[Closed] ps elephant / help needed with stats reading

Hopefully this article will help give you a start Christine.

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/fixed-limit/61/

Regards, Steve

hello Steve!

Thank you very much for this article, now im trying to read /understand it and see where im fitting with my stats lol

talk soon

Christine

♦ Your welcome Christine.

Good luck with the article and your analysing too. Unfortunately i'm an NL player but i'm sure one of the FL players would be more than willing to help you with any specific statistic questions you may have.

Speak soon, Steve

Hi Christine,

the article above is old so I don't know if all stats are correct in there. I think I will check it out as this would be a nice article for FR players.

Your VPIP and PFR is a bit low. This can be very well because of your sample size. To be sure you could reread this article:

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/fixed-limit/793/

You fold way to much when in the BB against a stealraise. 55% is a good value. 60% is fine as well if you aren't too sure when playing out of position. This value highly depends on your samplesize so don't be too afraid of that yet.

The rest looks very good to me.

tyvm for the quick overview and respond back Ill reread the article, to refresh my memory cant hurt for sure- again ty

Christine

very nice stats
59% W@SD and 4BB/100 winrate is pretty upswing

I don't remember much about full-ring, but 1.6 agression factor is probably way too low on any sort of FL..

btw: what is the "squeeze" in FL?? In fact it's not even possible in fixed limit by the definition :/ Or does it have some other meaning here?

I have an idea about squeeze , i 3-bet a guy pf. one time and he folded maybe thats it

Originally posted by opal99
very nice stats
59% W@SD and 4BB/100 winrate is pretty upswing

I don't remember much about full-ring, but 1.6 agression factor is probably way too low on any sort of FL..

btw: what is the "squeeze" in FL?? In fact it's not even possible in fixed limit by the definition :/ Or does it have some other meaning here?

thank you for your comments opal99 got a lot to work on for sure - doing my best to learn and practice in order to improve on every aspects, must say this is fun because I enjoy the diversity and having a lot to take care at once-- otherwise I get bored. I certainly am not since ive joined PS...keeps me quite busy lol

about the squeeze- imo - its when you check/raise after flop , something we could ask about tho.

Christine

Squeeze is a 3-bet preflop after a raise and 1 or more coldcallers.

Originally posted by Yoghi
Squeeze is a 3-bet preflop after a raise and 1 or more coldcallers.

How can we use it in FL?
It's saying nothing to me to see Christine's 4% squeeze, as it can be done with monster or good to very good draw (any FD with 4 handed on flop etc.)

Not for sure if I understand this right...is it if you cap after a raise and there is at least 1 cold caller?

Christine

Originally posted by Gambitwd
Not for sure if I understand this right...is it if you cap after a raise and there is at least 1 cold caller?

Christine

If Yoghi is right then it's a 3-bet after a raise.

I don't think that it's useful for FL at all anyway.

Its not useful for FL, and it only counts preflop.

For example

Hero is SB with AA

MP2 raises, MP3 folds, CO calls, BU folds, Hero 3-bets. Thats a squeeze.

MP2 raises, MP3 folds, CO folds, BU folds, Hero 3-bets. Thats not a squeeze

gotcha

They explain it all at the "glossary". It's more useful in NL, just because you can value raise so all the callers and maybe the initial raiser will fold preflop or on the flop. It gives a lot of strength to your hand. You can use the squeeze play when you're holding a strong suited connector to control the action or to take the pot when you feel weakness from the initial raisers.