Should I quit poker? Help me analyze my PT stats

[KGB_x]

Ok so I played 24k hands to figure out if I'm any good.
Now I need someone to tell me. Any input is good input. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] Should I tighten up or do I just generally suck? [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]


How can I improve?

[James81]

At first I would do - STAY AT ONE LIMIT for a couple of hands and then check your stats again.

[MrWooster]

I would suggest playing a lot tighter as well - maybe take VPIP down to 20-23% and pf raise to 18-19% - also as James says - I think you are playing too many limits - play what your bankroll lets you.

[Teddie]

Go back to 0.05, stay at that limit for 10k hands then post up here again.

[KGB_x]

0.05 r u seriaz!???

[Teddie]

Nope, stay at $6 level and continue to piss your money down the drain, doesnt really bother me.

[SheridanCat]

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0.05 r u seriaz!???

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You can see you're an overall losing player after 24K hands, right? You're doing something wrong and need to figure out what that thing is. Why do you want to do it at a level where you can get hurt badly? Fix your game and move up - unless you have a large bankroll and don't mind taking the hit.

[SheridanCat]

It's really hard to say much, but you look awfully loose and aggressive preflop. No idea what's going on after the flop, but it looks like you may be putting yourself in a bad spot by being so loose before.

[gutte169]

If you're looking for a serious response, it should be obvious. Up to $1 NL you are killing...over 20K hands and probably 20bb/100. This is standard stuff, you're not good enough to move up yet. Do you really need to post your results to realize this?

Take your time...make $1 NL your home and take small shots at $2 NL until you are winning more comfortably. As far as "input", you are playing a few too many hands. You're a maniac preflop and the people playing at the higher limits are running over it.

[uDevil]

See the pattern?