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#11
09-11-2007, 01:29 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
Your AF is consistantly high. Seems as if you are not re-evaluating throughout the hand.
I guess at 10nl you can play it like SSL and just raise for value bet bet bet. Ret 
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#12
09-11-2007, 02:02 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
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lmao you suck. 2ptbb/100 in 10nl [/ QUOTE ] DIAGF, don't post here again. I've ran at 12PTBB/100 for 10k hands and I've broken even for 35k. OP it really can't be said one way or the other. Congrats on banking the win and keep at it.
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#13
09-11-2007, 02:03 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
Gap between volume in pot and PFR is too large. Attempt to steal not big enough. (My PFR is bigger than your attempt to steal.) I think turn and river aggression is too high.
Post position stats.
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#14
09-11-2007, 02:06 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
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lmao you suck. 2ptbb/100 in 10nl [/ QUOTE ] GO AWAY. First off it's over 10K hands so who knows. Second off everyone starts somewhere and has to learn. How would you like it if aba or krantz came down and posted "lmao you suck. 4.75ptbb/100 in 50NL. I bet you can't even beat 200 or 400NL."
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#15
09-11-2007, 02:14 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
If you can 32 table and keep it up, 2ptbb/100 is plenty :P
But yeah 10k hands is not enough to really tell. I don't remember where it was (sticky probably) but I remember some post that said something along the lines of """play 50k hands, see if you like your ptbb, if you don't repeat and shoot for the ptbb you like""" I'd suggest playing untill you hit 50k hands and then reading pokey's PT post (see sticky) and do the suggested analysis and ideally post the results/your thoughts to discuss.
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#16
09-11-2007, 02:16 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
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lmao you suck. 2ptbb/100 in 10nl [/ QUOTE ] lmao, you're a [censored] moran for making this statement. [censored] off.
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#17
09-11-2007, 02:44 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
your W$SD is really low. It's why you have so much variance and why you're losing. I also agree with everything else that has been said above. 10k hands at 10NL might not be enough to determine exact stats, but it's a good point to see where improvements can be made.
Also, 20k hands is standard, not 50k. Crovax
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#18
09-11-2007, 02:52 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
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your W$SD is really low. It's why you have so much variance and why you're losing. I also agree with everything else that has been said above. 10k hands at 10NL might not be enough to determine exact stats, but it's a good point to see where improvements can be made. Also, 20k hands is standard, not 50k. Crovax [/ QUOTE ] His W$SD looks like it says 54.something % to me. That's not low.
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#19
09-11-2007, 02:56 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
whoops, sorry, that was W$ saw flop :-/ Ignore my posts please
Crovax
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#20
09-11-2007, 02:56 AM
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Re: First 10k hands.. Am I a winning player or too early to tell?
Start reading the stickies. Read Tien's 6max starting guide and study EVERYTHING said in the thread. Read Pokeys guide to blind stealing. Find some threads dealing with positional stats (pokeys pokertacker guide might do). Find a thread on AF by streets (to aggro for $10NL here).
Study and play. Rinse and repeat.
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