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01-27-2007, 01:11 PM
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Using Ptracker to improve razz game
I've decided to learn razz and have been playing a lot this week. For hold 'em ptracker was helpful in helping me plug a leak or two, so I wanted to know if anyone had tips on using ptracker for improving their razz game.
As of now my vpip is 21.52 and aggression factor is 2.21. What other stats are important to look at? Thanks... 
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01-27-2007, 01:14 PM
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Re: Using Ptracker to improve razz game
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I've decided to learn razz and have been playing a lot this week. For hold 'em ptracker was helpful in helping me plug a leak or two, so I wanted to know if anyone had tips on using ptracker for improving their razz game. As of now my vpip is 21.52 and aggression factor is 2.21. What other stats are important to look at? Thanks... [/ QUOTE ] I dont use PT to look at my stats, I use it to look at my opponents. Razz stats seem to converge within 40 or so hands. TT [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]
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01-27-2007, 05:15 PM
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Re: Using Ptracker to improve razz game
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I dont use PT to look at my stats, I use it to look at my opponents. Razz stats seem to converge within 40 or so hands. [/ QUOTE ] I agree. What do you look for? Examples, 4th street - 16 VPIP - probably isn't playing 8's. 40 VPIP - obviously is playing some crappy hands. How to exploit? In the lower limit games, is it possible for someone to play 40 VPIP 4th street to really tighten up on 5th and still be a winner?
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