14K Hands micro nl sh zoom - My stats

Originally posted by Pokamon
so what is your thinking, when you raise 25% in that spot? how do you want to improve, when you do not want to look into stuff

Honestly I don't know what I am thinking. These numbers shock me. I can't believe I am raising 1/4th cbets. I would never have guessed that.

I figured I do have to look into 'that stuff', but I thought first things first, there should be plenty things I need to learn beforehand. But perhaps I am wrong, that's okay.

Do you recommend any other books to read first, or should I just get Applications of NLHE?

O wow, I looked at table of contents, that's some book ... That will keep me busy for a long time I think. He is really covering everything to full extend and beyond it looks like. I will get it for sure.

yes, nothing to read between lunch and dinner.

Originally posted by Stackoffski
Do you recommend any other books to read first, or should I just get Applications of NLHE?

i have read plenty, but looking back all i ever needed was applications (a solver and a bigger brain).

Thanks again for feedback guys!!

My name is Stackoffski ... I am a recovering spew-oholic (apparetnly) ...
This is my graph after posting this thread ... instantly no more red line going up (been unlucky though):

See .. I listen well (.. sometimes)

Dont worry about getting a solver, you dont need one at these stakes. You can make a ton of money if you literally don’t bluff at all besides c-betting because opponents overfold to c-bets at these stakes and 2nd dont call down rivers so often river is underbluffed at these stakes. You fix those two things you will see results. Players at these stakes will call down even when they should fold,the best adjustment is to just not bluff.. I only do it when I know my opponent is weak and gives up alot

Originally posted by Casey55
Dont worry about getting a solver, you dont need one at these stakes. You can make a ton of money if you literally don’t bluff at all besides c-betting because opponents overfold to c-bets at these stakes and 2nd dont call down rivers so often river is underbluffed at these stakes. You fix those two things you will see results. Players at these stakes will call down even when they should fold,the best adjustment is to just not bluff.. I only do it when I know my opponent is weak and gives up alot

Yeah this sums it up nicely! I am definitely working on these things.

I want a solver though, even though it's not needed The GTO+ one is not so expensive ..
But I won't get one for a long time probably. Not at NL2/NL5 at least.

Originally posted by Stackoffski

Originally posted by Casey55
Dont worry about getting a solver, you dont need one at these stakes. You can make a ton of money if you literally don’t bluff at all besides c-betting because opponents overfold to c-bets at these stakes and 2nd dont call down rivers so often river is underbluffed at these stakes. You fix those two things you will see results. Players at these stakes will call down even when they should fold,the best adjustment is to just not bluff.. I only do it when I know my opponent is weak and gives up alot

Yeah this sums it up nicely! I am definitely working on these things.

I want a solver though, even though it's not needed The GTO+ one is not so expensive ..
But I won't get one for a long time probably. Not at NL2/NL5 at least.

I have gto+ and I am just about to be moving to 5nl. I dont find myself ever needing it , it will be more useful in higher stakes. Theres a free solver you can use once or twice a day, gtowizard.com . Much faster to run the solves and is easy to use, only downside is you cant input custom ranges, if you want to try using it I would recommend 500 nl on basic since it gives only 3 bet sizes.

Another thing I notice is that the red line is climbing very nicely but the blue line is dropping fast.

Originally posted by korensdervs
Another thing I notice is that the red line is climbing very nicely but the blue line is dropping fast.

The usual reason for this is that the player is very aggressive, and other players fold often, but when they do call, they have the aggro player beaten. PokerStrategy.com recommends that beginners play TAG — "Tight Aggressive". Both the tight and aggressive are necessary.