20k hands stats checkup

[nogenius]

I'm a former SNG and full ring NL cash player, I decided about a month ago to switch to 6max. It's been fairly brutal to me so far in terms of swings, could you guys take a look at these stats and tell me if you see anything that could be improved on?

Here are my first 20k hands at 6max:

[tubasteve]

youre a nit

post hands not stats

[Spy Dog]

You probably have serious postflop issues.

17/14 can be a huge winner in NL, but so can 30/20 and even 40/30. 15/9 can be effective, also.

The key to NL is postflop skill and your stats will not reveal holes in your postflop play.

Post some hands.

[Al_Money]

17/14 is tight but certianly not unreasonable. I think you could just be running bad, but as steve said, post hands.

[Bukem_]

17/14 is fine, but you should still be tighter utg and looser on button. I'm looser than you and my utg vpip is 12. Your vpip in bb is extremely tight.

Start checking a few flops also.

[BigBiceps]

1. IMO, you play way too tight at 17/14. [In full ring (10-handed) I play 22/12.]

2. You don't check-raise enough.

3. You are raising too frequently from the small blind.

4. Probably you are betting the turn too often with nothing, and then folding to a river bet 79% of the time.

... hard to tell from the stats, but most likely you are making bad decisions post flop.

[yoursmine]

Your AFs...

Take your foot off the gas and slowly back away from the vehicle

[nogenius]

What are some things I can do to loosen up PF?

Is flatcalling PF raises with SCs in position a good thing?

[PBJaxx]

As others said, you most likely need to work on your post-flop game. It is very difficult to analyze NL with stats, but some things can be gained. Definitely tighten up UTG and MP, loosen up on the button. FWIW, I run at ~9-10% UTG and ~30-35% on the button. You don't seem particularly position-aware.

Check out Pokey's pokertracker post from uNL. I believe it is in the uNL sticky.

-Jaxx

[orange]

you should be looser on the button.