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Old 07-30-2007, 02:47 AM
blackice781 blackice781 is offline
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Default Adjustments needed for SB/BB play? (6max)

Hey guys I'm not a regular poster here but browse the forum quite often.

I recently went over my stats on PT and found that I was losing .13BB/100 from the BB and .07/BB from the SB. Is this normal? If not, what can I do to not lose so much from the BB and SB? What is your +/- from the SB/BB?

My SB stats: 53,901 hands, 18.79 vpip, cold call 0.00, win % 29.39, won $ WSF % 32.26, went to showdown % 25.21, won $ @ showdown % 50.42, PF raise % 11.93, raise in first position % .05.

BB stats: 54,929 hands, 26.66 vpip, cold call 0.00, win % 15.16, won $ WSF % 39.41, went to showdown % 25.83, won $ @ showdown % 54.20, PF raise % 14.20, raise in first position % 9.81.

Any comments/suggestions/questions are greatly appreciated.
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Old 07-30-2007, 02:54 AM
RUDIKULOUS RUDIKULOUS is offline
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Default Re: Adjustments needed for SB/BB play? (6max)

Yeah you can expect to be losing from the blinds over a large sample. You have money posted in the pot and youre oop, its virtually impossible to be profitable.
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Old 07-30-2007, 04:53 AM
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Default Re: Adjustments needed for SB/BB play? (6max)

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