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04-12-2007, 03:29 PM
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Re: A new problem I have developed - early aggression gone awry
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As for looking up my opponents - since I don't multi-table often, I have plenty of time in between hands and therefore always have a rough idea of each player's ability drawn from OPR. Actually that may be part of the problem! It never ceases to amaze me I can be in the 99.6th percentile on that thing - I frequently am the "best" player at the table and assume I can just exploit everyone else. Perhaps sometimes you're just better off not knowing... [/ QUOTE ] Ignore the silly percentile thingy, focus on ROI (to a degree) and stakes instead. Obviously combine with reads, trusting stats is silly. 
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04-12-2007, 04:14 PM
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Re: A new problem I have developed - early aggression gone awry
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[ QUOTE ] As for looking up my opponents - since I don't multi-table often, I have plenty of time in between hands and therefore always have a rough idea of each player's ability drawn from OPR. Actually that may be part of the problem! It never ceases to amaze me I can be in the 99.6th percentile on that thing - I frequently am the "best" player at the table and assume I can just exploit everyone else. Perhaps sometimes you're just better off not knowing... [/ QUOTE ] Ignore the silly percentile thingy, focus on ROI (to a degree) and stakes instead. Obviously combine with reads, trusting stats is silly. [/ QUOTE ] I agree. There is a lot you learn from OPR, but the percentile/ranking numbers won't help and often will mislead.
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04-12-2007, 04:51 PM
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Re: A new problem I have developed - early aggression gone awry
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] As for looking up my opponents - since I don't multi-table often, I have plenty of time in between hands and therefore always have a rough idea of each player's ability drawn from OPR. Actually that may be part of the problem! It never ceases to amaze me I can be in the 99.6th percentile on that thing - I frequently am the "best" player at the table and assume I can just exploit everyone else. Perhaps sometimes you're just better off not knowing... [/ QUOTE ] Ignore the silly percentile thingy, focus on ROI (to a degree) and stakes instead. Obviously combine with reads, trusting stats is silly. [/ QUOTE ] I agree. There is a lot you learn from OPR, but the percentile/ranking numbers won't help and often will mislead. [/ QUOTE ] I do pay strict attention to ROIs when looking up others, it's just hard to ignore my own ranking when it's so high! [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] Of course, that alone tells me how f'd the ranking system is.
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