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Uptown . Mar 24 2009 11:33. Posts 3557 | | |
Yupyup, my heater move'up'aments has been nicely balanced by megacooler movedownaments in march.
Combined -26bi's at nl100 (14bis) and nl50 (12bis) starting february 27th (and Just overall swingy, shitty play about 5 days preceding that too), and I'm joining the gang again at nl25 wheeee.
Still way overrolled for nl50 but I don't care. I have zero confidence in my play and I need to somehow find it. If I can't find it at nl100 or nl50, then maybe by chance I can find it at nl25. FFS what do I have to lose. (other than vpps lol)
Here come the graphs and stats!
NL100
NL50
Stats
Position Stats
*Thoughts*
* Fold to cbet is too low?
* Even looser from BU / CO if I can (depends on villains in blinds)
Also I should ask, "what should I be doing to figure out what I'm doing wrong?" What stats shoudl I look at and fix? What kinds of hands of my own should I be looking over, etcetcetc.
There's an expression that goes something like "A drowning man grasps at even a strand of straw to save him." That's kinda how I feel (ie I will try anything and everything to survive).
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| Half Pot! | Last edit: 24/03/2009 11:38 |
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16/14 seems a bit tight for 6 max, but despite this, your won at showdown is really low. i mean, if you play a tighter range, then it's only logical to think that your showdows would be generally stronger, but that's not what's happening in your case. it's probably a combination of you folding too much and simply running bad. and it looks like you're barely defending your blinds at all.
i'd say you should try widening your preflop opening range. for one, you could also play around with 3betting more preflop. against unknowns, fish, and people who like to call 3bets oop, i 3bet any decent tp hand like QJ AT, as well as TT+ while calling with hands like 78s. against regs who either 4bet or fold, i start out by polarizing my 3betting range in position to basically trash like K5s, Q7o, and premiums, and calling with great drawing hands. that's my basic plan and i try to adjust from there. |
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it could also be the case that your opponents, having noticed how tight you are, are taking a tighter range to showdown and letting you valueown yourself with your one pair after the river or whatever---which means, if you think that someone is observant enough, you should look into finding more multibarrel bluff spots instead of giving up too fast. |
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I'll go see if I can still beat internet poker after playing live for 80+ hours in 2 weeks then I will see if I can give u advice lolz |
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mikeymoo Canada. Mar 24 2009 13:23. Posts 988 | | |
Awwww man =[
I'll sweat you sometime, it's always good to get discussion going. ^_^ |
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Sicks Macks United States. Mar 24 2009 13:33. Posts 3929 | | |
| | On March 24 2009 10:51 collegesucks wrote:
16/14 seems a bit tight for 6 max, but despite this, your won at showdown is really low. |
There's a real probem there. It's a smallish sample for sure, but I have similar preflop stats and have a 58 Won @ SD (even higher if you filter out limped pots). I mean, that's the core of playing this tight preflop, you get to flops with a tighter range and valuebet well when you hit. You basically pay the rest of the table your blinds for the right to play better hands than them. If they're still winning most of the time, then you're doing something wrong.
EDIT: Assuming villains are stations, which they should be if you're TAGgy and you table select. |
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| Mr. Will Throwit | Last edit: 24/03/2009 13:40 |
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Sicks Macks United States. Mar 24 2009 13:36. Posts 3929 | | |
Also your nl100 AF is ridic high. AF is a quirky stat to be sure, but 5+ might indicate some spew. |
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