transition to 2-4nl 20k hand stat checkup

[ahnuld]

from your went to showdown and won at showdown it looks like you are just running bad

[MyPTBB100isPOOP]

any thoughts on an appropriate W$wsf/went to showdown/won monies at showdown percentage?

[Mat]

around 25/50

[Choparno]

Stats look pretty normal OP. Won $ at SD is a bit low, but it could just mean you have run bad over this 18k sample.

I think the difference between 1/2 and 2/4 is overrated. Have you been put in any situations that were different or played differently than was the case at 1/2? If so I would just look at those and see what happened and why.

[luegofuego]

stats doesnt really look all that hot. pretty normal but not that super hot. ur wwsf really IS way low imo. obviously what u can do to rectify that is like, win more when u see the flop. be more aggressive and [censored]. steal more pots. blabla.

[Unknown Soldier]

whats everyones wwsf?

[Borned_Luckbox1]

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43% to low?

[BearHustler]

My wwsf is around 37%. VPIP/PFR around 22/17. I always run about 4PTBB/100 (stats over 100k hands or so).

The looseness of the games you're playing in probably affects your wwsf a lot. I game select a lot and try to play on tables with average VPIP over 35%. I think that if there's enough donks to pay you off on your good hands, trying to win too many pots will only cause the calling stations to run you over.

It might also make a difference if you leave a table when it gets shorthanded or if you mix in a lot of play with 4 or less players at the table.

[Jamougha]

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It will vary according to a lot of factors. The higher your prf the higher it will be, since as a ratio fewer of your hands are free looks from the blinds. The site you play on will make a difference. FR vs 6m makes a difference.

Generally I think it should be 44 or higher for most people when playing well though.

[MatthewRyan]

OP - if you really want usefull feedback post your sn and site instead of stats