NL10 graph SH. +ve red line?

I've seen the redline be positive, and the showdown line be low. but a more common situation especially at these stakes seems to be with the negative redline.

Seems like you are doing pretty well, but looking at your stats, and comparing to what i see in Leakbuster there are a few things that are too high or too low, but could just be your sample size also.

Main one's that i noticed are your River call efficiency is way too low, WTSD seems a bit high, and your W$SD seems a little low. Kind of all related to what you said at the bottom of your post.

I always had a positive redline at microstakes when I played regularly, though it came with larger than average swings.

I was very aggressive, but value betting thinly will also increase your redline.

You should definitely not never 4-bet bluff (forgive the double negative) but certainly you'll do it less than at higher stakes.

good for you, i 4b,5b bluff all the time (recenty even 6b bluff ♦), am pretty aggro postlop, and make thin vbets, yet my red line is still slightly negative.... not as much as it used to be, but still a litlle under (considering big-ish sample)

i just have no idea what more i can do....

Originally posted by zumpar
i just have no idea what more i can do....

IMO stop caring about positive/negative red/blue lines.

If the profit line is positive over a decent sample it doesn't really matter how it's positive, so long as you're playing well and making good decisions.

The think is that redline and blueline is pretty depended of ur green lane. Its hard to explain it in english, but if ur redline is negative, it doesnt mean you lost that amount as 1:1. You just investad this loss in blueline, so usually if u have negative redline, your blueline is higher then it would be with positive redline. And negative redline+positive high blueline > positive red and blue lines in $. Sure its not for every1, i bet som chack norris can do this < . Correct if im wrong.

AND thats why some guys that aim for positive redline usually lose $/h. Just care about ur green line and average bb/100 thats good for ur limit

Originally posted by MJPerry

Originally posted by zumpar
i just have no idea what more i can do....

IMO stop caring about positive/negative red/blue lines.

If the profit line is positive over a decent sample it doesn't really matter how it's positive, so long as you're playing well and making good decisions.

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