables
be disciplnied (extremely important), if you cant play tight enough, you have to change something (maybe even chat with a friend, or reading some webpages).

close the gap between VPIP and PFR when you play less tables. I play 23/20 at NL10 and it works, you take down a lot of pots by raising preflop.

another important thing is table selection
you should datamine hands and import them in your database
sort the tables by Players/flop and look for the tables with high percentages
open those tables and look for people you have stats on, if you have stats on a fish (sth like 70/5/1 or 50/1/2 or 50/30/6) with 60+BB sit on the left of him and try to isolate as often as possible
you will win a lot of money only by playing pots against the fish

you dont have to get fancy too often at NL10, but you should do it from time to time