Just started playing SH NL

[cpitt398]

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This is mainly at 1/2 NL. Id say maybe -600 of it is at 2/4.

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You have your head on your shoulders by the sounds of it but you may want to stick to 1/2 NL or maybe even take a step back to .50/1 NL.

Please don't play 2/4NL with a 6k roll (if thats the case)..

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no 6K isn't my roll. I only played 2/4 for about 1000 hands , and when I was doing well. The game had a couple of limpers and actually seemed better than the 1/2 games at the time. I played in it, people were a little more active post flop than I was used to and went back to 1/2 were I felt more comfortable.


I'm pretty conservative about moving up in general, I was just doing well at 1/2 and wanted to see if I felt as confident at 2/4.

I think I'm just feeling the urgency to start making money again and feel kind of helpless at the moment

[orange]

24/16 seem pretty meh stats to me. i'd work on getting my pfr closer to my vpip.

[cpitt398]

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but Ive always seem to do better against tighter players (ie folders).

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lol

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like I said, I didn't want to sound cliche. I tend to press the action a lot, so when people are letting me do that, I tend to do well.

I was mostly talking about limit though just to kind of give an overview of the style I am accustomed to playing. Some of faults come from trying to do too much. I don't lose when my opponent quits.

[sigurrostyp]

standard

[cpitt398]

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24/16 seem pretty meh stats to me. i'd work on getting my pfr closer to my vpip.

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might be the case. I played in a full live game with bad players for awhile so with multiple people to the flop, trying to gut a big pocket pair was something that reeped big rewards. I might be having a hard time getting that out of my system

[KurtSF]

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so standard

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