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Some help for a new PLO Fan (Correct Stats Value)

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Ruthl3ss
Joined: 06.10.2024

Hi guys,:f_grin:

I' m a new PLO player, I play micro stakes at the moment and when I review my session I don't know how to analyze my stats in PK4 report.

I don't know for example which is a good value range for VPIP,PFR,RFI,3bet,4bet,SQZ,cbetF,cbetT.cbetR.

I just want to understand where I'm going with data how I used to do in NLH if is possible.

Right now I'm studying "From the ground up PLO version" on RunItOnce and practising opens on PLO Mastermind solver.

Thank you all! :f_thumbsup:


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Have been playing on site with no tracker support so actually dont know about wanted stats. Did watch some videos on this in mastermind at some point. I think preflop stats would be around VPIP 25-30, PFR 18-25, 3bet 6-8. Should be reasonable numbers.

Cbet depends on opponents quite a bit. Versus straightforward/passive type we can get away with more cbets. But yeah OOP in general its supposed to be lower and multiway we need to be bit tighter. Some important stuff to think in cbet spots are:

- How does our and opponent range do on flop
- Does hand have enough interaction with flop to either be value bet or block enough opponent continue range to bluff
- How does hand perform as check.

I would recommend to post spots you feel unsure on hand analyze area. But yeah preflop is most important street to get good solid foundation on. That makes later streets lot easier.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

Good stats is always dependable on the table and the player pool you are playing in. That 25/20/6 is good common baseline, as long as the preflop ranges are what they are supposed to be. But I have played in a player pool where my stats were 42/25/5. And made really good profits, in my opinion more than with "solid" preflop stats.

As Ghaleon said, hand analyzing section is a great and FREE way to see how other players think about the situations.


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