What VP$IP is premium play?

[Munchrs]

Is this a good question because it depends on what type of style you are playing. But for small stakes in general % of starting hands are playable.

I have stats showing that i play around 22% of my hands,

is this too tight?

[sqwisssssss]

are you making money?

your vpip should match your skill level and variance tolerance.

[Munchrs]

I am profitable, i wanted to know how i could make the MOST money-varience is not a problem

[pete fabrizio]

play every hand that is profitable for you and no more.

[sqwisssssss]

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I am profitable, i wanted to know how i could make the MOST money-varience is not a problem

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well, the easiest solution is refinning game selection and tilt control.

if you got that down already, then your going to have to push edges harder, exploit other players tendencies and situations (which means more bluffing and more semi bluffing) and most importantly.......less tables.

or, you can play more tables and stick to nut peddling and abc poker.

i guess it depends on your goals too. if you want to really be the best in the world, then i dont see how you can do it by playing more than 3 tables at the absolute most. to get better and make more money through skill, then your going to have to really focus on the game while playing.

i personally cannot do that with more than 2 tables but thats just me.

[Munchrs]

ahh ty sqwissssss that is very helpful

[alavet]

ask David_Bennayamine

[RoundTower]

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play every hand that is profitable for you and no more.

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to figure out which hands these are, play every hand for a while (at least 100,000 hands) and analyse your results.

[automat]

someone told me 96/35 can work pretty good ...
no flips involved. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[Elrazor]

Ahhh, Lunarosa from the prima network, what a low stakes legend he is......