Originally posted by ilioas
I had an awesome shot at nl 10 yesterday. Although i play nl10 lon partypoker sometimes and nl10 feels absolutely full of fish and non thinking ABC's.After seeing your tendencies and stats you could try TAG approach instead and then gradually move to LAG. That way you would get mostly good spots and ocasionally bad beats.
Hi there! ![]()
Atm, I'm playing 21,6/18 in 30k hands, so I think it's TAG allready. Some time ago my stats were 19/17, but during the coachings some of the advices were to increase SB's RFI, flats from all positions, bluff 3bet and bluff 4bet. Was working on that for some time and the result is still TAG, but not too tight as it was. In first 12k hands my winrate was around 10 bb/100 + rakeback of around 4 bb/100 and was playing like 23/20 then. So, if we would look just at those numbers, would conclude that this was working in small sample. When I started to loose, decided to tighten a bit, but that didn't work, either. So, basically, atm I'm searching for the most suitable strategy. Very significant fact is that if I take my last 17k hands, the showdown winnings are -€11,52, and I've played 20,8/17,6, with 27% WTSD during that period, which is totally normall. That could indicate that the variance took over. Overall, the sample size is too small to make any conclusions and changes, imo. So, the plan is just to stick with the play I think it's optimal in all situations, be patient and learn as much as possible (for example, I think I have the most posts at Hand discussions for No Limit Forum latelly). There's nothing more i can do. The roll is big enough for NL10, and I hope I wont lose 25 BI's more, to be forced to move down. But nothing will change if I will, will make moves accordingly. To be a reg at NL20 is anyway this year's goal, and I think that with the right attitude this is totally reachable, and I will do it!


