6 Max NL Stats Question

I was just wondering what my range should be on my tracker stats for 6max.

Right now I'm about 29/18 but I play a pretty aggressive style. It's working well for me right now at the lower limits as I am reworking my bankroll after a long absence from poker. I think my aggression stats are kind of funky though, or at least my river stat is.

I think it is something like
PF= 1.1 F= 1.4 T= 1.9 R= .9

That was off of my last memory of it, I'm at work right now and not looking at my PTracker.

Basically I used to be a 3-6NL Full pro long ago, in the early days of poker and now after basically losing interest in the game completely, traveling far to much and not playing enough, i shit away my bankroll and opted to get a real job and rebuild again from scratch as opposed to putting large deposits in. I mean I built a bankroll from 20$ so I figure I might as well do it again, and so far I'm doing pretty well, back to a 500$ roll from 50$.

However I can't really gauge how well I'm really playing at these limits because, well it's pretty much a joke. So just looking for some 6max pros to help a brother out ^^.

Oh I guess I can list kind of my raising range pre just to give you an idea of how I like to play 6max and you guys can tell me if I'm way off or whatever, I know the game is pretty open for different styles of play, but I know I make mistakes that I shouldn't be in any for of play.


Obvious Raising Pre Hands
all positions
AA - 1010
AKs
AKo
AQs
AQo
AJs
A10s
KQs

Cutoff - Button
AXs
KQo
KJs
K10s
QJs
Q10s
109s
98s
99 - 77

So mostly Suited Connectors, pocket pairs, bigger suited one gappers and all suited aces.

I think you're way too passive

my lifetime stats for nl25 6max are

24/20

PF: 5.5 F=7.44 Turn=3.48 River=1.25

not saying my stats are good but ive never seen a good player with an AF of 1

looks like you're just calling with anything pretty pf after a raise/raising if you have anything even a little pretty and floating every flop and trying to take pots away on the turn or something which is strange

so my advice would be to not call with so many hands after an opening raise preflop, try to bring your vpip and pfr a bit closer together (but not too close) and cbet way more often and in general just be more aggressive because i think you have to be missing value/not bluffing enough or something for your AFs to be so low

maybe i read my shit wrong, which is possible. cause my AF didn't seem right.

sup mang
u work for da IRS?

yes yes i do

coo

You are playing way too loose, try playing like 20/16 or so. Rarely bluff and vbet very thin. Focus on your opponents and make you sure you know who the spewfish is and who the nit is. Respect peoples leads (at 50-100NL people don't lead-bluff that much). Just don't get out of line and wait for people to hand you stacks, it won't take very long.

you're flatting a lot preflop so you're calling down a lot postflop it seems with marginal pairs etc
start being more aggressive.. tighten your vpip down to like 24-25 with like 20-18 pfr too

yeah i've been trying to cut down my range a bit, good advice. i'll probably start logging a bit of my stats just to kind of compare contrast with people here. it's so weird now with the whole community, not like before when it was just your group of friends that you bounced ideas off of. gotta get used to this shit haha.

i disagree with respecting people leads

i figure it's easier to respect leads and just play straight forward at the lower limits. I mean people seem to like to stack off with complete shit.

respecting someones lead depends on how u percieve them, board texture and the how early into your experience with them they're leading as well as if you've reraised their leads previously and what happened

On July 16 2008 13:28 sawseech wrote: sup mang u work for da IRS?

it sounds like you need to look into 3betting more and opening up on the button; think KsXs and def 22 plus. probably even from UTG.

mine 4 of a kind, profit!