Is this 6-max or full-ring?

vpip 10.4
PFR %: 7.9

you're playing VERY tight. your steal % must be very low. try raising more hands from late position. It's going to be hard to win much at 200+ playing this tight.

u cant tell anything by these stats other than ur a nit

 

Originally Posted by srooney3

u cant tell anything by these stats other than ur a nit

Thanks for your useless response. GTFO of my thread .

I dont think your stealing percent is terrible but i bet you dont 3 bet enough. Also, when you do 3bet people know you have the nuts and only fish will pay you off. Do you have problems folding overpair?

Edit: Just saw 4.1%. 3 bet more vs. late position raises.

I have to agree that you are playing too tight but it is a difficult dance b/w too aggressive and too tight. Takes some experimenting but is also player dependent.

Sorry to ask but what do all the numbers mean?

 

Originally Posted by Hitman

Too passive on the end, looks like you may be checking down more than you should. Check/calling to induce is fine vs. the right villains, but you're probably missing good value bet spots along the way.

In the words of BalugaWhale, if you want to double your win rate, double your river bluffs.

FYP...am i way off here ???, im mean semi-bluffs too, but just considering we have to have a some kind of a hand to value bet river, let alone double the time.

 

Originally Posted by Hitman

No, I think you're right that people don't bluff the river enough in general. His point though was that people fail to extract value on the river far too often in spots where they should clearly be value betting. That's especially true in live smaller stakes where so many players are showdown monkeys. But in general players tend to miss a lot of value on the river with good but not great made hands for fear of getting raised and not knowing what to do then, but the fact is (at least at the limits the OP posted) not many people are bluff-raising the river, most players when they raise the river are polarized to big hands and air, and since many don't bluff enough on the end, until you note someone is capable of it, they're probably not. More advanced players will merge their range in these spots to get value from bluff catchers, but you don't see much of that below 400 or maybe 200 NL, and you'll usually only see it consistently from your solid winning regs.

What stakes you play hitman?
You always write good stuff it sounds you are a solid player.

Also, I recently created a post regarding the best situations the check raise the turn instead of double barreling.
I will be happy if you drop by and contribute there!

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Originally Posted by Hitman

No, I think you're right that people don't bluff the river enough in general. His point though was that people fail to extract value on the river far too often in spots where they should clearly be value betting. That's especially true in live smaller stakes where so many players are showdown monkeys. But in general players tend to miss a lot of value on the river with good but not great made hands for fear of getting raised and not knowing what to do then, but the fact is (at least at the limits the OP posted) not many people are bluff-raising the river, most players when they raise the river are polarized to big hands and air, and since many don't bluff enough on the end, until you note someone is capable of it, they're probably not. More advanced players will merge their range in these spots to get value from bluff catchers, but you don't see much of that below 400 or maybe 200 NL, and you'll usually only see it consistently from your solid winning regs.

Very good info. Much appreciated. I knew that I have to start extracting more value by betting the river more often vs the right opponents. I guess I can say that I don't bet the river some of the time with good or marginal hands because of all the regs I go up against in those stakes. Most regs won't pay you off on the river unless they have your good or marginal hand beat. Just another thought. On the other hand I should do it more often vs other players that are capable of calling me lighter

 

Originally Posted by el arracachero

Your stats would be great if they were one street later. Let me explain

Turn: 34.3
river 26.2

Basically, you should have something like this:

Flop: 40-45
Turn: 30-35
River: 20-25

Please take no offense in what i am about to say, but you are playing a weak tight style.
On a positive note, if you were making money playing like this, imagine how much you can win when you fix your leaks.

First off I take no offense at all to constructive criticism. When I go back and look at HH , I see many spots in which I check turn and let them get there on river. If anyone is interested in doing coaching please send me a message and we can talk. Thanks again to everyone for all the great responses.

narcocop is a premium freakin stud baby!

 

Originally Posted by pikappraider78

i play .5-1 euro so i guess im in the middle of ur range of stakes. I (GASP) dont use HUD so im not qauite sure of my stats but it def looks like ur 3b% is really really low. I play 6 max so I cant really compare my opening range to yours but your 3b range is absurdly small. your 3b range according to poker stove is 99+ ako and aqs+ ONLY.... that is waytoo tight and way too polarized mix in some weaker hands and some random suited gappers sometimes. dont go crazy with it...... im curious are you mass multi tabling..... your stats look like someone who plays heaps of tables and just plays real tight solid.

Yes my 3bet is kind of polarized but i do mix in weak hands at times . I do multi table , anywhere from 10- 20 tables at a time. Sometimes it gets hard to play very creative when ur multi tabling and hands are popping up everywhere.

 

Originally Posted by NarcoCop

. I mean raising in late position is good but players in these stakes are alot better then micro players and they do 3bet with air many times knowing u are trying to steal the blinds..

4bet lighter