"First" 15.000 hands - Thoughts appreciated!

Well, just copied and arranged it but a medal would be nice

So here´s the link without the link:

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For my last post: You have to ad http:// and the "link" to see it.

@griffey24

- 3bet:
your absolutly right, I will work on it

- high turn cr: yes, lately I worked on slowplaying most monsters on flop because I
was getting so many folds to a cr. On turn I get more callers
but don´t know if it´s good or not because I´ve being outdrawed some
times as well for my full stack and it doesen´t work for my bankroll.
It seems I should mix it up a bit.

- river call efficiency:
In the first 7000 hands it was about >2,50$. I now get it down to
1,50-2$. (Maybe a bit too quick?^^). I thought 1,50-2$ would be ok?
What do you think it should be like?

River call efficiency
-I'm not an expert on this stat, so if anyone has a better understanding of it please chime in
-my generally impression of this stat is that if you make a particular call on the river, in the long run a 'correct' call will result in a river call efficiency > 1
-I don't think it's easy to say that this number should be a particular value necessarily. If you were a super-user and saw villain's cards then your river call efficiency would be very large, so that's obviously the ideal scenario.
-in this case, we aren't super users. You're making calls on the river there are clearly good calls, hence your efficiency is at 1.61
-but look at it this way: imagine over the course of your sessions there are a range of calls that would net a river call efficiency of 1.1-1.3 as an example. These calls over the long run are profitable calls, but at the same time would bring your river call efficiency down to like 1.3 or something. So your efficiency is dropping, but you're making more profit.

I know this isn't a helpful answer, but experience will help you determine which calls are correct in which spots.