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08-19-2007, 11:38 PM
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Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
Hello,
Sorry if this has been brought up a billion times... What should a good player expect his stats to be or the numbers you shoot for? Thanks! 
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08-19-2007, 11:44 PM
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Re: Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
It has been brought up a billion times, and thinking to much about trying to get your stats into a certain range is the wrong way to think about poker. Then again, it's never bad to try and see where you're at I guess. Most winning players at full ring are probably between 22-13 vpip, and most prob raise 7-16% of their hands.
Personally I think that the sweet spot is right about in the middle of all of that, but I'm sure many will disagree.
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08-19-2007, 11:46 PM
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Re: Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
If you're really good then probably around 19/16 or so. However, if you're really good then you wouldn't have asked this question.
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08-19-2007, 11:47 PM
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Re: Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
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It has been brought up a billion times, and thinking to much about trying to get your stats into a certain range is the wrong way to think about poker. Then again, it's never bad to try and see where you're at I guess. Most winning players at full ring are probably between 22-13 vpip, and most prob raise 7-16% of their hands. Personally I think that the sweet spot is right about in the middle of all of that, but I'm sure many will disagree. [/ QUOTE ] I'm at 25/10 and was being called a huge fish...terrible player...etc in an unrelated thread when it came up. Just thought I'd ask where I 'should' be. Thanks a ton.
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08-19-2007, 11:48 PM
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Re: Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
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If you're really good then probably around 19/16 or so. However, if you're really good then you wouldn't have asked this question. [/ QUOTE ] See above, I'm not really too worried about the numbers but I think this is something I should know.
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08-19-2007, 11:52 PM
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Re: Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
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[ QUOTE ] It has been brought up a billion times, and thinking to much about trying to get your stats into a certain range is the wrong way to think about poker. Then again, it's never bad to try and see where you're at I guess. Most winning players at full ring are probably between 22-13 vpip, and most prob raise 7-16% of their hands. Personally I think that the sweet spot is right about in the middle of all of that, but I'm sure many will disagree. [/ QUOTE ] I'm at 25/10 and was being called a huge fish...terrible player...etc in an unrelated thread when it came up. Just thought I'd ask where I 'should' be. Thanks a ton. [/ QUOTE ] unless you're great postflop then its going to be a little tough to win without bringing the vpip down and/or the pfr up. You can still beat microstakes with this, but if you get to NL200 or above you're gonna get smoked in all likelihood.
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08-19-2007, 11:55 PM
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Re: Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] It has been brought up a billion times, and thinking to much about trying to get your stats into a certain range is the wrong way to think about poker. Then again, it's never bad to try and see where you're at I guess. Most winning players at full ring are probably between 22-13 vpip, and most prob raise 7-16% of their hands. Personally I think that the sweet spot is right about in the middle of all of that, but I'm sure many will disagree. [/ QUOTE ] I'm at 25/10 and was being called a huge fish...terrible player...etc in an unrelated thread when it came up. Just thought I'd ask where I 'should' be. Thanks a ton. [/ QUOTE ] unless you're great postflop then its going to be a little tough to win without bringing the vpip down and/or the pfr up. You can still beat microstakes with this, but if you get to NL200 or above you're gonna get smoked in all likelihood. [/ QUOTE ] Excellent, thanks for the advice. I thought my vpip was a little high and pfr was a little low.
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08-20-2007, 02:11 AM
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Re: Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
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OP is one of the "stars is rigged" trolls just fyi [/ QUOTE ] are you saying its not?
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#10
08-20-2007, 02:42 AM
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Re: Poker Tracker Stats for full ring?
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] It has been brought up a billion times, and thinking to much about trying to get your stats into a certain range is the wrong way to think about poker. Then again, it's never bad to try and see where you're at I guess. Most winning players at full ring are probably between 22-13 vpip, and most prob raise 7-16% of their hands. Personally I think that the sweet spot is right about in the middle of all of that, but I'm sure many will disagree. [/ QUOTE ] I'm at 25/10 and was being called a huge fish...terrible player...etc in an unrelated thread when it came up. Just thought I'd ask where I 'should' be. Thanks a ton. [/ QUOTE ] unless you're great postflop then its going to be a little tough to win without bringing the vpip down and/or the pfr up. You can still beat microstakes with this, but if you get to NL200 or above you're gonna get smoked in all likelihood. [/ QUOTE ] Excellent, thanks for the advice. I thought my vpip was a little high and pfr was a little low. [/ QUOTE ] I don't think he meant that your pfr should come up, but rather, if you're going to have a vpip that high, then it needs to be off of raises, not limps/calls. Your pfr is about right, just don't call so often preflop.
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