[Closed] Stats for $.5/$1 FR

wtf,how can handrange on flop be bigger then vpip?

My stats at NL100 12 000 hands (I'm not using bronze SHC but chart from earlier days of pokerstrategy which imo is much more looser and some my own changes in game like raising every pocket pair from whatever position). Also first couple thousand hands I was very tight but all-in all it's weird that I'm much more tighter than u are:

VPIP: 11.88
PFR: 9.44
AF: 5.23
WTSD: 21.92
3Bet: 4.34 (one of the most important stats imo - don't be afraid to 3-bet at NL100, don't be afraid to 4-bet at NL200, obv depends on opponents)
Fold 3bet: 87.38 (no idea about this stat but I guess it means u can safely 4-bet me O.o )
W$SD: 55.25
W$WSF: 42.24
ATT. to steal: 23.77 (should be higher imo, I'm getting used to NL100 still)
Fold BB to steal: 86.24 (should be smaller imo, still getting used to NL100)
Fold SB to steal: 90.51 (should be smaller imo, still getting used to NL100)
BB/100: +3.21 (and my god how much I have made bad all-ins)

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Of course this is very small sample size and I hope some coach would watch this over and make a comment.

Hey folks, thanks for the initial thoughts ♦

@ Backcushion - these stats are straight off elephant. I'd guess that the range of hands comes from a wider range than the percentage of times that I've put money into the pot? Just guessing of course.

Which makes some sense I guess given there are a lot of hands that get limped which would be from a significantly wide range like low suited connectors in multiway pots, hands in the small blind with 4+ limpers etc.

@ timukasr - thanks for putting the effort in dude, but this is FL :DStill.. they way I'm travelling at the moment I reckon I'll be into the NL in no time

Hi Waiboy,

you should be too scared already. Having a downswing over 6k hands happens very often.
The stats say the same. You go to showdown 35% of the time but you win only 53% of the time.
I think having 55% won at showdown is easily possible when running normal.

the best you can do is keep posting hands where you were unsure. Let's start with tough folds.

The handrange flop should be higher than the VPIP as it counts in the BB where you see a free flop as well whereas the VPIP only shows hands that you put in money on your own (not forced like on the blinds).

Originally posted by Waiboy
@ timukasr - thanks for putting the effort in dude, but this is FL :DStill.. they way I'm travelling at the moment I reckon I'll be into the NL in no time

Loooool ♦ this is funny, I totally didn't notice it ♦ (though I thought why the hell are u using bronze chart playing NL100 FR ♦). Nice one.

@ timukasr: db..... db.... .db... OKAY it all makes sense now LOL!

@ ciRith: cool.. thanks for the reinforcement I've definitely got a problem on the river with when to b/f, when to c/c - and possibly the turn for that matter.

Often a draw will complete on the river where I've hit top pair/two pair/set and I'll get c/r or I'll play b/c and possibly I should be c/c or b/f.

I'll try and dig out some of these hands and post them... although I know at least some of them are where a backdoor flush or straight will complete (or runner runner two pair ) and I think it is a call because there are too many other hands villian might raise - including semi bluff with bottom / middle pair or top pair / weak kicker.

To be fair those hands probably have been tilting me into calling when I shouldn't have