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I would be happy to get some feedback on my first 22k hands of NL25.

Some notes:
- I started playing mostly 6max, was extremely nitty (stats still show it), but up loosening up a bit more. Playing like 17/15 now.
- I actually switched from 6max to FR (lol) because I didn't like the variance and the games are overall less stressfull.
- In a 5k breakeven stretch at FR right now, which has really brought down the winrate
- Ignore HU NL50

Feel free to move or delete this if it's not in the right place.


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wau! I think your stats are just perfect!
Excellent position awareness and ratio between VPIP&PFR!

I think it's nothing to say here, you are playing your A-game and you're totally cracking NL25!

So the only thing which comes to my mind is [x] Move up

EDIT:
meaning the both - FR and 6-max


TribunCaesar
Joined: 29.04.2007

Hi

I would say...play looser. But that´s not everybodys style. On the micros and low limits nitty tag style is enough to make a nice profit, but on higher limits it get´s more difficult.
So, what i would suggest:

Nl SH: tend to play stats like: 19/17 ATS:30-35 WtSD: ~ 25 / on higher limits even a bit looser.
NlFR: your stats are fine!

btw: stats are just one piece in the puzzle. Do you post sample hands?
If not, i suggest to do that.

Best regards,
TribunCaesar


swissmoumout
Joined: 24.02.2007

Originally posted by TribunCaesar

So, what i would suggest:

Nl SH: tend to play stats like: 19/15 ATS:~25 WtSD: ~ 25 / on higher limits even a bit looser.
NlFR: your stats are fine!

btw: stats are just one piece in the puzzle. Do you post sample hands?
If not, i suggest to do that.r

FYP imo. on micro-limits you can call any (single) raise with pocket pairs from any position, that (in addition to other hands that you don't raise) accounts for ~4% difference between vpip and pfr.
So (imho) something around 18/14 is fine to beat the micro limits, while you learn to play better
Also, ATS won't be _that_ high, since you don't have as many tags you can abuse at these limits; mostly you'll just want to play tight against the huge fish

and +1 at the last part. Just aiming for given stats will not help you, what you need is to post hands, but more importantly, join coachings and get private coachings