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  1. Bucephalus Bucephalus is offline

    MI
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    May 2nd, 2009 (5/2/2009 9:40am)

    What are your thoughts with tableratings.com? I went to the site to view my stats. How often do you use that site. Just curious.
  2. Mr_BigQueso Mr_BigQueso is offline

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    May 2nd, 2009 (5/2/2009 9:42am) in reply to Bucephalus

    worthless. seems pretty stupid, heard its pretty inaccurate too
    572 1
  3. pdiggity962 pdiggity962 is offline

    Saint Marys, OH
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    May 2nd, 2009 (5/2/2009 9:48am) in reply to Mr_BigQueso

    I agree!! worthless!

    But im a donkey on every rating site. HA
  4. GoldenDomer9 GoldenDomer9 is offline

    Kalamazoo, MI
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    May 2nd, 2009 (5/2/2009 10:12am) in reply to pdiggity962

    It may not be pinpoint accurate, but I believe it still can be useful. As a $25NL reg, when one of my opponents is down, say, $2k all at micro stakes, I'm pretty sure he's not a winning player regardless if the site missed a few heaters. Vice versa can hold true as well.
  5. trailrated trailrated is offline

    Bossier City, LA
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    May 2nd, 2009 (5/2/2009 10:40am) in reply to GoldenDomer9

    I have been using www.pokertableratings.com for a few months now and the rakeback of 30% is nice. Also, my stats are updated and correct daily. I only have 2k hands played/tracked so there could be a dropoff in tracking after 20k+ hands i guess. It's nice to pull your active table stats up (I pretty much only play .50/1.00 SH) and view the top winning/losing hands of your opponents, aggression, BB/Hr, etc. It has helped me with table selection and I am still learning what a good bb/hr rate is, but overall I think it has been +ev for my game.
    It's free and rakeback hits your account like clockwork... I will keep using it for now.
  6. luckyleewon1 luckyleewon1 is offline

    Wheeling, IL
    United States

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    May 2nd, 2009 (5/2/2009 11:50am) in reply to trailrated

    How to you go about selecting a table using the Table Finder? As far as, Rating, VP$IP, PFR, Aggr, please explain to me how you go about reading this and selecting a good table.
  7. trailrated trailrated is offline

    Bossier City, LA
    United States

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    May 2nd, 2009 (5/2/2009 12:38pm) in reply to luckyleewon1

    add the bad players to your buddy list, locate them, go stack 'em. after you have 30-40 on your list, its not difficult to find 2-3 playing at the same table at any time. As far as sorting/searching by PFR, VpiP, etc. I dont know how to do that... They also sort and show you what sites/stakes are "juicy" at that point based on avg. pot size, players per flop, etc. After using this elementary introduction to stat tracking for cash tables, I am interested in learning about the other tools available to track players at a more in-depth level... Pokertracker, etc.

    any suggestions or is it now against the site's rules to run these programs while playing?
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