It's cool to see my last year’s database in the video. So, will run some filters and see how much my game has changed in 2015.
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I managed to improve my winrates on the blinds. SB is -20,96 (was -29,79) and the BB is -30,06 (was -41,53). So, I’m very close to ideal winrates from the blinds atm, but I can still improve my game from the blinds, which we would probably see through later filters. I increased my BB vs BTN open CC%, which is 27,3% now (was 15,3). Even though it is a big improvement, I can still cold call some hands more. CC% SB vs BTN open is still ok, but I incrased my 3bet dramatically. Now I 3bet 11,8% SB vs BTN open (was 7,71). But then, I am 3betting too tight BB vs BTN open, just 7,89 (was 7,39). I should add more 3bets on both positions in blinds vs BTN situations, especially when on the BB. The ideal percentage would be 11-15%, so I’m aiming to that.
My winrates on blinds when CC vs BTN are 49,34 bb/100 on the SB and 47,6 bb/100 on the big blind, which clearly indicates that I can cold call even more hands than I do at the moment. What I need to improve in blinds CC vs BTN open is my Flop Raise Cbet because it is 10,6% now (was 8,82) and it should be around 20. So I should raise twice cbets as I currently do. So, this is another field where I need a significant improvement. The good thing is that I fold to cbets just 39% in those situations (was 45,5). I probably fold too much to turn cbets – 59,3% (was 55) and river cbets – 80 (was 66,7), but that might be a sample size issue.
I significantly improved my play on the BB vs SB open. My defending percentage is 46,6% - 3bet 15% and CC 31,6% (was 37,1 – 3bet 15,4, CC 21,7). I can probably defend a little more than that, closer to 50%. My WTSD% in this situation is a little low – 19,% and W$SD% is 60, which indicates that I’m probably too tight postflop BB vs SB. The good thing is that my flop raise cbet in this situation is 22 (was 16,8), which is ideal. My winrate when CC BB vs SB open is 118,21 bb/100 (was 95,34), which means that, even though I CC a lot more then used to, I can even expand my cold calling range further and improve my overall winrate on the BB like that.
Considering my play BB vs CO open, I improved my 3bet stat significantly, because it is 6,41% now (was 2,84), but I should expand it slightly to about 7% in the future. Cold Call is the same as it was in the video, 8,53% (was 9,35), which is good, but can be a bit wider, about 10%. My W$WSF in this situation is 50%, which is optimal atm.
SB vs CO open, my 3bet is 6,57%, and should be around 9%. CC is 7,01%, exactly where it should be. So, I should expand my 3bet SB vs CO open, but that was already concluded in the homework 2. My W$WSF is 47% in this situation, which is good.
BB vs UTG open is slightly better. The CC is 9,17%, which is pretty good (was 6,53%) and the 3bet is 2,03% (was 1,07), which is also good, but needs to be a bit higher, around 2,5. I’m still too passive postflop. My W$WSF is 37,1% (was 40,4) and W$SD% is 71,4 (was 73,3), which tells me that I need to work on my postflop play BB vs UTG open. For example, I’m folding in 73,9% of cases to flop cbets in this situation (was 58,1). So, even though I expand my preflop ranges, I became more nitty postflop. This is another field where I have to improve significantly and I think it’s a common thing for me when OOP postflop.
SB vs UTG open, my CC is 5,05% and I should slightly expand it to 6,5%. The 3bet is 2,53, which is great.
BB vs MP open, my CC is 8,59%, which is very good, but could be a bit higher. The 3bet is 2,27%, which is also very good, but could also be a bit higher.
SB vs MP open, my CC is 6,03%, which is great. The 3bet is 2,49%, which is very good, but I can add a hand or two to my bluff 3bet range.
The general thing about playing from the blinds is that with slightly expanding defending ranges, I need to be more aggressive postflop.
So, to make a general conclusion, I can say that I improved a lot in comparison with the database shown in video. Worth to mention that I can thank that mostly to w34z3l’s private coachings and his great videos at Pokerstrategy. There is still a lot of space to improve, which can be seen in the tables above, but at least I know what to improve and how to do that.